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721.
by bragr 4y ago
>Kaspersky: Poorly detected backdoor targeting governments and NGOs around globe Funny, according to the US government, that is what Kaspersky is.
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by bragr 4y ago
>Do any of them actually sell extended warranties? I assumed they were scammers. Those are not mutually exclusive. From what I've heard[1], the "extended warranties" are grey market car maintenance insurance that basically
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by bragr 4y ago
I'm not against the idea of inclusive language in general, but given that companies and projects have limited resources, I'm not convinced the level of impact on diversity and inclusion is worth the level of effort that seems to g
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by bragr 4y ago
However, considering I got 2 of these calls today, I'm not sure how closed it is yet.
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FCC Closes Robocall Loophole(fcc.gov)
129 points by bragr 4y ago|179 comments
726.
by bragr 4y ago
It's not really the NIMBYs, it's the Coastal Commission which has a singular mission to protect the coasts no matter the larger big picture issues that keeps killing desal plants. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
727.
by bragr 4y ago
Looking the repos to refute your snark, but you appear to be correct. The example given seems to be the thinnest of wrappers around the kernel C API and translates directly into the equivalent C for compilation. Does not seem like native sc
728.
by bragr 4y ago
I'm not sure that we agree on what theoretical means. That these classes of bugs are probable does not make their existence in any particular software any less theoretical an in the absence of evidence. Which software? Which endpoint?
729.
by bragr 4y ago
Theoretical in the sense of actually existing in a widely deployed product such that it can't be responsibly disclosed.
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by bragr 4y ago
ArduPilot then? Or they are just inventing theoretic vulnerabilities to drum and panic/business. On a second read it feels more like the latter.
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by bragr 4y ago
As apposed to all the other illegal things people do right out on the open?
732.
by bragr 4y ago
So are they talking about the Donkey car project? That's the only one that I'm aware of that aligns with what is said in the article.
733.
by bragr 4y ago
>do not bind your onion service on 0.0.0.0 Good advice >they do provide privacy against snooping exit node onion services don't use exit nodes. Your client and the service build circuits to nominated middle relays so https only o
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by bragr 4y ago
>Google is lying about when they look at your data No they aren't. The TOS and similar clearly spell out that they have automated checks for malicious content, copy-righted works (remember when Google drive was a popular piracy vec
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by bragr 4y ago
>Even as a paying customer, this is pretty embarrassing and there seems no recourse is possible? If you are paying for enterprise support (Google Workspace), you have a support path to address this with. If you don't have Google Wor
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by bragr 4y ago
Clearly this person is not throwing shade a pair programming, but lazy employees who might skate by doing lots of "pair programming" without pulling their weight. I've come across people that are very good at getting "he
737.
by bragr 4y ago
I think you should read that post again with more dispassion. It does NOT say that top performer's are not suffering from remote work. It says who the top performers are has not really changed. The top performers could be getting 50%
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by bragr 4y ago
>There's no reason why language models should be immune from what is standard expected behavior in society. So sue OpenAI then. That's your recourse if you believe you've been harmed. I don't think you'll be very
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by bragr 4y ago
>whether or not it's necessary The thing is they've studied the revolutions of 89 and the more recent ones too. They know they don't know what will be the thing that will finally get people out in the streets so they clamp
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by bragr 4y ago
No it's a sign of the overall culture, not the individual. You could do this in New York but it would be so unusual that people would think you are scamming them or just look at you like you grew a second head.
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by bragr 4y ago
There's half a dozen of them here in LA. I'm a fan of their tshirts and hoodies. Not so much their jeans though
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by bragr 4y ago
I'd encourage you to go read the project docs in the kernel for this. This rust project has been ongoing for years and I believe the documentation and discussion there addresses all the issues you raise. This is not a knee jerk "f
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by bragr 4y ago
Trades one problem for another. Now you are cycling the battery frequently which is going to do the same thing in the end.
744.
by bragr 4y ago
Considering MoCA ethernet to coax will do >1Gbps over 1km distances for the same price, I'm failing to see the use case unless you absolutely have to reuse an existing wire pair. Ultra lower power applications maybe? https:/&#
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by bragr 4y ago
The main advice I'd give is don't follow the steps about port forwarding and public DNS if you are noob. If you are just playing around with things, you don't need to put it on the public internet, you can just access it over
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by bragr 4y ago
>It allows servers to integrate with the strong authenticators now built into devices, like Windows Hello or Apple’s Touch ID. The problem I have with this is that some consumers won't understand the degree to which all of their acc
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by bragr 4y ago
There's probably a niche market. Some people collect boxed games or software so maybe there's some VR/AR collectable shelf in the future to put them on, but then the price needs to reflect that its some bobble collecting virt
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by bragr 4y ago
Jira is highly flexible and customizable, almost to a fault. One Jira can look and operate almost totally different to another with enough customization. If Jira feels inflexible and bureaucratic to you, I'd argue that's only a re
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by bragr 4y ago
>Because it's really hard to kill off the market leader when the market leader is embedded into the core of how a company works. eh. I've experienced a number of painful tool and platform shifts in my career that basically came
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by bragr 4y ago
https://archive.ph/4wxLI

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