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571.
by betaby 2y ago
We were asked by the staff to re-seat at different table from the 'laptop class' in Montreal cafe because we were speaking in normal voice. Sample of one, but still.
572.
by betaby 2y ago
I read the article but didn't get how the authors got the data. I understand that IOS/Android leak nearby Wi-Fi to Apple/Google and that was like that for years. But how I can get access to such bulk data to reproduce the map
573.
by betaby 2y ago
It's not a BitCoin, so transaction has been reversed since then, righ?
574.
by betaby 2y ago
Not enough supply. Even with the US population growth of 0.4%/year one has to build a whole new Phoenix,AZ worth of housing. That's just not happening.
575.
Cogent De-Peering TATA(old.reddit.com)
6 points by betaby 2y ago|1 comments
576.
by betaby 2y ago
Useless bureaucracy "It proposes to require that all broadband providers develop plans for implementing BGP security measures, and that a select number of the largest broadband providers would file those plans with the Commission as we
577.
by betaby 2y ago
> Chromebooks Qualcomm has been shipping closed-source modules for Android mobiles for years. Support of the another similar platform changes nothing. Adreno GPUs exist for many years and upstream support is deplorable. Nothing was stopp
578.
by betaby 2y ago
For me that list looks not that good compared to Asahi Linux for M1. No GPU, no camera, no suspend/resume.... I won't be spending my money on that platform until that sorted out. And judging from the other ARM platforms that means
579.
by betaby 2y ago
It's mostly input. Kids have more time. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input_hypothesis
580.
by betaby 2y ago
> Polish has 3. Native speakers of slavic languages tend to believe that there are three tenses. Try asking that someone who learned it as a second language and you'll realize that native french/english speakers think that slav
581.
by betaby 2y ago
Perhaps to use it as a jump host. Oftentimes running ssh via ssh is not that good performance wise.
582.
by betaby 2y ago
I'm certain I've read that with T2 enabled mac still offer to print recovery keys.
583.
by betaby 2y ago
Yes. On Linux there are methods to put VPN in a namespace and thus avoid the issue.
584.
by betaby 2y ago
Relevant article with way more details, also highlights that problem in other developed countries https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2024-05-05/global-ho...
585.
by betaby 2y ago
You are shifting goals, from the population growth to the fertility rate. Indeed some countries more that others are growing because of the migration and not fertility. Also that's not a new phenomena at all. All that doesn't neg
586.
by betaby 2y ago
Prices never went down in Canada for any substantial amount. Even 10% means we replay back to 1-2 years. Government of Canada actively intervene and change the immigration rate and the discount rate to keep prices from falling.
587.
by betaby 2y ago
> Yeah, significant portion of the developed world is shrinking not growing. That's absolutely not true. Otherwise cite reputable statistic sources. I'm looking at https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/fi
588.
by betaby 2y ago
That's close to zero (0.4%) means for USA one has to build city like Phoenix every year to accommodate that.
589.
by betaby 2y ago
I would break it down in two parts. 1. Coffee shop Wi-Fi router is compromised. Than that's a possible vector. 2. Bad actor sitting in the coffee shop and trying to carry out attack similar to the one described on the link. Fortunately
590.
by betaby 2y ago
It's rapid because it's exponential. Add there decay of the existing housing, add the fact that a lot of folks living alone. All that translates to the higher demand for units.
591.
by betaby 2y ago
Developed world is in denial of the rapid population growth. Developed countries just don't build enough.
592.
by betaby 2y ago
> I would say wait and see How long to wait? Asking in Canadian.
593.
by betaby 2y ago
Attack assumes that someone already controls DHCP. If bad actor controls DHCP you have a bigger problem.
594.
by betaby 2y ago
Wait til they learn you can initiate booting the whole OS through DHCP + tftp.
595.
by betaby 2y ago
It has nothing to do with VPN. Attack on the mined CVE is a general type of the malicious DHCP attack described in any CCNA level book since 90s.
596.
by betaby 2y ago
> Privacy does not protect you from the state. Privacy is good enough to protect you from the public. Public doesn't care mostly. Governments on the other hand...
597.
by betaby 2y ago
This is a perfect example of the CVE mining. There is nothing novel in the attack nor it's a security problem. DHCP environment must be trusted. We do have IP Source Guard and DHCP Snooping for decades to avoid scenarios from that li
598.
by betaby 2y ago
Those discussions are irrelevant given the population growth. UN is consistently wrong about populating growth. Earth population doubled in last 50 years.
599.
by betaby 3y ago
In Canada you can buy your prescribed meds and then file an insurance form. I did that myself more than once when 'computers were down' but cash registers were not.
600.
by betaby 3y ago
They are completely down because of the breach. Insurance in any context is irrelevant.

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