distortedsignal

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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Thanks!
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Is there a location for the actual order? The linked article doesn't have a link to the order (SHAME Reuters) and the details on the actual order are sparse.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
> what limits exactly does this place on Mozilla? Mozilla is bound to only use the content to help the use navigate, experience and interact with online content as the user has indicated. > One thing they could do with your financial
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
If you used SameTime with Pidgin, SameTime didn't suck. But maybe that's because Pidgin is awesome, and not because of SameTime.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Looks like it's back. False alarm. Sorry.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Looks like it's back. False alarm, everybody.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Saw that after posting this. I feel like a dumb.
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Did Reddit just close old.reddit.com?
12 points by distortedsignal 2y ago|16 comments
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DEF Con 32 Hackers' Almanack(thehackersalmanack.com)
1 points by distortedsignal 2y ago|0 comments
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ModernBERT: Encoder-only Transformer Model Strictly Improving on past work(huggingface.co)
2 points by distortedsignal 2y ago|0 comments
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
When you say “made to order” - you’re talking about desktops, ya? Not laptops? If there are made to order laptops, I need to see that. I’m planning on using Central for a PC build in a month or so - definitely going to try to stretch my dol
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I have family in Virginia, and yearly inspections take into account frame damage, brake wear, and other critical components. California (where I live) has every-other-year emissions tests, and that's it. EDIT: There's a pretty com
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I don't know that this CVE would be trivial to knock out. My CVSS score for this is as follows: CVSSv3.1:AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:L/A:L (I said "Low" integrity issues, and "Low&quo
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I don't think they're criticizing - I think it's observation. It makes a lot of sense, and we're early-ish to the tech cycle. Reading the Manual/Google/ChatGPT are all just tools in the toolbelt. If you (an exp
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Fermi is a treat for the architecture alone.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I guess my issue with your statement is that it seems almost impossible to disprove short of someone doing the unthinkable. We have history to suggest (note: not prove) that MAD works. It’s kinda like economics. We can’t really prove anythi
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
It kept war out of central Europe from 1945 until 2022 (I'm not 100% sure we shouldn't count Georgia/Bosnia/Chechnia/Kosovo, so I'll say "central Europe"). I don't think two nuclear armed powers
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Ping ID is "SAML" - they actually don't comply with the spec. If you remove the Bearer element from the SAMLRequest, you should be on your way. Ask me how I know.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I'm curious - what is the issue with XMLDSig? I think XML is kind of a mess with the whole "billion laughs" attack, but other than that, are there problems with DSig that I don't know about?
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I'm another TripleByte placement. After my (virtual) TB interview (which I barely passed), I had onsites at 5 places. After the five on-site interviews, I had 2 job offers, one of which was a company I wanted to work for since graduati
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I think these sentences sum up most of the article: > The [...] blackout [the day before the bridge collision] was caused by the mechanical blocking of the online generator’s exhaust gas stack. The second blackout in port [the day before
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Editorialization on the why of the title I chose: This is reported as a preliminary report in other locations (here: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Pages/DCA24MM031.aspx ) NTSB is the source, which I feel is a
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Preliminary NTSB Report on Dali Collision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge [pdf](ntsb.gov)
2 points by distortedsignal 2y ago|2 comments
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
My point is that there is more to "VR Headset Market" than just "low end" - low end is one part of the market, but (right now) Facebook has that part locked up. It may be that there are more places to compete in the VR H
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Someone teach this man how to spell "Gabbana".
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
The low end of the market is taken - but (from an outsider perspective) the high end appears free. The people who want to buy a Honda aren't the same people who want to buy an Acura, even though it's (essentially) the same parts.
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
I think I miscommunicated here. I was trying to say “this is an area I’m also interested in, and I’ve been looking into this recently, and I’m surprised to see it pop up here, because I thought it was niche.” If you’ve got other stuff in th
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
After reading the article, it sounds like iPerf3 on Windows is going through an emulation layer (Cygwin) which - I kinda get why it's going slower if that's the case. Isn't syscall translation always going to add overhead?
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by distortedsignal 2y ago
Hey, if you could stay out of my browser history, that'd be great. j/k, Yagi antenna are super neat, and I like seeing them.
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by distortedsignal 3y ago
If you're going for wizard names, there are a few under-known (not unknown, but not widely known) wizards in Middle earth: * Radagast ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radagast ) * Valinorian: Alatar, Middle Earth: Mo

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