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beefnugs
3y ago
Learn from others mistakes: the real move is to put backdoors in AI that automatically and irreversibly choose less and less murder targets
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3y ago
usbip has made me angry for 5 years now, there is supposedly an open source windows client, but you have to put windows into some unsafe bullshit mode to be able to use unsigned drivers?? So you have to compromise your entire system to use
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beefnugs
3y ago
Thank you for this kind of information. I have been pulling my hair out for years working with usbC hubs and monitor problems. There are bugs all the way up and down the stack: windows, the hub, the monitor itself. It seems there is fairly
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beefnugs
3y ago
No one seems to be talking about the typo "Everent", isnt it simply a matter of finding that typo on the source-data/internet ? to prove either way?
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beefnugs
3y ago
baby's first regex! oh so cute, here let me feed you more periods
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beefnugs
3y ago
In the short term managers and companies are firing because they dont understand. Long term they will hire people back. (dont let them forget, dont work for cheaper than worth, unionize where possible)
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beefnugs
3y ago
Hate to badmouth them: but they are definitely broken recently (one full month at least). I get long term contacts fine from things like AWS, but multiple new people i have not contacted before just do not get anything, complete silent fail
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beefnugs
3y ago
Here is an earbuds public service announcement : remember to clean them with alcohol on a regular basis. (inner ear pimples can be painful) Worth buying a little cleaning kit with small cleaning sticks and some pipe-clean like brushes. Also
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beefnugs
3y ago
Just solder a wire in there somewhere. Even if you knew absolutely nothing about electronics, 50 trial and error solder points sounds like less work.
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beefnugs
3y ago
They say it is production ready and beta in the same sentence? When did the definition of beta change?
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beefnugs
3y ago
Sounds fine, the conspiracy lovers can stop being scared of it and spend more time on praying, and it might prevent Snowpiercer for the rest of us
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beefnugs
3y ago
Microsoft is hilarious : We have created codeQL, the perfect solution to search all of source code in the world for known vulnerabilities at a scale very few can even comprehend.... but first it says you dont have candy crush installed, we
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beefnugs
3y ago
I think this failing, and tesla failing to actually ship "self driving" is clear : machine learning definitely has complexity limits, that we are a long way off from perfecting or even getting beyond some reasonable threshold.
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3y ago
linux if you know enough. Otherwise you can use win10 for many more years by going into firewall, and disabling everything you know for a fact you aren't using (watch out some windows updates will re-enable whatever the hell it wants)
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3y ago
These kinds of accurate numbers of acceptably killed innocents is really hurting a specific part of my sympathy brain somehow. "we really need to missile this guy or he will kill more" vs "well we got 37 badies and also kim a
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3y ago
Its the perfect back door to get more data. "It could be useful someday! just keep giving us all the training data until it does something useful" It captures the cypto suckers, it traps smart software people with "unlimited
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beefnugs
3y ago
The ones with lamps in them are a real scam (not built for replacement but still painfully possible to replace), but beefier proper electric element is high power and amazing and way more portable and cleanable than an oven.
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beefnugs
3y ago
At bare minimum never trust the operating system that comes on cheap PCs. re-install the operating system yourself. On a harder level: there is no way to know if the drive firmware has un-destroyable malware, or the boot firmware is comprom
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3y ago
Like everything else in this world, its utterly and completely unfixably broken: There is no way you can have complex huge dependencies properly. The best most paranoid thing is to have multiple networking layers hoping they have to exploit
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3y ago
Actually isn't this good? It means we can run something multiple times to prove itself a bad answer?
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3y ago
Is there a special name for this type of article yet? I guess the word FUD used to be thrown around everywhere and I got sick of it a while ago. So is this how chinese infiltrators are publicly broadcasting ideal targets? Or just how you in
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3y ago
It makes it tough for us trying to figure out if it is because: - They are projecting that they know they are shipping backdoors into motherboard all over the world, so they are scared of the same - or else its just paranoia Regardless the
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3y ago
Well up in canada we have 5 year old google street data, and nobody even updates business hours on 80k+ cities...
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3y ago
a judge can compel you to do cryptographic math in your head after you have forgotten the private key? the entirety of reaching into peoples minds with law is nonsense
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3y ago
Yes this is why lots of men are into mechanics, its cool stuff. I get just as many "who is hiring these incompetent engineers?" though: In the last 10 years maybe less than 5 percent of those "tear box open" tabs has eve
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3y ago
Interesting thanks. What bothers me though is that almost all developers do exactly what you see in issue #1: We found it! fix committed done! Nope, you should understand exactly what went wrong: assuming parents must exist... Now search th
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3y ago
Why are they telling people to put it in a faraday cage??? If the whole point is they want them to be able to steal the car without breaking in? Are they trying to say "let them break into exactly your front door but then a bright flas
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3y ago
I wish I was a 5 year old that didn't actually know how infeasible and useless this all is, and could just be positive about the future for once. But humans cant even figure out you can't operate an "imaginary number go up&qu
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beefnugs
3y ago
Can you ask and get good results of how many reviews seem fake, misleading, and for previous different items leaching off the same review-pile?
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3y ago
The word protect here makes no sense: Order to Monopolize American data. We only want the companies paying american taxes to track, spy on, sell, and abuse peoples private data against them.
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