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by ballenf 2y ago
Would be great to see an earth or moon or country map outline for scale.
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by ballenf 2y ago
I'm skeptical unless the company has promised its shows to be safe for epileptics. Is this because it's for kids? Anyone have a source for this?
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by ballenf 2y ago
I bet you'd find a higher percentage of lawyers' kids wearing helmets biking than average. And fewer of them owning trampolines.
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by ballenf 2y ago
And the folding will hide parameters if they flow to a second line, ime. Whether this is on by default or not is not the issue. It's just getting "smart" folding in vscode that would be the feature win.
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by ballenf 2y ago
> During setup of your new Copilot+ PC, and for each new user, the user can opt into saving snapshots using Recall. If you don’t choose to opt in, it will be off by default and snapshots will not be taken or saved. You can also remove R
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by ballenf 2y ago
The photo doubled down on the misleading headline.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Makes you consider how effective these platforms could be as attack vectors after a breach of their admin platform. You could shutdown entire parts of a city or snarl rush hour traffic. Or post an alert requesting drivers to explicitly bloc
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by ballenf 2y ago
What's to stop a replica maker from scanning a replica bought from the gift shop? I am very skeptical that a trinket purchaser will care about or be able to identify any scanning errors introduced.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Each subtracted timeout is a 25 day timer, so any accumulated error would be miniscule. In your example there would a total of 2 setTimeouts called, one 25 day timer and one 15 day. I think the room for error with this approach is smaller a
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by ballenf 2y ago
Is it actually illegal to sell an exploit to the highest bidder? Obviously deploying or using the exploit violates any number of laws. From a speech perspective, if I discovered an exploit and wrote a paper explaining it, what law prevents
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by ballenf 2y ago
Similar to how hearsay evidence is thrown out, despite it potentially having substantial value. Court is exactly the place you want to throw out the baby with the bathwater.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Artwork can be more true to reality than a photograph.
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by ballenf 2y ago
I downgraded a laptop to Win10. Is there any reason to go to 11 before EOL for 10?
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by ballenf 2y ago
The inspiration here was getting root on the Switch 2. Getting root in Linux was the POC. The goal was not demonstrating some fundamental security vulnerability that's practically exploitable, but instead for reclaiming actual ownershi
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by ballenf 2y ago
If so, that would open the door to various offensive legal tactics, primarily a similar legal claim as used against Google in maintaining a monopoly. It would require establishing that the relevant market is Switch game hardware, but we&#x2
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by ballenf 2y ago
> 5 Use case: cave exploration as an artistic manifestation I guess that's their answer, where calling it art is kind of a sophisticated way of saying "because it's cool". Also, the cave in question is close to them a
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by ballenf 2y ago
Isn't it much more feasible on MacOS to stay on old major versions, than e.g. Windows? When I've been on older versions, I seem to still get security updates. But I've never been more than a year behind.
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by ballenf 2y ago
You're going to miss out when Apple expands the hand-washing nag to hair washing.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Seniors get more and more expensive until the work gets offshored or companies give in and hire less experienced.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Surely an intelligence agency or two would be big buyers. They could lease but that might have security implications they're not comfortable with.
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by ballenf 2y ago
That code outputs "() => { return a }", since there's no function invocation.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Part of the difficulty seems to be the style of jagged edges, making it hard to visually parse.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Agreed. We're the blacksmiths making armor and swords and horseshoes.
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by ballenf 2y ago
Makes me wonder how someone would have found the answers before the printing press. Write to or visit the most knowledgeable person you could get an introduction to or who would answer you? Then go to their contacts or recommendations? Then
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by ballenf 2y ago
The other thing is that the chaotic pile on the table, well-mixed, is about as fast as 7 riffles mixed with cuts and probably (my personal experience) equally mixed. Just makes you feel like a child.
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by ballenf 2y ago
This came up with my first search "openai security": https://trust.openai.com At the bottom is a link to report an issue. Seems like there are multiple ways to report issues. And they come with the potential for bug bo
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by ballenf 2y ago
Super complex, but could the fuel & thrusters be staged -- waiting in lower orbits -- so you don't have the mass of all of them at once?
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by ballenf 2y ago
I'm curious what has come of "reporter's privilege" in the age of citizen journalists where it's recognized.
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by ballenf 2y ago
If the ads are in-stream, it should actually make it easier to skip from a frontend interface. If you know or can figure out their length.
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by ballenf 2y ago
The downloads would have the ads as well if they're server-side.

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