duelingjello

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by duelingjello 7y ago
Military family here. My step-brother flies F/A-18’s in the Navy (not exactly the same spec as Marine Hornets but shares many parts), so that’s extra concerning. This is sad and understandable based on how the MIC works. Tens of trilli
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by duelingjello 7y ago
So... the big question is does each SWATing registry share across city (city PD), county (sheriff), state (several LEAs) and federally (many LEAs) so there’s coordination? And, if a location were gamed to get placed on a registry falsely, w
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Automatically re-ssh if a host key changed and run monkeysphere s (ssh pk’s stored in gpg keychain) if not already loaded in the gpg agent (which also supports ssh-agent functions). lw which does ls -l “$(which -a “$1”)” ew which do
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by duelingjello 7y ago
IoS - Internet of Shit strike again. Employees can’t leave well-enough because giant mega-corps hire too many comfortable people trying to keep their jobs by remaining relevant to their managers. Software with bugs equals food on the tabl
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Related attack website with papers: https://lightcommands.com Wired article from Nov 2019: https://www.wired.com/story/lasers-hack-amazon-echo-google-h... HN article: https://news.ycombinator.com
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Breaking into a Smart Home with a Laser (video - demo)(youtu.be)
2 points by duelingjello 7y ago|1 comments
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by duelingjello 7y ago
The irony is a dragnet facial recognition system has existed for at least 10 years that looks for people on watch lists. I know this for a fact because a friend of mine at a big name forensics shop was at a security research conference afte
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by duelingjello 7y ago
It might be because only a small fraction of mostly out-of-state/-country transplant knowledge workers are living well. Meanwhile, they price nearly everyone else out of the real-estate market and drive up costs-of-living. This leads t
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Find its predecessor, the Alerta InPulse watch. It has a very simple but usable SDK.
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Dumbest “emperor’s new clothes” idea: break billions of devices running IPv4(github.com)
5 points by duelingjello 7y ago|0 comments
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Deep learning / ML / AI have long-term implications to affect essentially all non-manual jobs, including the subsets of knowledge workers, office jobs and programming. (That’s in-addition to putting 90-95% of truckers, the no. 1
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Yeap. I read it in high school many moons ago. I should probably read it again, before and after dropping acid, just to understand the context. With each year and season of our lives, we see the world through different, hopefully wiser yet
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by duelingjello 7y ago
[2011] Aldous Huxley, Dying of Cancer, Left This World Tripping on LSD (1963) http://www.openculture.com/2011/10/aldous_huxleys_lsd_death_... As an aside: The Doors (the band), in addition to being named after t
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Statistically without knowledge of the underlying data, yes: bit entropy.[0] But in actuality, if you can discover, elucidate or approximate (in lossy compression) a better generator, then you can compress data far beyond simple repetitions
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Data is never obsolete when it comes to archival, unless you’re a consumer who doesn’t read books or care about the past.
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by duelingjello 7y ago
dnscrypt appears to be better - client: dnscrypt-proxy - server: dnscrypt-wrapper
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by duelingjello 7y ago
I’ve thought about this a lot. I think it’s important that dating people match based on relative attractiveness, health, energy level, tidiness, age/maturity, mental attitude, goals and standard of living. Also, dating sites should fac
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Hutter Prize: up to 50k € for the best compression algorithm(prize.hutter1.net)
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Last gasps of an enormous neocolonial empire on the verge of collapse include: - omnicidal/suicidal acts like mass shootings - ineffective journalism - standard / inverted totalitarianism - corrupt, stagnant leadership only doing
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Absolutely. And for extra cruelty and humiliation, put people who are going through bankruptcy due to terminal illness in there with them. :’(
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by duelingjello 7y ago
For-profit prisons, corporations who enjoy legal slave labor (see also: 13th amendment loophole) and their politician cronies. The US has the highest per-capita incarceration rate on the planet except Seychelles.
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by duelingjello 7y ago
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act. - George Orwell Speaking truth to power is something the corporate-owned fourth estate no longer engages in, and instead discards civil discourse and individuals wit
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by duelingjello 7y ago
IKR. I have a nice Anker waterproof rechargeable speaker w/ subwoofer that doubles as a battery bank that was $75. It seems darn durable and works for me. Screw Sonos.
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Smdh. Consumerism at it's finest wastefulness.
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by duelingjello 7y ago
I haven’t used Apple’s news app in years. It just seems like another awkward, tone-deaf, mediocre content, overpriced cash-grab.
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by duelingjello 7y ago
I was thinking MC Hammer in parachute pants doing his signature dance but JG works too. Evolution and life is a constant “spy vs. spy” cat & mouse game to capture and defend energy. For example, industrial-scale meat agriculture is suic
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Or go 100% renewables power and EVs (keep it in the ground), no carbon capture + sequestration needed for emissions. For net negative GHG emissions, sequestration using bio-remediation such as ferrous oceanic seeding and kelp bloom capture&
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by duelingjello 7y ago
Rising balkanization, tariff wars, sanctions, isolationism and nationalism sets the table for future ”dark ages”-like declines and world wars. Sanctions, isolation and tariffs, each like eye-for-an-eye, makes the whole world “blind.” Overal
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by duelingjello 7y ago
“Protections” is a more concrete word indicating benefit rather than derisive “regulations,” which implies costs, burdens and barriers without a clear benefit. Paraphrasing an idiom from potentially-dangerous industries: Safety protection
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by duelingjello 7y ago
A bank fails at risk management. Hmm. Commonly-held factoid statistic says they have a 50% chance of going out-of-business within 6 months since they lost so much vital customer data. I hope they made backups and didn’t just rely on snapsho

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