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gtvwill
4y ago
Eh low threat hack. Requires physical access to dish and installs piece of easily identifiable hardware. Tbh give unfettered access to most hardware and you can hack it.
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gtvwill
4y ago
Lol anom phone round 2?
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gtvwill
4y ago
You could make hosting and distribution of the code a prohibited act. Wanna still host that Blockchain if it can get you arrested? Just cus it lives as code doesn't mean someone or some group isn't responsible for distributing it.
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gtvwill
4y ago
Meanwhile come to aus where we have sold out energy infrastructure and our Comms infrastructure to private enterprises. All prices have done is go up, service quality has either stagnated or declined. The examples of private industry doing
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gtvwill
4y ago
Erf bad luck people of Iceland. Remember folks cost + shareholder profit will never be less than cost alone. Privatisation will never make things cheaper.
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4y ago
Geez the JBL-EON ONE MK2. They go hard. Legit first piece of speaker tech asside from the adau1701 series of DSP that has gotten me excited in roughly the last 5 or so year.
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4y ago
Because restriction of gun ownership is the only thing that works. Source: Americans still getting killed by guns despite all the other crap you've tried to implement. Legit dumbest country ever re protection of its own citizens. Place
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4y ago
You never lived in a modern house with kids I take it? We got >10 devices online at all time. Phones,4k TV's, between 1 and 6 computers, up to half a dozen tablets. Live video feeds coming in (up to 4k in res), online gaming, live v
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4y ago
Man the term serverless as used in this context is kinda dumb. Your still using servers for compute...your just not using them all the time or maintaining them. "Almost any problem can and should be solved with serverless services like
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4y ago
YOLO and dgf. I apply this to more than tech. Yes the latest and greatest is just around the corner. But homie I'm only garunteed I'm here now so imma just make do with what we got (YOLO) and not worry about missing out on tomorro
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4y ago
Lol this is a whole lotta faith based on nothing. Sorry bud Aussie laws gonna puck you here. Your Apple device can be backdoored curtosy of aus laws and apples not allowed to inform you it's happened. If you think lockdown mode gonna p
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4y ago
Erf this post is filled w red flags. No offence mate but you got some personal growth and development to do before you go settling down. Maybe shoulda spent more time growing your person rather than your wealth in your early years.
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4y ago
No, Apples ethics towards e-waste, planned obsolescence in its designs and anti-workers rights behaviour in a corporate level tends to hang heavier on my decision to not buy a 13 inch MacBook Pro than the presence of a touchbar does. Tbh di
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4y ago
On the other hand I have to travel 30 mins cus the 5 doctors in my town no longer bulk bill and I can't afford the cost to go see them. The fact your ok with having to pay for a better standard of healthcare rather than just having a s
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4y ago
Put the members of the corporation in jail rather than a token fine and then I'll consider them the same as an individual. But more often than not corporations get away with literal murder with nothing more than a fine. So no corporati
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4y ago
Lol absolutely zero surprise about this. Apple fighting against the benefit of consumers. Pretty stock standard. What astounds me is that a company who act so shite still garners so much support. Hardware:some of the most wasteful, designed
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4y ago
Lol not if we re-nationalise the assets first! What's failed here is putting base infrastructure in the hands of capitalism. Remember kids, shareholder profit + cost will never be equal to or less than cost itself. Anyone trying to sel
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4y ago
How do smart folks wind up in such crappy employment conditions? Like seriously are they not unionised or something?
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4y ago
It's damn close. Just need to get some work on bringing in stems like https://github.com/facebookresearch/demucs and Ableton link and it would be a serious contender even up against the likes of serato pro. I dont
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4y ago
No, I have considered rolling it out but ms365 winds up being the better option. E3 or E5 is worth every cent for its security and device management that is included.
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4y ago
Lol I wouldn't, I'd head for the hills. If choice of where to incorporate is being made to align with mitigating tax liabilities. I wouldn't work for that company as it doesn't align with my ideals. Gross business is gro
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4y ago
Lol the problem here is assuming privacy is one of braves main strengths or even goals. When it's not lol. Brave makes money off tracking you and exposing your data, not in keeping it private.
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4y ago
Crikey brave really come across like the telemarketing products of yesteryear. Kinda looks useful from the outside, but doesn't actually do anything better mostly just worse than all the optio a you had before. Lol the only people I&#x
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4y ago
Nope. Look from a private perspective and up until a few years ago even from a business perspective (i was very idealistic when i started out) I am linux/foss/privacy advocate through and through. But in the business realm, you h
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4y ago
Eh, it's in healthcare. Specifically disability support. I get a kick out of building software that makes providing support for these folks that need it. It makes their lives better, helps them achieve their goals. But it's also a
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4y ago
Lol depends what industry your in. Im a one man band msp so I literally set up these catch all employee tracking systems. Most folks don't realise they exist, even fewer use the data produced by the systems. Legit 90% of the time it&#x
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4y ago
Fairly easy answer to this. If I took a orange tree and only fed it water and air. Would it produce oranges with vitamin c? The answer. No. Because the plant requires far more than just water and air in order to run all the other systems wi
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4y ago
Start simple. Use your non-dominant hand to do tasks you normally wouldn't. Sounds silly but its a good start. Get your brain back in the habit of noticing a old way of doing things and actively choosing to do it differently. You can t
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4y ago
Started on VDJ about a decade ago because it was the most pirated easy to get run entirely on your PC DJ software. Got serato pro with a bit of hardware and it's incredibly underwhelming piece of software. Legit it actually sucks compa
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4y ago
Yeah nah that's a a bit of a lie. I generally put a fair bit of effort into buying open and not locked down hardware. Saying my gear is gonna lock up during a 8 hour session because it's not all from some locked down ecosystem is
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