daveloyall

9 ms·

61.
by daveloyall 8y ago
Don't forget, when Asimov introduced this new law, those (few) robots that were governed by it also had a modified First Law: "...except when such action or inaction would conflict with the Zeroth Law" (paraphrasing). That g
62.
by daveloyall 8y ago
The lesson here is that your devs were not up front about that with the LVFS guys and the fallout got negative enough to go public. Keep trying! Somebody's got to do it. :)
63.
by daveloyall 8y ago
From the System76 reply (emphasis mine): > LVFS is neat and we'd love to use it. We also have a couple of constraints that make that difficult: licensing/legal constraints imposed on us , plus time/effort constraints due
64.
by daveloyall 9y ago
https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/Documents.20... > Access Denied NOTE: The access denied message contains a unique string that changes when you hit refresh. NOTE: At 1 Nov 2017 18:19:43 UTC, arch
65.
by daveloyall 9y ago
You say 'explode' three times in this post, and once you state that the reason for peroxide plant explosions is the petrol side of things. Would you elaborate on that? I was under the impression that ordinary peroxide from any so
66.
by daveloyall 9y ago
I have witnessed a group of people that watch youtube together, in the living room, via Chromecast. They employ auto-play (I mean the recommendation feature), lists, channels, etc. The result is HOURS of "user attention". Which
67.
by daveloyall 9y ago
Hm, my breathing also varies somehow when I'm thinking. I'm not sure of the details, because it never happens when I'm thinking about my breathing! I've occasionally pondered obtaining some kind of fitbit for lungs to s
68.
by daveloyall 9y ago
I'm in the market for a cheap device that will detect this and a variety of other such attacks. Bonus points and bonus money if it can somehow reveal the physical location of the attacking device. Perhaps in the manner of a Geiger cou
69.
by daveloyall 9y ago
The page links here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4025687/microsoft-s... ...which mentions some MSyy-nnn numbers, some of which have been mentioned on HN before.
70.
Xplain: Basic 2D Rasterization(magcius.github.io)
32 points by daveloyall 9y ago|0 comments
71.
by daveloyall 9y ago
This is related to a TV show. Maybe this comment thread could use a link to a video clip of the show. Maybe this comment thread could use a link to a video clip of the app in use, since it doesn't work on most devices.
72.
by daveloyall 9y ago
Ok, `krd` is an alternative `ssh-agent`, I see. So my suggestion re: PAM is irrelevant because you aren't changing the server, you're changing the client. Ok, I'm interested ...maybe... I'll wait until people more fami
73.
by daveloyall 9y ago
I found the answer on your blog: > Our system consists of three components: > (1) the Kryptonite phone app for iOS and Android, > (2) the krd daemon that runs in the background on a macOS or Linux computer, and
74.
by daveloyall 9y ago
I think you're saying that if you use this app, and remove other ssh keys from your computer, then "SSH can't be used without your explicit permission and knowledge.". I agree with another commentator, I trust my PC more
75.
by daveloyall 9y ago
https://krypt.co/faq/
76.
by daveloyall 9y ago
Does this allow me to ssh into my server, for example, a shell server on the internet? If so, how does the server contact my phone? Through your server, right? What software do I install on the server for that?
77.
Download with WebTorrent Button(github.com)
1 points by daveloyall 9y ago|0 comments
78.
by daveloyall 10y ago
I'm with fennecfoxen and matt4077 on this one: it's a bug in a spam filter. Or maybe a hate speech or terrorism filter. Does Twitter have those? Meanwhile, it's a good time for Mastodon (and secure scuttlebutt).
79.
by daveloyall 10y ago
Down at the moment.
80.
by daveloyall 10y ago
Remember when I said "mark my words, MS hasn't changed!"? Side note: in this thread, users who mention events of decades past (ie, they are experienced) tend to be more critical of MS.
81.
by daveloyall 10y ago
This is a specific instance of a more general question that Nebraska legislators are going to consider on Thursday: what pitfalls exist around the "right to repair" or even the "right to modify"? Suppose a law is passed
82.
by daveloyall 10y ago
I'm not sure how Nebraska's LB67 would defeat Apple's remote-wipe-for-lost-phones feature. Would you elaborate?
83.
by daveloyall 10y ago
I use FF Nightly as my primary browser at work. Sometimes a site doesn't work and I'll try it in Chrome instead. 40% of the time, the site doesn't work there, either, so I try Internet Explorer. By the time I get this far,
84.
by daveloyall 10y ago
Over the years, I have sent the GV team various strongly worded reminders of the promises they made me. Personally, I choose to interpret these updates as a their response to me. Finally! Thanks for making good, big G. Keep it up.
85.
Lisp – pplapi docs 0.1 documentation(pplapi.com)
1 points by daveloyall 10y ago|0 comments
86.
by daveloyall 10y ago
Their alternative services appear to mostly be existing FOSS projects, re-branded... Normally that would trouble me, but in this context... maybe a great idea! The uninitiated might have less trouble adopting "the frama suite" vs
87.
by daveloyall 10y ago
I used altavista first, so I was used to navigating directly to what I wanted by using word combinations that would be present in my target document but explicitly NOT present elsewhere. It was great!
88.
by daveloyall 10y ago
Didn't we all agree to NOT let the AGI out of its box? ...That being said... Instead of presenting the agent with a 2d plane of pixels, they should be presented with a sphere of pixels, with their POV inside.
89.
by daveloyall 10y ago
I use VirtualBox on Windows in a corporate (domain, forest, wtf?) environment. Sometimes I wonder if some other virtualization product might be better. So windows is called the host. My guests are Debian Sid (unstable), mostly. At first,
90.
by daveloyall 10y ago
Encryption.

More ›