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by geor9e 3y ago
What is "this context"? It's an article about Harmony kernel vs Linux kernel. The only mention of Android I see is the CEO clarifying that it's not Android.
812.
by geor9e 3y ago
Sure but I have dozens of blank cards and stickers I bought for a few dollars.
813.
by geor9e 3y ago
iPhones aren't sitting unused in a drawer forgotten like 99% of Flippers. There's nothing differentiating or polished about clicking one button versus clicking a different button to clone an RFID tag. I'd rather have cheapo v
814.
by geor9e 3y ago
96% of servers run on the Linux kernel - your banks, your military, your tech companies. With leaked secrets comes power. I'd rather it not siphon to the CCP. Not a fan of them. I know it's trendy to criticize America, and some of
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by geor9e 3y ago
Google phones all run on top of Linux kernel. Google doesn't make a kernel . Well, technically they make Fuchsia, but that kernel only ever shipped on a sum total of 3 smart display devices.
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by geor9e 3y ago
$169 is a bit steep for me, so I went on Temu and bought a $8 125KHz RFID programmer & a $5 USB-C IR Blaster. Combined with my Samsung phones native NFC writing, bluetooth, etc I feel like it scratched the itch of 90% of what people do
817.
by geor9e 3y ago
The best way I have found is to create a SMB network folder on your local wifi network (you can do this in Windows and Mac, its usually the default folder share method in the OS, or you can use a NAS) and then use TotalCommander to move the
818.
by geor9e 3y ago
Is this some sort of HN meme where we purposely use the wrong word sense of "free" in order to stir a semantic argument?
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by geor9e 3y ago
It's a peer-to-peer wireless connection that doesn't go over the internet at all. Why does it matter (and how would you even know) if they use TCP/IP?
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by geor9e 3y ago
It doesn't do what airdrop does, although it is a step better than Sharedrop, in that it doesn't require the data be sent over the internet. But it still has a lot of extra hassle that airdrop doesn't have. If you're awa
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by geor9e 3y ago
Huawei is suspected of being a secret arm of the Chinese intelligence agencies. Of course they want the world to replace the Linux kernel with theirs.
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by geor9e 3y ago
CCP backdoors are 3x as memory efficient
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by geor9e 3y ago
If you save it locally then drag it into your browser, it will run. Bert blocked it from running when hosted on his domain a couple days ago https://github.com/berthubert/trifecta/commit/ed7a10d783dda2...
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by geor9e 3y ago
Odd, I don't get the wall when logged in.
825.
by geor9e 3y ago
The law they'd arrest you under would just be "conspiracy to defraud the United States" and they'd cite the rules you agreed to
826.
by geor9e 3y ago
I still don't quite get it. I can scroll my mouse on Google Calendar looking at the Saturday and Sunday columns. 12 clicks of my scroll wheel and I've seen my year of weekends. In your screenshot, I scroll left-to-right and Sat&#x
827.
by geor9e 3y ago
This article is either a paid ad, or a joke. The rabbit does nothing that an Apple Shortcut can't do. It calls the OpenAI API and shows the response.
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by geor9e 3y ago
It's already implemented in a limited number of cameras recently. A hardware key proves which camera it came from, and a blockchain hash proves at least when the camera first connected to the internet after taking the photo. So, if any
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by geor9e 3y ago
Nah. Counterfeiting never includes repairing, unless you find the most corrupt country to stretch the definition. In the USA, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing is who would sell the shredded currency (by the ounce) and their Mutilated Cu
830.
by geor9e 3y ago
I don't speak Chinese, but the USA sells shredded currency too. Here are their Mutilated Currency Redemption & Shredded Currency Distribution rules. https://www.bep.gov/services/shredded-currency-distribution#.
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by geor9e 3y ago
Hmm, they were smashed in the 1640s and rebuilt in 1660, so there is probably no record of the original. So it's going to be a lot harder than a banknote. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a&#x2F
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by geor9e 3y ago
It's free and one click on the Google or Facebook SSO, just in case you thought that was a paywall. If you're refusing on principle, noted.
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by geor9e 3y ago
Clickbait and sensationalism. The author knows they're wrong, but that people will read it, because it's backwards. Commenters will be baited into engagement. The Americans bankrupted every year by simply lacking health insurance
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by geor9e 3y ago
Why does it only allow one photo upload? Wouldn't more photos give a better result? For me, the headshot looked nothing like me. Not even the correct race.
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by geor9e 3y ago
In September 2022, the Samsung S10 went over 150 days without a security patch being available. That caused my work to kick my phone off it's network. Samsung promised quarterly updates before that. So I have been burned by their broke
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by geor9e 3y ago
I still don't get it. That comment just says they searched google images for axe pics. In Chinese, for some reason. They don't even address the letter Y mystery.
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by geor9e 3y ago
I read the article, but I still don't understand the purpose of this. If you want to save an HTML page as a single file, you can choose the .mht format by clicking "save as single file" in your browser.
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by geor9e 3y ago
DMARC happened 9 years ago, so I don't see why that would be related. I attended two universities in the United States, and they are both still happily forwarding emails to me. They have both been using Google Workspace for the last de
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by geor9e 3y ago
Alexa does that too. It's the same offline wake sound model that processes Alexa and Hey Google. There's a list you can assign to do stuff (send you a notification or turn on a light or whatever) dog barking, baby crying, snoring,
840.
by geor9e 3y ago
I've always loved Mathematica, it breezed me thru grad school. Too bad I've never found a job that uses it at all. Everyone insists on python packages.

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