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by flutas 5y ago
> In a few years, there will be old electric trucks to buy for such purposes. With degraded, old batteries to match.
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by flutas 5y ago
> Electric trucks like the F-150 Lightning and Rivian R1T with their built in electrical outlets and massive batteries would solve the problem almost entirely. With that you’d only need a couple of backup batteries in a charger plugged i
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by flutas 5y ago
Sounds like good ole Rito. I’m curious to see if policies like this become the norm. Anecdata, but people absolutely seem to be happier when they get time off without having to question it. (I.e. “do I have enough left over for a potential
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by flutas 5y ago
Or the fact that there was a bug in the tool that should have prevented this. > Our systems are designed to audit commands like these to prevent mistakes like this, but a bug in that audit tool didn’t properly stop the command.
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by flutas 5y ago
> The HN community seems to congregate here for updates causing higher than usual traffic. IMO it's probably a lot of us tech workers watching in awe of what's going on when a big tech company craps itself.
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by flutas 5y ago
> Unclear how old your firmware is, but it seems that the vulnerability was patched years ago. Check anyway. That seems to be countered in the article mentioning that the majority of devices are running firmware that’s relatively recent
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by flutas 5y ago
It still alerts (UI Prompt) on any iPhone that it travels with for too long (~24hr).
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by flutas 5y ago
Tinder actually has a fairly interesting solution to this, they divide the world up into mile grids and use those. Funnily enough, a blog post by the same writer as OPs link. https://robertheaton.com/2018/07/09&#x2
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by flutas 5y ago
> Those images seem to have the same font (might be the resolution/compression) Check the g, the size of the upper section of the B, the width of the o, the comma... The fonts are completely different.
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by flutas 5y ago
Conveniently, iOS 15 also syncs images from your messages and many other places into your photos. Whether this will put that file in your iCloud Photo library, I do not know. https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/see-photos-
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by flutas 5y ago
> Someone who posesses an action movie likes action movies, while someone who posesses child porn likes child porn. Unless it's planted. [0] Or sent to you. [1] Or (farther out there) happens to be embedded on a site you visited and
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by flutas 5y ago
At one of my former jobs, we had a tipping system where we took 15% off the top. We stored every transaction and user in a graphDB. It was fun seeing normal flows, until you see the money laundering flows show up. It was above my pay grade
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by flutas 5y ago
>AWS has less market share than Microsoft. The Cloud is a pretty competitive space. They didn't say a "majority" though, they just said a huge portion. In the context of the internet and how many devices are out there, I t
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by flutas 5y ago
It's the TOS. When you agree to it, you are entering into a contract with that company. In exchange for agreeing to their terms, you get access to their services.
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by flutas 5y ago
> What source do you have to say Tesla deleted the date? Elon himself? Autopilot v9 itself does not use radar data at all[1], additionally cars manufactured from earlier this year on do not even have the radar modules[2]. Note, that I di
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by flutas 5y ago
> I think the difference is releasing self driving provides the data Tesla needs to improve it. Releasing a half baked drug doesn't help the pharma company improve it. The pharma company could see results (self-driving car data) and
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by flutas 5y ago
I think a big issue with that instance (monorail) is probably because they just threw out years of radar data without having a comparable reliability in place with the vision only. Completely mental that they are allowed to run this on publ
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by flutas 5y ago
At least for me, my fiber install is fully inside my house. My ONT (buried inside a BGW-320 that I can't bypass -_-) is fully inside as well. I think a lot of AT&T's setup is going this route as well from what I've read.
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by flutas 5y ago
I'm US based, so not sure on the exact details of the payment system. But since the article mentions confirming the bank balance, couldn't that be basically sending a pay request for the entire bank account balance?
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by flutas 5y ago
How about if they put it in a machine that verifies it as legit, but also just so happens to scan it in to a DB. I've seen this exact setup before, in an entrance to a club, but no one seems to care.
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by flutas 5y ago
Hmm, well Apple already has seemingly got their profit from the device when it was...purchased the first time? Or should phones just become a subscription service overall so that you can never actually own your own hardware?
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by flutas 5y ago
> Guess what Facebook would do to get around Apple’s privacy restrictions right now. You mean the privacy features built in to the OS?
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by flutas 5y ago
They challenged Google for a multitude of reasons, one of which being that Google stepped in and forced manufacturers to cancel deals that epic had made to get the EGS launcher pre-installed on phones. [1] https://www.theverge.co
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by flutas 5y ago
Yep, guess I don't need to comment before my morning coffee.
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by flutas 5y ago
I believe that backup happened at multiple throughout the country, honestly. I had 2 packages, one to San Diego and one to Atlanta. Both have yet to arrive and both were mailed early December. I'm still getting monthly "we're