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by bustling-noose 2y ago
You have no laws when traveling through immigration. Thats true in US too. There was an article (trying to look for it could be arstechnica verge I dont remember where) once where a US citizen journalist was detained at the border for hours
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
humans should come with a big UUID that is generated at a central database to keep out duplicate and then just a name without any last name for social connections. this would also solve discrimination on many levels. would be a nightmare fo
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Think of the QC modem as an API and that API is limited to what QC wants apple or anyone else using their modem to do. The firmware is pushed by QC and then apple can use it to update it’s modems of QC when it does it’s now updates. Now wit
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
The median consumer for an ISP is someone who pays for a service and asks for the wifi password printed on the back. Thats about it. Maybe they change the password through the app (TR-069) if they want to change it later. Having something l
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
How does one give someone a placebo after surgery for clinical trials ? Wouldn’t that cause a lot of pain ? I know science and research and trials and all etc etc, but pain post surgery is quite a lot that placebo alone would be really bad
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
It might be visible. Just not a large amount from one account to another. Thats not how laundering works and definitely not how trades work that are supposed to go unnoticed.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
The idea of IPv6 is that every few hours or so my iPhone gets a new set of IPv6 addresses (usually 4 at a time I don't exactly know my currently config but they keep changing always). So the obscurity is from the fact that you have ipv
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Reliance taking legal action against a domain(jiohotstar.com)
2 points by bustling-noose 2y ago|1 comments
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
A 2D world may not give you the perception of how far some of these locations really are. I think an option to switch between the two would be better.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Isn't this more of a home network rather than home lab ? Lab would be where you can run software and hardware to actually experiment with things. Within a closed setup like Unifi you are hardly experimenting with anything if at all. Co
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
according to the release notes 0602 fixed some SMART failures. Seems pretty important to me
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
I don’t think revenue is a good measure of ‘decline’. People have saturated their lives with devices over the last 4-5 years and iPads iPhones and watches and EarPods have reached a saturation point. So the revenues will not grow linearly a
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
>they were minding their own business, reading a newspaper, listening to music, staring out the window Much better cognitively than endlessly scrolling Instagram reels YouTube shorts that are algorithms trying to keep you hooked. Sometim
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
About 9 years ago I traveled to the US from India for education. Smartphones were still not very common in India cause data was not as cheap as it is today. When I was in the bus commuting everyone’s head was buried in their phones. I thoug
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
> The outage highlighted a different kind of digital divide. On one side, gmail, Facebook, and Twitter kept running, letting us post photos of blue screens located on the other side: the Windows machines responsible for actually doing th
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
AI blockchain 5G IoT ML self driving are a few trends I’ve seen in the last 10-15 years or so. I was too young to witness things like dotcom bubble but the theme remains the same. Everytime something becomes popular there is always the ‘you
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
When you have a great product, you can get away with mediocre or even bad internet presence. Take Starbucks, visa, Mastercard, Walmart etc who have at best average presence on the internet but their physical products are making them a lot o
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Valet parking will be provided for no additional charge according to the FAQ. Probably cause no one is going to return your car back.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
The ‘our story’ section says ‘coming soon’. Can’t wait.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Yes. With UDP VPN this shouldn’t be a problem I guess.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
You might still experience DOS attacks.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
With usb c this is even cheaper and easier.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
I think boards like these that go into everyday computers will help streamline things like drivers and apps a lot. One of the most important things with new platforms is price for people to play with and availability. The raspberry pi for e
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Cocaine dealers work similarly right ? The first ones are free so that you get addicted and come back for more when you have to pay for it.
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Apple gender pay gap lawsuit(arstechnica.com)
8 points by bustling-noose 2y ago|3 comments
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
You granting someone rights to material you don’t have makes you liable twice right? If your friend lent you his car and you lent it to someone else, you become liable twice not zero times.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
The agreement now should include such scenarios. But then again a good lawyer probably already knows incidences and probably has rock solid agreements that cover this.
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Hacked ? They are saying they can access your content (I’m assuming cloud though won’t be surprised if they also have remote access enabled by default) can be accessed by them anytime they want. Yes adobe can access the next pixar film bein
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Interesting list. I have been working with routers for a decade now. Few things to note : home router makers use boards from companies like QC, Broadcom, mediatek etc that provide a base configuration of a board and something like openwrt a
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
If your device was compromised then a reboot will essentially not run that piece of software again (iOS) until you probably clicked that link and your device was exploited again (assuming its the same exact environment). While 'once a

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