charles_kaw

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by charles_kaw 4y ago
>Congestion will be a challenge but it will be way better than the current status quo. If they QoS common messaging apps and SMS, it'll be a massive win for a lot of people.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
This is a cool project, but I should feel the need to warn anyone who gets too involved: the main person (T. Cherryhomes) behind this has a weird proclivity to tell people to kill themselves. He's done it to me, my friends, and random
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
It's in beta, and they may not have built everything out; however, ios16 allows for small delta updates (rapid response) and has further packaged everything neatly. As ios16 isn't out yet, I don't expect the features to be fu
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
I ran into him at the post office in rockridge/temescal. I asked him if he was indeed Cliff. We stepped outside and chatted for about half an hour. It was an incredibly good conversation.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
I am not talking about lockdown mode. I am talking about security updates.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Something akin to this is coming in ios16.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
>Why do non-Western elites send their kids to Western countries for university educations? Elites. We have the best education for elites. Not for everyone, which is a large part of the problem.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
The problem is that having pride in your work no longer gets you as far as it used to. Many jobs have no room for advancement, and many people are stuck in cog-like retail roles in which rising through the ranks yields an extra few dollars
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
It's because for a lot of Americans, capitalism isn't "working" for them. As wealth continues to centralize, their quality of life isn't improving and class mobility is stagnating. People aren't necessarily adv
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Andy did counter tho, he got royalties.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Under heavy load, electric motors get hot faster (which makes them less efficient). It doesn't surprise me to hear they're having problems with towing.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
>It made sense for Shimano to remove support But, they didn't remove support. They demanded a 3rd party who had reversed their protocol remove support. They actually put legal work in to put an end to someone else's technical w
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
I don't think phones are bad. I don't think having it with you all the time is bad. I think what's bad is letting it draw you in constantly. Install all your dumb apps, but also turn off notifications for anything but direct
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Firefox has done a wonderful job of building first class privacy features into their browser. It's fast, and responsive. They have some leadership issues, but the technical side of things seems to be doing well. I switched to it as my
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
The terminals themselves use mtls to communicate and wrap the payload , wasn't referring to the payload itself.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
>You only get unencrypted stuff when doing mag-stripe The terminal encrypts it before sending it over the wire
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
> the secrets we were protecting are symmetric and printed on the card for anyone to see. On the magstripe and plastic, yes, but that is very rarely used today in stores. A modern chip card doesn't really expose secrets.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Considering the article writer already expresses some clear misunderstandings, I don't think it's correct. Maybe they witnessed it, but that would be a bigger deal than some shitty windows box being popped. Certainly, that would n
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
In a correctly configured system, the terminal itself would have to be reconfigured. That can sort of be be done via the POS, but also requires credentials from the group that configured the terminal. The terminals really don't trust t
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
btw if anyone has ever taken a look at a POS setup, it's a bit misleading to the uninformed In some solutions, the readers are in fact hooked up directly to the POS system. However, the card terminal does not see unencrypted payment da
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
A practical, long-existing solution is glittery nail polish. For non-painted metal seams, it's quick, simple, cheap, and easy to clean off. It's also almost impossible to duplicate.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Because the cryptocurrency community demonstrated incredible hubris, and even mocked "no-coiners" constantly. So, it shouldn't be a surprise that some people would respond in kind. I don't think it's great to mock p
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
Your X13 is not the same as a Z13.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
I doubt it - the place is already incredibly famous and serves an extremely good product. It makes more sense for them to churn people through as fast as possible during a busy time.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
I don't know why this is getting down-voted? It's a serious question. 1080p density on a 15in display looks horrible.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
I think they had their own platform and airbnb was just a channel for them. But yeah, it's not accurate.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
>malware developers hardly care about the proper way of doing things or race conditions Yes they do, they absolutely do - especially at this level. An easy way to get caught is to show up in a crashdump that automated software flags.
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
they even removed front facing radar a few years back, to save on cost
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
i suppose so. modern engines generally have a memory handler, which means that mallocs are usually coached in some type of asset management. you are also discouraged from extending working memory of the scene suddenly. When I was doing game
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by charles_kaw 4y ago
If this person was taught game dev any time before about 2005, that would have still been relevant knowledge. Doing a large malloc or causing paging could have slaughtered game execution, especially during streaming. >If you want a good

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