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callalex
3y ago
No, the alternative is universal healthcare.
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3y ago
Edit: I want to start with something nice since this discussion seems like it could be overwhelming you. Nice job on the name, it’s short, memorable, and works in many languages while not already being associated with something else. If I b
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3y ago
But at least we have thorough audits that tell us where each of our dollars is spent…
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3y ago
An equivalent statement would be “I bought some pills from the guy on the street corner and they didn’t contain what he said they would, so I’m never going to the pharmacy ever again.”
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3y ago
> we should be asking ourselves, why is it after all these years that we still don't have secure and easy to use multi-account WiFi network But that’s exactly what we do have! Any old router/AP combo you buy at the store or get
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3y ago
They have a rather clean implementation of standards called RADIUS and 802.11r, if that’s what you are talking about. It’s not unique to one manufacturer, that’s the whole point of Wi-Fi Alliance standards.
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3y ago
My fiancée made a wonderful series of 3 watercolor paintings for me of the musical instrument I play. She’s not a pretentious paper art genius (she makes digital art for video games), so she just used the standard size she bought at the sto
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3y ago
I love me a good drop shadow but…hot diggity did late 80’s design pour on the honey there.
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3y ago
That is not enough for a threat actor to modify the network control plane with WPA3. There are tight timings involved. It is only enough to be able to passively capture packets that can be retroactively decrypted and even then if there isn’
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3y ago
What is your threat model to warrant this effort at home? Are your work-related machines not networking through an encrypted tunnel in some other way (that would be a serious oversight!)? What government are you living under that is routine
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3y ago
It’s a crying shame that WPS was fumbled so hard. It was a consumer friendly idea.
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3y ago
Wow I guess it’s been long enough. The mid aughts explored this whole world extensively and it all sucked which is why we ended up where we are. Although watching video content wasn’t a thing the last time around so maybe there is room for
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3y ago
What is that useful for?
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callalex
3y ago
They’re talking about the other direction. The bot can make web requests, which means it can export data.
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3y ago
Jainism has existed for a lot longer than that, and they’re doing just fine.
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3y ago
If it was on a broad scale then surely it would be easy for you to provide some evidence after being asked nicely 3 separate times?
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3y ago
They don’t mention anything about rates of fire and how they suppress those fires (especially important in sunny rural California). Are they decommissioning packs before their absolute end of life to reduce this risk or are they trying to s
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3y ago
When does a substance cross from natural to unnatural? Lithium is naturally occurring, ibuprofen is made from tree bark. These are not unique examples.
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3y ago
ADSBExchange is more complete (at least in my area).
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3y ago
Some one probably thought about that for a few minutes and ran some numbers and tests BEFORE they paid to lunch satellites in to space, don’t you think?
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3y ago
Start writing down the exact time of the events, that way you can piece it together without having to sprint outside with binoculars.
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3y ago
It would only take a few examples to change behavior.
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3y ago
I suspect we have different definitions of “legal system” in mind. You are correct that such things cannot be admitted as evidence into a court case, but law enforcement agencies still use the machines and do their best to lie to unknowing
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3y ago
Where can I learn more about this?
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3y ago
One of things is not like the other. Gardening can happen anytime, but gatherings happen on holidays, so the party space you describe is already booked or closed for the holiday.
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3y ago
This seems like an absolute nightmare for people with disabilities.
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3y ago
You are speaking orthogonally to the topic you replied to. The parent wants sandboxing between different programs so that one cannot read another’s data without explicit configuration and consent.
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3y ago
This is the same legal system that still uses polygraphs as “lie defectors” and known-junk DNA matching tests as fact, so this isn’t exactly shocking.
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3y ago
The bed in the cyber truck is not big enough for one of those.
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3y ago
Glassdoor is in the same category as Yelp: less than useless because of all the lying.
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