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by batch12 3y ago
> Or, I hate to admit, AdBlock. This is my primary use case and I'm not ashamed of it :)
542.
by batch12 3y ago
My oldest is approaching more than 11 years I believe, though I've replaced its brushes and rollers and batteries at least once.
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by batch12 3y ago
As long as we mix human and machine control, I think we will continue to have problems. If we take humans out of equation somehow, we may eliminate a lot of edge cases like this. Self driving cars need their own lanes. After that, we could
544.
by batch12 3y ago
I'll resist - and so we have balance.
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by batch12 3y ago
I wonder what a VR version of Maniac Mansion would look like.
546.
by batch12 3y ago
Years ago, one of my previous roles was building and supporting a custom linux live OS that could be used by employees on cheap netbooks (remember those?). To distribute updates, I ended up building our own internal torrent server from scra
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by batch12 3y ago
I am ignorant of the law here, so I want to be clear that I am asking out of genuine curiosity, not out of malice or some thinly veiled political ideology. I do not live in a location where unions are common. The bargaining team was 8 peopl
548.
by batch12 3y ago
I looked at an early flavor of this and spent a while reversing the malware. This was the same malware that hit McClatchy and MediaNews a few years ago (2020, but I remember being concerned about the malware's practice of replacing the
549.
by batch12 3y ago
I thought the same with the NIH article, but the date on that one is May and the nature paper is October-- unless I am confused.
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by batch12 3y ago
Gotta be careful with this. Many vehicles have to be modified so the exhaust is higher, electric, etc. Also, I've always heard that cold water on a hot engine block can cause cracks, but not sure how true that is. Most cars can't
551.
by batch12 3y ago
I wish there was a way to view apps by permission- so I wouldn't have to audit every app individually. Is this possible?
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by batch12 3y ago
I think both can be good. We should know how much of a purchase is tax. We should also know upfront. I also think it's okay to question if a tax rate is appropriate and if the money already being taken for tax purposes is being spent w
553.
by batch12 3y ago
> Perhaps similarly, people convicted of internet piracy could be required to operate with their torrent ports blocked, or with some sort of nanny state spyware installed on their devices. So we need a pirate registry? And if you're
554.
by batch12 3y ago
This debate predates facebook by a while. Napster came out 5 years prior, and that's when I remember the biggest push from media companies, but there were efforts even before this to limit the free exchange of information.
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by batch12 3y ago
Its a nice thought, but I cant make myself believe it. It seems more likely to me that her words were coerced or forced and she was manipulated into confession. I imagine she was saying whatever she thought she needed to in the short term t
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by batch12 3y ago
Someone should make something for these airBNB folks that does this at the end of every rental if they don't already.
557.
by batch12 3y ago
Or maybe have fun being a policeman and enforcing your image of perfection if thats what you want. If cheating is acceptable, surely that is too.
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by batch12 3y ago
I thought about flipping your comment into one that encourages people to not comment online to prove a point, but to find someone outside and do the real thing, but that'd be rude. Now- I don't disagree that going outside is more
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by batch12 3y ago
> allowing documents to become public solely because it is “clickbait.” The irony is, the company makes a lot of money from 'clickbait'.
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by batch12 3y ago
I agree, there's a lot of confusion between a CVE and CVSS. One is just an identifier, the other is its score. I am much more of a fan of using CVEs than assigning arbitrary marketing terms like xBleed.
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by batch12 3y ago
Makes sense, thanks for the clarification.
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by batch12 3y ago
Ive used something like ''' ssh -t user@host /bin/sh ''' To bypass shell restrictions in the past, but I'm not sure if that will work with your example.
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by batch12 3y ago
This article helped me evolve my understanding of the impact of the recent openssh vuln, CVE-2023-38408. Gaining RCE on the source system is more valuable if you consider that the vulnerable machine is likely using ssh-agent to connect to o
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by batch12 3y ago
PawPatrol, geez.
565.
by batch12 3y ago
Thanks!
566.
by batch12 3y ago
Ugh, just remembered hotornot circa 2004. Those neurons haven't been exercised in a while...
567.
by batch12 3y ago
Congratulations!
568.
by batch12 3y ago
My first google search shows articles that discuss zero risk.
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by batch12 3y ago
Yes, if we're dealing in absolutes, I'm sure there is a level of cannabis consumption that is zero risk for some people. Check out CBD.
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by batch12 3y ago
Prescription drugs carry a risk. Even water use has a risk. Everything has a risk. Should someone be stoned when performing serious tasks like driving, taking care of other humans, or working? No. Can cannabis be consumed safely when not ta

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