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by crumpled 9mo ago
Any imitation of humanity should be the line, IMO. You know how Meta is involved in lawsuits regarding getting children addicted to its platforms while simultaneously asserting that "safety is important"... It's all about the
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by crumpled 9mo ago
I had to open the dev tools and pause the code in the debugger before I could tolerate reading the whole article.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
Yes. This looks bad for Flock security. Good thing nobody tried to pop a shell on the camera OS and move laterally through the network. That would be bad. I'm sure it's all very secure though.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
It almost certainly isn't. Some TV engineers are discovering the list right now and biting their tongues.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
I completely agree. But as a person in charge of keeping a brand new (volunteer) FM station running smoothly, this is horrifying. I feel every technical problem physically in my body. It's not them, it's me.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
As an aside: Winnie the Pooh is public domain, so he can do drugs if he wants. But he shouldn't wear a red shirt while he does.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
Looks like they disabled the mouse effect thing everyone is talking about, for the articles. So if you want to see it, go to the homepage of the site.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
Given the size of the product, you could probably 3d print a housing in that form factor that mechanically presses the button. Probably couldn't whisper to it anymore.
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by crumpled 10mo ago
> then yes, that's vibe-carving. This whole thread is a stretch, IMO. But, I like this phrase. As a fabricator (large wood CNC, laser cutting and engraving, 3D Printing, UV Printing, Welding). I put engineering into a whole differen
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by crumpled 10mo ago
I don't think anyone is struggling with grasping the difference in stakes. The stakes are different, the size and shape are different, there are a lot of things different. You don't make analogies out of things that are the same,
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by crumpled 10mo ago
> Automatic mistrust of the government is a pretty juvenile take. This statement seems naive at best and manipulative at worst.
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by crumpled 11mo ago
Could this just be a VS Code extension? I feel like it's not that hard.
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by crumpled 11mo ago
Weird to have a page like that if a human can't use it. Needs some pagination, f-droid! It's like we're supposed to save the page and grep it or something. Doesn't work in my Firefox.
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by crumpled 11mo ago
Someone at archive needs to prepare a torrent file right away
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by crumpled 1y ago
I saw a video of this guy (the github project author) using the Lilygo T-deck as a VNC console. It's a fun looking solution, but it requires wifi. https://github.com/moononournation/T-Deck/blob/main/
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by crumpled 1y ago
The software was based on Processing. It was never a secret, just open source working as intended. It doesn't look the same any more. A non-profit is still a business. Success is necessary for existence. Think about the number of compa
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by crumpled 1y ago
The page is making a WebSocket connection to the server and getting the peer info through the WebSocket connection. I think the magic happens on the server. This is a sample of the client-side code I found handling that: https://
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by crumpled 1y ago
My wife uses her Pixel 4a to this day. I moved on from mine after some problems, but a factory wipe of the 4a actually fixed all of the problems with mine too. And you know what else is cool? If the screen gets cracked or something doesn&#x
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by crumpled 1y ago
What's the 0-click RCE thing?
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by crumpled 1y ago
I've been playing with the Beepy. So much potential, but the community around it never sprung up, and the developer has moved on. For me it was a cool little terminal that mostly didn't work outside my usual hotspot. Managing WiF
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by crumpled 1y ago
Those devices use the older style BB keyboard, the one with the trackball. The Beepy from SQFMI is another Raspberry Pi platform with the trackpad keyboard.
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by crumpled 1y ago
It's not a solution if it passes with "Client-side scanning". Basically a AI bot watching your screen all day. You're gonna need a whole secure deviant device.
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by crumpled 1y ago
Usually we can use feature flags. Browser makers also have beta versions or their browsers available for devs.
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by crumpled 2y ago
Is it still rapidly growing? Threads initially attracted people who are now leaving.
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by crumpled 2y ago
I dislike the name "ink" for a plastic or resin compound with which we are going to saturate regions of our bodies. It reminds me of George Carlin talking about euphemisms.
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by crumpled 2y ago
I think it's easier to explain breaches with 0-day exploits than backdoors. Put any hardware in front of the best hacking teams, in their lab, and they WILL find a way in.
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by crumpled 2y ago
I think the pulling on the skin part is essential to the feeling things part. I don't think people will get any sensation if the magnet is held stationary. I'm only guessing.
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by crumpled 3y ago
Lol. Perhaps I will...
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by crumpled 3y ago
No, I don't. But pretty close. They did very little work that could be called film making. They have prompt engineering skill. If you can't do your creative job without AI, you can't do the job. The job you are doing is promp
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by crumpled 3y ago
I think if the Canon camera was able to create all the photos in a black box, regardless of the photographer's skill and surroundings, we would have to give the camera more credit than the so-called photographer.

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