crimsontech

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by crimsontech 3y ago
But the credentials are for stolen OpenAI logins, not stolen email logins. While there will be some people using the same password (I doubt many) the people selling them will no doubt have already validated and removed these from the set a
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I wonder how we handle stolen biometric data? Do we invalidate it like a stolen certificate? Sorry sir, your eye has been revoked, you can no longer authenticate to this, or any of our partner services.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
You have an area on your desktop dedicated to neofetch?
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Not only this, after decades I have decided that fewer visible windows is better for my focus. I went from using ultrawide and multiple monitors to a single 27” 5k monitor and find myself more productive than ever. If the window is out of t
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by crimsontech 3y ago
You could use Brave or Orion and get adblocking on iOS
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by crimsontech 3y ago
To a point LLMs can help with this. Additionally software has played a part in this for many years but nobody is getting convicted for possessing media that hasn’t had its contents validated and graded by a human.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Depends what you want to do with it really. https://www.hex-rays.com/cgi-bin/quote.cgi/products
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Indeed, I think it’s a relic from the one button mouse.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
No I’m talking about the port in the phone where you plug the cable in. With lightening the cable side is the fragile part, with usb-c the male part of the connection is inside the phone’s socket. This is the fragile part of the usb-c conne
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I would be shocked if it takes a year. If a good chunk of people stop adding content the lurkers will stop visiting because they aren’t seeing the novelty they are looking for.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
In some ways (convenience). I think it will also lead to not supplying the device with a charging / data transfer cable to reduce e-waste. Lighting connector is actually better than USB-C for a phone charger, there is no little contact
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I had a Palm Pre in 2010 with a removable battery and wireless charging.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Maybe if they gain enough followers, companies will pay them NOT to deinfluence them?
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by crimsontech 3y ago
This even happens with expensive shoe brands. Loakes and Church’s are two such brands of shoes and Danner boots used to be decent too. Small shoe makers get a good reputation for quality then can’t keep up with demand and sell or partner wi
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Hopefully they invest this money back in to creating more decent shows and movies.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Which ones are excellent?
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by crimsontech 3y ago
> Managers should make time for team members whenever they need it, and team members should be free to ask. This would be ideal and if the managers only job is to manage a team, this has never been the case for me though. Management has
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Not just this, but you couldn't see the product. In a store you can look at the product, see how it feels, try it on, test it out, etc. Early online shopping was a big gamble with different stores having different rules. It was often a
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Really depends on what your job is.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I learned colemak for the same reason (RSI) but it didn’t help much, it was especially hard because I use multiple computers, RDP and other remote management systems and sometimes other peoples computers. I don’t know what the status is now
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by crimsontech 3y ago
> No virtual objects, no 3d anything They did show 3D objects in the key note, someone sent one through messenger that the user pulled out from the message and interacted with it. Then they showed a 3D heart which could be taken apart in
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Sadly most people just don't care enough for anything to change.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Looks like a battery pack though, surely you could just buy a few or just have it connected to a power supply.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I did the same quest and I'm happy with the AirPods Max. I remember reading Apple originally wanted to make them better but they would have been more expensive so they didn't, I wish they had. I have more expensive headphones than
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I bought one after using a blackberry and I was instantly sold on it because you could browse websites as if it was a computer, zooming in to the text section with a double tap. I remember my daughter wouldn't entertain the idea becaus
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Yeah sorry, I should have been more specific. I was looking for evidence that: > Kaspersky was spying on international citizens for over a decade, providing data for both the FSB and GRU. You linked a news article that states: > The U
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Do you have any sources for this? I'm interested in reading more about it after seeing a lot of allegations. I don't recall ever seeing anything concrete.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
No, FancyZones is much better. Probably the best window manager across all operating systems in my opinion. I wish it was on MacOS
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by crimsontech 3y ago
Yup, pretty frequently, mainly outlook or a browser.
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by crimsontech 3y ago
I haven’t used twitter since they blocked access to 3rd party apps. Twitter, Reddit and HN are sites I really only use on my mobile through 3rd party apps along with Omnivore to save interesting articles to read later. For me, Reddit and Tw

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