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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I find Tiles easier to locate in a room. I think the lower quality sound or frequencies used are easier to locate - especially if under something.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
The Hakko felt like a super power when I got it. One of those tools that does one thing really well. Needs a good clean quite often but I felt like it paid for itself pretty quickly.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I did setup the question in a way that the developer doesn’t harm someone themselves but sells it to a state actor. I.e extremely similar outcome to finding a zero day and selling it to a state actor except it is “more” secure - need privat
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYR
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Even with the MIT disclaimer and the author not being the distributor or have any relationship with the distributor. Publishing vulnerable open source software to GitHub with a disclaimer that says it isn’t fit for any purpose seems like a
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Is there anything actually illegal here? Like is it a plausible “business” model for talented and morally compromised developers to do this and then sell the private key to state actors without actually breaking in themselves or allowing an
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Hydrogen and helium on earth would be 13.7 billion years old but many of the other atoms on earth are more like 4.6 billion years old.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Yes. Onshape is web based. Every change is tracked and can be rolled back. There are versions and branches. Multiple people can work on the same document. The equivalent of a git comment would be a version with a comment.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I don’t think the no source control is fundamentally the issue. Change control is the issue. Eg in CAD I quite like onshape’s “Versions and History”.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Never seems too strong here. In 2000 years when it has been maybe 1500 years since a human turned a steering wheel I can see a situation where an individual owns a self driving car like thing. Even well before some such future, the type of
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I read it as it was going on for 4 years and they did 12 months of investigation leaving an unknown amount of time it went undetected.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
15% for the vast majority of developers and apps FWIW.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Article says large data files were sent from device to servers. Perhaps they could have configured their networks to detect/block this part.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I don’t just show the emails but I 1. draw arrows on the screenshots 2. Upload audit log showing usage 3. Write a short summary that states they intend to continue using the product (ie there will be future transactions)
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
“Mailito:” so the email(s) come from the end user. Anyway, just a thought experiment. Most protests achieve nothing. Likely wouldn’t get approved by browser vendors.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
The point is that it is a protest. By emailing bigcorp’s legal team will waste a small amount of their time. Especially if it “sincerely” thanks them for accepting your altered terms of service and shares some screenshots of the 200 respons
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
“Agree” endpoint in quotes as it is whatever form that checkbox is in.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
As a protest, I’ve considered creating a browser plugin that takes the TOS and removes arbitration clause, e-signs it and PDFs it. Then posts it to the “agree” endpoint in addition to other form attributes and emails a copy to legal@BigCo.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
The multiple is very growth dependent amongst other factors.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I use Waymos in SF. For every Waymo trip I do maybe 8 e-bike trips and 20 walking commutes. I’ve taken Waymos to BART stations. Waymo has just replaced Uber for trips in SF for me. It would be nice if the city added more BART coverage but i
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
If they could 100x the number of cars and trips in SF then the cost of maps per ride would be significantly lower.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I’ve taken 60+ Waymo trips in SF and much prefer them over Uber. There are rough edges but I love playing music I like, the smooth and consistent driving, the same model car each time. I’m an early adopter kind of person and can live with t
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Recycling turned out just the way the plastic producers wanted it. Source - Frontline Documentary “Plastic Wars”. Full documentary at https://youtu.be/-dk3NOEgX7o .
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I also have a maxed out Mac Studio when I need the extra cores and don’t need the portability. But I haven’t looked into hackintosh options for a long time. Perhaps I’ll check it out again some time. Thanks for the tip.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
I do a lot of Android and iOS app compilation (Lots of flavors/schemes of apps). So lately the upgrades in cores has meant a faster upgrade cycle for my work dev machine than for the intel based MacBook Pro era. I’m sure Apple can’t ke
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Sounds about right. But they’d use a threat about loved ones as well.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
As a non-American, I think watching season 4 of The Wire, which has an education and politics focus, was both eye opening and profound. Highlighted the profound gap between US and where I grew up on a number of issues.
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by gghffguhvc 3y ago
Correct. https://twitter.com/bioreconstruct/status/112740656406999040...
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by gghffguhvc 4y ago
Agreed. Having human dependencies who have competing priorities or unknown competencies on the critical path is such a big risk on timelines. In some cases I’ve got agreements up front that if the dependencies aren’t done or being worked on
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by gghffguhvc 4y ago
My prediction. Startups with lines of credit / venture debt won’t be able to move all money out under terms of those deals and will be the bag holders when bank run takes SVB to zero by Tuesday next week.

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