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by flutas 2y ago
or just use the system which enforces "lawful property rights" see: Adverse Possession
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by flutas 2y ago
Yep, so much crud gets included in app binaries that's just dead code feature flagged off permanently. IMO a lot of companies pinch pinnies on this internally ("focus on performance and app size, the app binary is huge!") whi
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by flutas 2y ago
Then never download an Android app, they're obfuscated by default.
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by flutas 2y ago
Working on mobile it gets even crazier because everything* is shipped to everyone. "Oh we just need to include this lib for that one tiny thing, who cares." Turns into "we're using 7TB of mobile storage around the world
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by flutas 2y ago
Here's a copy of it to download directly from MS... I've seen literally nothing malicious in it so far. !!! WARNING CLAIMED MALICIOUS PACKAGE !!! https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/_apis/public/gallery&
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by flutas 2y ago
The extension file is still available to download directly from MS.[0] I downloaded the file, and unzipped it, but on a cursory glance I only see obfuscated code nothing malicious. [0]: !!!WARNING MAY BE MALICIOUS!!! https://mark
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by flutas 2y ago
So is there any proof of the malicious code? The extension file is still available to download directly from MS.[0] (Which, why if you pull it from users are you still allowing downloads first of all.) I downloaded the file, and unzipped it
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by flutas 2y ago
Per the post, this also wouldn't fly. > Believe it or not, there’s case law on “would” versus “could” with respect to safety. “Could” means you could imagine something happening. But the legal standard for “would” is “clear evidence
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by flutas 2y ago
> I am saying that it will only take one fatal accident by any self driving car for people to lose confidence, investigations to start, rollouts to be paused etc. Uber and Cruise are both great examples of this, but it seems like the eff
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by flutas 2y ago
FWIW, there's a project to turn it into something similar, though I think it's lacking the "entire in context" part and runs into rate limits quick with Claude. https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHa
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by flutas 2y ago
> The Jetson Orin Nano Super, which costs $250, does 67 TOPS, and was just updated last month (although it's a refresh of the original product). FWIW, there wasn't actually a physical revision/refresh, it's all softwa
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by flutas 2y ago
> Tens of thousands of people are now out of work, with more to join them soon. ...and? This is such a common thing in tech we have entire websites built around it to track the layoffs.[0] In fact, using that site you can see in February
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by flutas 2y ago
> a) Based on polling, only 3/10 Americans support DOGE [1]. and yet, here's an article that says the almost all of their focus group supports doge[0], saying explicitly: > "These swing voters are delighted by Musk&#x27
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by flutas 2y ago
I have it on my Pixel 9 Pro XL right now and have had it since the end of January. Worked well so far for me in the country where Tmo typically has had dead spots, if not a little slow. https://i.imgur.com/wrl5KLf.png
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by flutas 2y ago
For others: Take it with a grain of salt. Same guy blaming musk for "losing him millions" and "I got destroyed by Elon's fire sale of his shares. 85% of my shares are just gone" [0],[1] He also claimed he crashed
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by flutas 2y ago
Tbh Apple's RCS implementation is so buggy it almost has me on the "they added bugs to keep people off of it" conspiracy train. As in, during a conversation my phone would send RCS and the iPhone would reply with SMS only. Th
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by flutas 2y ago
Yup, P1S does as well. Well, did.
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by flutas 2y ago
App signature is enforced by the system, so yeah. Doesn't check MD5/SHA1 signatures afaik though if that's what you meant.
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by flutas 2y ago
> The legislation allows the president to put a 90 day hold on the ban too. Only if there is an in-progress divestiture and only before the ban goes into effect. Aka, TikTok/Biden would have to announce a sale is in process and Bide
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by flutas 2y ago
You can get standalone charging docks for them, but I agree it kinda sucks. I wouldn't be surprised to see new functionality that would pin games to the switch 2 controllers though, gotta sell new accessories.
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by flutas 2y ago
It's even worse now with the P9 series. They require hardware certification for the Pixel Screenshots app... and for anything that uses Gemini Nano (Call recorder summary, weather, pixel screenshots, etc).
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by flutas 2y ago
There was also a call in to a 911 department on the 13th of a drone crashing in someones backyard and then being swarmed by 10 others. https://www.newsweek.com/drone-new-jersey-911-sighting-20002... But I haven't seen
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by flutas 2y ago
> Sales tax is up to the states to sort out how to deal with on their own, and there's 50 of them. To add on for any else trying to figure out the 13k number from this statement. Counties can also apply their own additional taxes. C
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by flutas 2y ago
Yup, same experience here 3 months trying to make them understand "he is dead". We left their crap in a room for ~6 months total at the advise of his estate lawyer. Eventually they did accept that he was dead and canceled the acco
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by flutas 2y ago
> M4 Pro with 64GB of ram starts at $3900? No, but the OP was talking about a M4 Macbook, not a M4 Pro mini. "I can easily run 70b on my macbook." Like you said, a M4 Pro 14" Macbook does start at $3,900. Because they lock
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by flutas 2y ago
They aren't talking about FaceID. iPhone 12 introduced a lidar sensor in the back. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-01763-9
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by flutas 2y ago
He is removing copyright notices from it, which...yeah not at all legal.
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by flutas 2y ago
Ford F150 Lightning had a similar issue on a cross country road race some YT'ers put on. It died at 13% battery, Ford said it was due to not letting the truck rest.
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by flutas 2y ago
They stall out blocking traffic (the most recent example was blocking the VPs motorcade).
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by flutas 2y ago
No they aren't. If you look at their wording, they are saying they are ready to defend themselves and their software, not that they will protect anyone from a lawsuit. The owners manual even explicitly states you are always the operato

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