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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Other issues aside, a person could not pass a driving vision test wearing Vision Pro. Its resolution is great but not that great, especially in extreme lighting. You also lose most of your peripheral vision while wearing it. A future model
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
The “saving X bytes saves Y emitted carbon” trope is a pet peeve of mine. Nobody knows how much carbon a request’s full internet transmission path, storage, and possible 24/7 availability of a server consume. Stacks are too different,
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Of course, any excuse to surveil us more. How much of SF’s crime is committed by car owners?
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
In all seriousness - has anyone noticed a lack of performance on their phone recently?
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
I’ve earned Storj for years by renting excess hard drive space to store other people’s files. Having a native currency lets you innovate in some unique ways. Microtransactions are not practical with credit cards and other traditional settle
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
This might be due to how outrageous Cloudflare’s pricing is for protecting non-HTTP services like SSH (Cloudflare Spectrum.)
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Self-hosting is key for us as well. Companies working with sensitive data really value "on-device" / "on-premises" architecture, which it looks like you're close to nailing. Check out Bitwarden and Gitlab'
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
E-waste as customers migrate. I’ve never seen a physical Graviton for sale.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
You don't have to be doing anything wrong. You only need to appear suspicious to a compliance algorithm and you're suddenly unbanked with no explanation or recourse. Today's banks are over-compliant and won't care to dig
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
If they intended to protect humanity this was a misfire. OpenAI is one of many AI companies. A board coup which sacrifices one company's value due to a few individuals' perception of the common good is reckless and speaks to their
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
I'm curious about this. Can you elaborate on what went wrong?
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
That is indeed his side of the story and he broke the news first. Ratings or personality may have been factors, but when fired it is common to lean into PR.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
People were very hesitant to enter their credit card numbers into any website. This is a financial technology, it will bring more risks and justified hesitancy until the right projects iterate past the tests of time. We’re in the MVP stage
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Some projects aim to be that. This is a stablecoin backed by a centralized entity, it was not intended to be a decentralized project. All cryptocurrencies are not the same.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
This an evidence of gaping holes in digital consumer rights. People bought eShop software and physical hardware that they can no longer use or update. Regulators should force companies to open source any games and associated server software
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Google will not share how threat actors are pulling it off but it definitely is happening. (see the Terpin v. AT&T lawsuit for why they might not be disclosing the vector) There are "fingerprint" cookie marketplaces that sell
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
You'd be surprised at the typical profile of a crypto scam victim. I trace cryptocurrency professionally and try to help as many victims as possible. Most that I meet are far from the "crypto bro" archetype. Often they are pe
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Be careful, I trace cryptocurrency for scam and hack victims and have personally seen GV transfers used in attacks. The lack of a physical SIM does not give more safety. "SIM Swap" means "convincing a system or human to trans
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
The gcsfuse k8s CSI also works well if you build to expect occasional timeouts. It is a shame that a reliable S3-compatible alternative does not yet exist in the open source realm.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
How to enable end to end encryption in Zoom: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360048660871-End-t... (Presuming of course that their closed source software really E2E encrypts without a backdoor)
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
“Least worst” is right. A quick nod to Tor Browser, the Firefox fork which will always support HTTP in order to support the vast majority of Tor hidden services.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Complete reliance on biometrics to establish “personhood” is not only ableist but also opens some really frightening doors to future bad actors, like the removal of eyes as a means to revoke access/rights. Let’s reduce an oppressor’s c
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Spectrum is cool but priced completely out of reach for most Cloudflare users. I proxy through Fly.io or AWS Global Accelerator when I can’t use Cloudflare for TCP as a hobbyist. (Why only three protocols and such strict limits, years after
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Magic Transit is priced for the enterprise, out of reach for for a big chunk of the cheap VPS market: Minecraft servers and gaming in general, common DDOS targets.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Is someone depositing and withdrawing from a darknet market without transacting a criminal? Internationally? Are all buyers of substances the U.S. controls inherently “professional criminals”? Does the belief that someone is a criminal just
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
PSA: Stealing is illegal.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
This is also now the most private display. You can work in public with no risk of leaks.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
This is a self-custodied light wallet, keys were on user devices. It could have been a weak RNG or due to client side malware, it’s too early to tell.
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
Cautionary note: many entities do not allow running Kaspersky software including this tool. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaspersky_bans_and_allegations...
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by buildbuildbuild 3y ago
A fun toy. Until the long list of third party pro audio interface drivers and plug-ins work on iPad, this will only be useful for the (large) prosumer market. It would be killer if this supported Dante over Ethernet at 96khz.

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