cmsj

16 ms·

121.
by cmsj 3y ago
To provide some more commentary here. Prusa has not changed it's behaviour towards either PrusaSlicer or its printer firmwares in the time since Bambu has existed as a force in the 3D printing community, so Armin's claim that Bamb
122.
by cmsj 3y ago
I have a lot of respect for Armin, but it's pretty clear he doesn't really understand the specifics of what he's talking about here. > people are complaining (The MK4 firmware is not Open Source) the link here is to a redd
123.
by cmsj 3y ago
Shout out to the folks who used to hang out in the Enlightenment IRC channel until we all got told to take the social stuff to a new channel :D
124.
by cmsj 3y ago
> FTL should be possible because the universe expands [EXP] at speeds greater than that of light. The universe isn't expanding faster than the speed of light, it seems to be expanding everywhere at the same rate. Galaxies beyond a p
125.
by cmsj 3y ago
I love Tailscale, but you are really then just substituting one company's remote access for another's. I'm quite certain that TS are more capable of creating a secure system than Ubiquiti are, but still, the principle of not
126.
by cmsj 3y ago
I think you need at least one ui.com user, but you can also add local users. I control my unifi stuff through a local admin user.
127.
by cmsj 3y ago
The real question here for me is: why is my data not flowing through Ubiquiti's servers end-to-end encrypted? They should be able to accidentally send my data to another user and have it merely result in a decryption failure.
128.
by cmsj 3y ago
And note that to see the Remote Access checkbox, you need to be logged into the console as a ui.com user, not a local user. If you have disabled Remote Access and instead want to use the phone app via a VPN, you may have to add it manually.
129.
by cmsj 3y ago
Mikrotik's UI was terrible to begin with, just a big 90s smorgasboard in the style of My First Visual Basic App.
130.
by cmsj 3y ago
Not all of the things that it covers involve a server, and the iOS upgrade (17.3) will work on all of the devices that currently have iOS17. You can argue the feature should have existed in earlier versions of iOS, but it didn't, so...
131.
by cmsj 3y ago
You seem to be confusing "possible" with "easy".
132.
by cmsj 3y ago
Without necessarily defending Ubiquiti's oftentimes-weird product lineup, IDS/IPS are basically useless, so there's not much point worrying about what they do to raw WAN speed.
133.
by cmsj 3y ago
The RFC generally looks to be so substantially useful that I'd expect pretty swift adoption in platforms/browsers, so while the custom port thing may not be useful immediately, that will probably change within a few years (which i
134.
by cmsj 3y ago
They had planned to convert old oil rigs into launch platforms, but abandoned the idea earlier this year: https://spacenews.com/spacex-drops-plans-to-covert-oil-rigs-...
135.
by cmsj 3y ago
Ah yes, the classic engineering solution of "just put it on the far side of the moon". Easy!
136.
by cmsj 3y ago
It would, however, be foolish to assume that Starlink will be the only constellation of low orbit satellites.
137.
by cmsj 3y ago
China. https://www.rocketlaunch.live/?pastOnly=1&filter=china
138.
by cmsj 3y ago
They have until March 2024 to comply.
139.
by cmsj 3y ago
(to be clear, this is not an iOS restriction per-se, this is the App Store guidelines not wanting to have a store full of porn)
140.
by cmsj 3y ago
I'm pretty sure most humans could reliably handle this scenario: ""Tom Cruise's mother is Mary Lee Pfeiffer, who is Mary Lee Pfeiffer's son?"
141.
by cmsj 3y ago
Irradiation from telecoms signals has been around for more than a decade. We'd also likely notice things like - lots of people getting a sort of rectangular shaped cancer right under their pants pocket ;)
142.
by cmsj 3y ago
Thanks, I did wonder how, given the pretty strict physics of... physics, they could be claiming that the iPhone is compliant at 5cm and not at 0cm!
143.
by cmsj 3y ago
EM radiation striking your body is essentially just going to impart energy into your atoms/molecules. All of the EM radiation emitted by a phone is very very far down in the non-ionising range. That means it can't directly damage
144.
by cmsj 3y ago
Is it normal the the report would not be public? I'm not often an FAA report enjoyer, but I would quite like to read this one!
145.
by cmsj 3y ago
I agree with this comment. I will now email the webmaster to ask them to update the vote count for your post because it deserves attention.
146.
by cmsj 3y ago
Change your hostnames people, then you won't be "XXX's MacBook Pro.local"
147.
by cmsj 3y ago
(fwiw, blastdoor is the XPC process used by iMessage to render the little rich previews. It is heavily sandboxed in case the contents are malicious)
148.
by cmsj 3y ago
Reboot into Recovery Mode, open the terminal, run: spctl --master-disable csrutil disable nvram boot-args="amfi_get_out_of_my_way=1" and reboot into normal mode. Almost all of the "annoying" safety protections
149.
by cmsj 3y ago
The caveat is that you know what you're doing. Most people don't. Computers are made for most people. The era of computers being made for people like us, is long gone. (We did this to ourselves, by constantly trying to make comput
150.
by cmsj 3y ago
You can also trivially suppress deprecation warnings with clang flags or pragmas, so even with Xcode there may not be a logged warning, because someone already decided "yes, I know this is deprecated, but there is no alternative, so we

More ›