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811.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
There was an alternate timeline where RSS went on to prosper. Instead it turned out like OpenID - a standard most aren't really using and it's all just SSO instead.
812.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I love the CCC website and the fact they host their own videos for a lot of reasons, but for some folks here is the YouTube video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnnbFWTNxZI
813.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
When that worm was created Windows did not exist.
814.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
There are more computers running Linux on this earth by orders of magnitude.
815.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Linux also has SELinux, root can't do everything there.
816.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Anything but IPv6 it would seem.
817.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
To Mock a Mockingbird was a book that was sent to me and I enjoyed it. I can't fully do all of the puzzles, but they are for sure fun. https://www.amazon.com/Mock-Mockingbird-Raymond-Smullyan/dp/...
818.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Seems Firefox on Linux isn't supported. I'll give this a look another time.
819.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
This is awesome! I have actually been using NotebookLM to create daily digests of HN and publish them to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HackerCasts I'm still getting the tooling right so that the videos will get mad
820.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Thanks. I was just missing that last part.
821.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I imagine almost everything is being done using Puppeteer.
822.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Awesome. I submitted my request and I would love to test Android. I have ADB ready if needed on my device as well.
823.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
Heads up that link to bar.com goes to an advertisement to sell the domain now.
824.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I'm confused the demo let me press a button and generate a video, was it not supposed to?
825.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
> We really have a problem once there are no more jobs left for us humans What is the required amount of labor humans should have to do?
826.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I regularly catch my kids watching AI generated content and they don't know it.
827.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I have no idea why, but I can elaborate a bit. Here are some highlights: > Using a Unix socket over TOR for external communications This is being said under the implication of sophistication. Using TOR for exfiltration or C2 related acti
828.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
They will at the least not be able to claim unlimited data as easily since the label is required to differentiate between unlimited and throttled service.
829.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
This article is written so poorly or targeted at the most unknowing user most of the information has been watered down to be useless.
830.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
A reminder of why we are getting FTC broadband labels: https://www.fcc.gov/broadbandlabels
831.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
In the US there are a lot of companies that do these kinds of identity verification for you. I had to do one when I was setting up a new Steam Developer account and many use them for regular day-to-day verification like for work or when sub
832.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
This seems more targeted at us: https://opensource.contentauthenticity.org/docs/getting-star...
833.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
There are lots of ways to get verification codes for any number of phones for absurdly cheap. They run large farms (or hacked devices or shady apps, who knows) and can provide a service where you get hundreds of SMS verifications for a few
834.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I see a lot of value in a network where I can be confident I am talking to real people. As a user I can't do anything related to the passport stuff and I know many people who likewise wouldn't be interested in doing that, because
835.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
The history of Apple store abuse goes back far as well. For their own gain and others.
836.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
I will leave this comment here as well. He did his time at a low and that's pretty interesting. It's not a "hard" environment, but it has a bit more "prison politics" than a minimum security prison does. It&#x2
837.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
> Far more likely he was at the (a?) satellite camp at Lompoc. Minimum security satellite camps share a small percentage of their facilities with a nearby low or medium: I was curious myself because I had heard rumblings during my incarc
838.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
The positioning of this product is strange to me. The features and specs of the product don't seem very impressive, as others have pointed out, and the overall tone of the writing suggests someone who found something and is looking for
839.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
CZ was at Lompoch I take it at a Low?
840.
by ddtaylor 2y ago
This doesn't make it acceptable. We can want better.

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