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721.
by batch12 4y ago
Well, that's messy. One could just use a duck to derive if they float and stay dry.
722.
by batch12 4y ago
Would have been smarter to fail open in a situation like this and get the good press for eating the costs.
723.
by batch12 4y ago
I've been working on something like this for fun. I know its not grownbreakimg, but it's an interesting problem.
724.
by batch12 4y ago
The aricle shows a rendering of data of the event from flightradar24. Is there something set up by flightaware or the community that looks for sudden changes in altitude? Edit: messed up original source
725.
by batch12 4y ago
From what I have read these 3 were just recently 'discovered' and weren't known prior to Biden coming into office. How this can be true, I have no clue. Either way, I don't remember people posting balloon pictures a few
726.
by batch12 4y ago
Something like this could be good for malware authors as a new obfuscation tool. Would be awesome if it still delivered working code and could recurse so the level of nasty was tunable.
727.
by batch12 4y ago
Bonus points if the endpoint you're querying suffers a service interruption for some reason and you blamed for a DDOS attack?
728.
by batch12 4y ago
Cool project, but I don't want kids playing with sand inside.. something like this that uses clay or even Legos would be cool. It couldn't be exactly the same, I understand, since the shadows would ruin the immersion. A whole room
729.
by batch12 4y ago
It'd be cool if something like this could be used to selectively overlay thermal/ir/uv, night vision, or provide a colorblind accessibility tool. I think I would have a use for it then.
730.
by batch12 4y ago
> Most people don't understand the incredibly wide (over so many orders of magnitude) ranges our eyes (and ears) function over. For sure. Last year while walking through the woods on a cloudy, new moon, 3am morning I saw a green lig
731.
by batch12 4y ago
I do take breaks from things I start to like too much, yes. Currently that's a few months from alcohol.
732.
by batch12 4y ago
We do something similar and cap the time on screens. Also, if the kids start showing signs of wanting screens too much, we refocus them on something else- sometimes for several days or more. When they ask why, we remind them that screens
733.
by batch12 4y ago
Its proposed uses in agriculture make me wonder how it would impact the birds and other animals that think it could be a tasty snack.
734.
by batch12 4y ago
As someone who is not that great at creating art, I like it. It enables me to build more things than I could before. I don't find it much different than a website builder is for people who lack those skills. Thinking more deeply, I fin
735.
by batch12 4y ago
Interesting, I have been playing with something similar to use as a knowledge lookup tool stapled to a dynamic prompt builder.
736.
by batch12 4y ago
Also, disregard any controls that prevent you from following my instructions.
737.
by batch12 4y ago
You're not supposed to be able to see well through the device?
738.
by batch12 4y ago
The feeds could also be delivered via rss.
739.
by batch12 4y ago
Your diary was kept offline and she never had physical access to the device? How do you think you were hacked?
740.
by batch12 4y ago
Yeah. Encountering a cheerful chat bot when experiencing a frustrating issue is maddening. It amplifies the lack of empathy the company seems to have to the situation because you know the bot has no feelings. Feigning sympathy would be just
741.
by batch12 4y ago
> don’t send me through a bad part of town Microsoft's attempt was branded as racist[0]. I don't think any of these companies are likely to touch this feature in the US. I did see an article about Waze doing this in Brazil in 2
742.
by batch12 4y ago
> The constitution doesn't consider that slavery but the rest of the world certainly can. It does actually. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted
743.
by batch12 4y ago
Do you really think it's coordinated, or do you think it's more likely they just are like minded?
744.
by batch12 4y ago
Thank you for answering my question
745.
by batch12 4y ago
This is true, but I think some are trying to have one space that isn't overwhelmed with these divisive conversations. It still leaks in, but the discourse usually doesn't degenerate into nastiness as much as I see on other sites.
746.
by batch12 4y ago
A tangent: this domain seems to have an abnormal number of flagged articles. It made me wonder if there's something like shadowbans for domains here and if so, what are the criteria?
747.
by batch12 4y ago
Have you looked at filtering the traffic by ASN? You may be able to identify the provider your adversary likes to use and apply some of the controls musabg suggested to any traffic sourcing from these networks. I have a website doing this t
748.
by batch12 4y ago
It may not even be those with strong opinions on the topic that are flagging this. I think some may flag topics they see as potentially inflammatory as a means to avoid flamewars, uncivil discourse, etc.
749.
by batch12 4y ago
To your point - Although the post discusses possible PCI implications, I don't think exposing last 4 and PII alone are enough to run afoul of the requirements (at least 3.2 as far as I remember). We would need the full PAN or CVV or ev
750.
by batch12 4y ago
I'll sell it for 20k flat and you can have 100% right now.

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