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by dlgeek 7y ago
It's a reference to https://www.businessinsider.com/the-daily-stormer-got-pushed...
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Not the best response from the vendor: > March 19, 2018: Contact Qualcomm Product Security with issue; receive confirmation of receipt > April, 2018: Request update on analysis of issue > May, 2018: Qualcomm confirms the issue and
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Not very. This is pretty much the same as a standard car recall, just with more enforcement teeth. FAA says you can't fly until you replace a part that had a manufacturing defect. Replace it and you're good.
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by dlgeek 8y ago
"I'm embarrassed to say, on the very next day Chris's very own code grid was found in the back of his address book. It was almost like Chris Sievey was going, 'There you go, now we've all had our fun, there's t
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by dlgeek 8y ago
They crashed. Based on the occasional English commentary during the stream, they had an IMU failure, that recovered, but then a main engine failure right near the end of the descent. They got the engine online again, but just looking the sp
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by dlgeek 8y ago
"In the last seven (7) years, have you illegally used any drugs or controlled substances? Use of a drug or controlled substance includes injecting, snorting, inhaling, swallowing, experimenting with or otherwise consuming any drug or c
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by dlgeek 8y ago
From the article, under "Unfollowing": "You have to unfollow the people you follow for two reasons. The first is that you cannot be following over 7,500 people at any time. The second is because — although artificial — you wa
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by dlgeek 8y ago
> In today’s digital age, a large Instagram audience is considered a valuable currency. I had also heard through the grapevine that I could monetize a large following — or in my desired case — use it to have my meals paid for. So I did j
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How I Eat for Free in NYC Using Python, Automation, AI, and Instagram(medium.com)
227 points by dlgeek 8y ago|141 comments
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by dlgeek 8y ago
I think you're looking for the word "adversarial".
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Can someone provide context as to why this is newsworthy for those of us who don't follow Apple's every move? (I failed trying to rephrase this to sound less sarcastic, but I'm genuinely looking for context here).
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by dlgeek 8y ago
> Specific to AWS it would be even better of the service allowed for the customer to host the CMK in their own account so they can choose to import key material if they like. Looks like it does, based on https://aws.amazon.com
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Elon himself on stage called it a "midsize SUV".
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by dlgeek 8y ago
How can you actually call that an SUV? (I guess they got away with it for the X)
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Elon Musk is many things, but a charismatic public speaker is not one of them.
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by dlgeek 8y ago
> What is there to gain "cracking" the TPM itself, if you can get the keys fine by sniffing? The ability to forge remote attestations by extracting the endorsement key or various attestation identity keys that never leave the T
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by dlgeek 8y ago
> Have commercial jetliners ever been recalled en masse? Yes, all the time. They're called "airworthiness directives" and you can find them all here: https://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies/airworthin
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by dlgeek 8y ago
One on each side, but only one per flight computer (flight computers are redundant, but only one is active at a time).
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by dlgeek 8y ago
> How is the FAA responsible for crashes outside of its jurisdiction? They have jurisdiction over the type certification as the responsible regulatory body for the nation of origin of the airframe.
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by dlgeek 8y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/14/91.119 § 91.119 Minimum safe altitudes: General. Except when necessary for takeoff or landing, no person may operate an aircraft below the following altitudes: (a)Anywh
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Not OP, but I know the Spot products are pretty popular ( https://www.findmespot.com/en/ ). Though, the Gen3 is quite a bit thicker than a credit card and they do run $20/month for service. But, they're designe
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Fired Amazon Employee with Crohn’s Files Lawsuit Over Lack of Bathroom Access(seattletimes.com)
4 points by dlgeek 8y ago|0 comments
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Try 650,000. (Amazon's latest 10-K: "We employed approximately 647,500 full-time and part-time employees as of December 31, 2018.")
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by dlgeek 8y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19037286
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by dlgeek 8y ago
I think GP's "ghastly behaviour" (seems like you inserted the "personal" unless it was an edit?) is referring to AMI rather than Bezos.
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Post Quantum Crypto Standardization Process – Second Round Candidates Announced(csrc.nist.gov)
6 points by dlgeek 8y ago|1 comments
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by dlgeek 8y ago
https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/ https://free.law/recap/
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by dlgeek 8y ago
I also have a 9360 and I have also experienced 1, 2, 5, and 6 off your list. I also have the monitor just go nuts every so often until I give it a whack in exactly the right place. I've also had horrible experiences with reliability an
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by dlgeek 8y ago
I have one 2 generations behind (XPS 13 9360) and I have to tell you your fears are completely justified. I was a long-time Thinkpad user (had a Z-series, T42, X1 carbon) but switched because the screen was just so pretty. While I was initi
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by dlgeek 8y ago
That only has 3 frames...that can't be right..?

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