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Which would be fine if cameras had the same clarity as eyeballs, which are hundreds of megapixels, have a physical iris, crazy wide dynamic range and a lens optimized for such a small package.
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There are a bunch of options out there for doing this. Many ICs have built in key storage, but there are a few that are separate. There are some pros to using on micro key management, but one of the big cons is that many times the auth can
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Electromagnets are cool.
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Linus Tech Tips, while well meaning, makes me cringe hard whenever he ventures outside processor/motherboard/gpu reviews. Like when they have done stuff on virtualization, storage or sysadmin subjects it is almost laughable how
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No
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What about them? Cisco software would regularly crap the bed and the only thing I would trust mikrotik for would be l2 stuff. I remember some choice bugs where Cisco failover would constantly flap and take our external routers down when usi
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Blackberry? Nokia?
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If they play by the same rules as everyone else, no. If they don’t? Also no.
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We could also avert childhood hunger, but humans are notoriously bad at fixing hard problems.
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One could argue that those weren't US military force failures, so much as policy failures. Peacekeeping and warfighting are very different things.
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I don't trust any software involved in safety critical applications that can be updated after manufacture. To clarify, I find that engineers rely too heavily to let their users find bugs in the field and most engineers tend to think &q
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Not OP, but some insurance polices for long term disability could cover major depression or other mental illness. Will depend on the policy, company, etc. and would probably not be a bad idea to consult a lawyer/doctor.
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Story time: I once had a coworker who told me the story of someone who fell through the cracks and quite literally get lost in the bureaucracy of a fortune 50 company. To set the stage, my coworker was an investigator who primarily focused
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Hey everyone, look at this guy! With his moral compass and stuff. Ain't never gonna get your own space rocket with that attitude. All jokes aside, being trustworthy/ethical pays dividends over the course of peoples lifetime and wi
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When has intel reimagined products that have low power and low price? Intel has been notorious for having power hungry and overpriced stuff.
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Not specific to detective books, but nearly identical concepts: The Thinkers Toolkit - this has some good techniques for breaking down problems and how to structure your questions. Structured Analytic Techniques for Intelligence Analysis -
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I feel like inkjet printers have some of the most anti-consumer practices aside from maybe payday loans. It almost feels like lawyers don't want to do anything related to technology and ones that do have had some spectacular failures,
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I have also worked on managing bug bounties and that is why you keep lines of communication open with the researchers. Not to throw stones in glass houses, but there are a number of ways Apple could improve on their approach to how they do
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I am surprised that they are doubling down on the hot mess that is MS accounts, requiring it for windows 11 home edition. I have never seen a more fragmented identity ecosystem than the one provided by Microsoft, its truly infuriating.
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Same reason we had issues with toilet paper last year. Real shortages can fuel panic induced purchasing which have massive ripple effects. People aren’t buying what they need for the next month, they are trying to get a year or 18 months of
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I would guess most banks survive on institutional momentum and regulatory preference towards cemented companies rather than providing quality service. I was once told by a security person in the banking industry that they were in the busine
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This is what happens when you push all the risk/liability to the sellers/manufacturers, instead of the merchants in marketplaces.
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It is when nobody is left that knows something has been documented in the wiki, source repo or google docs.
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Palo Alto Networks - Unit 42 | Principal Security Automation Engineer | Full-Time | Remote | https://unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/ We are looking for a principal level engineer with experience in React and Python to work on
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Its funny how much Apple has fallen from when they were crushing it (2005-2010) in UX/design. If you compare the Windows 10 [1] vs. the OSX Big Sur [2] landing pages, Apples focus is on showing all the nifty apps vs why you would want
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That hit me right in the feels, lol. > Microsoft engineer looks at crack pipe... “Yea, let’s put an entire filesystem inside this new document format”
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Honestly, if the legislators today had been around back when right to repair for automotive industry was proposed, we would have to buy Chevy and Ford tires/oil/filters every time you went to do any service on a vehicle. I will s
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Over the last decade, I feel like quality of products from Amazon has turned into an unmitigated disaster for consumers... At this point in time, I won't even consider buying from third party merchants, certain categories of products a
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Nah, demand will continue to grow. Especially since many larger companies are starting to develop their own processors and workload specific ICs. I think that hardware/IC design is going to go through a renaissance like the software si
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I believe a large portion of his business is now mail in repairs vs walk in repairs. Laptop repair also isn’t something that people have a regular customer base to rely on, it is very inconsistent. Rent and taxes in NYC are a massive amount
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