huang_chung

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by huang_chung 2y ago
> That is why most of the successes are skewed early like Reddit and a bunch of other companies which defined the internet. Reddit rode the wave with zero innovation. Really what is Reddit? Message boards predated Reddit, which was preda
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Remembering Juicero, the Ultimate Silicon Valley Flop (2022)(thetakeout.com)
2 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> middle managers with no direct reports No actual engineers performing real work were harmed in this exercise.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Not strangely, it is regional preference. Go to Lowes or HD and see what housewife in that area prefer; there will be 20 models of one kind and 2 of other kind.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Good luck fixing it when it breaks and thus creating more e-waste. Electric dryers, especially older models, are very simple appliances, you can easily repair yourself and keep them running forever. Can't say the same about heat pump o
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Total clickbait after you read details: > NASA announced March 10 that it was closing the Office of Technology, Policy, and Strategy; the Office of the Chief Scientist; and the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) Branc
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Two years is more typical.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Well, getting fucked out of your 401k money 6 months before it vests stings some.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> If I run `nc -l 31337 | sh` that puts my system into a remotely exploitable state Quick, before someone posts this to Mastodon and gives presentation at security conference with title: Living off the Land: the Hidden Threat Within
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> In theory, the attacker could then use the undocumented commands to scan, spoof, or otherwise attack any near by bluetooth devices. So? Device is 0wned. Did you think Bluetooth chip is magic protection device for rest of the network? H
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by huang_chung 2y ago
After reading it really seems much ado about nothing. Wait until they learn you can rewrite disk drive firmware from inside OS with root access.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> "Buy this super cheap home automation product” turns into installing an APT in your network. If that was intention, no need to hide code in the Bluetooth, just write it in the firmware. The device itself it the trojan horse.
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China announces retaliatory tariffs on some Canada farm, food products(reuters.com)
8 points by huang_chung 2y ago|4 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Costco abusers.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Yes, he is going to deploy Ricky from Trailer Park Boys to climb trees with some hubcaps.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford Cancels $100M Starlink Contract(betakit.com)
13 points by huang_chung 2y ago|3 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
You likely have network misconfiguration like MTU issue. Don't blame Samba if you cannot configure properly.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
This is just wrong. Tuned properly SMB is much faster than SFTP.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> My 4-year old Dell XPS 15 is up for replacement, but somehow no manufacturer aside from Apple is making laptop with decent specs nowadays? Panasonic Let's Note. Your welcome. It's repairable, upgradable, and has a * removable
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Panasonic Let's Note FV4(connect.na.panasonic.com)
2 points by huang_chung 2y ago|2 comments
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Silicon Valley tech startup taunts Boston job applicants: Don't work here(bostonglobe.com)
1 points by huang_chung 2y ago|4 comments
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Over 60k Volkswagen and Audi electric cars recalled for risk of rollaway(nbcnews.com)
3 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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Honda to produce next Civic in Indiana, not Mexico, due to US tariffs(reuters.com)
11 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Your quaint experience in the barrio isn't justification for having an unlicensed automotive repair business (which process hazardous waste) run out of a personal residence is a good thing. I'm sure if that guy could move his bus
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Here is the scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2NHTRgH3G0 (Caution very NSFW language)
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> I always thought it was TCP only! So did the NIH firewall administrator: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43229201
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Matt's Script Archive (1995)(scriptarchive.com)
158 points by huang_chung 2y ago|59 comments
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Microsoft Outlook, 365 'global outage' affects millions(upi.com)
3 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
> And it is sensitive data - even if it is open. This is literally contradictory. Data does not become sensitive because some random on HN says so. You are speaking with authority but have no idea what you are talking about.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
It's best to read HN in reverse order to get true diversity of thought. Also recommend custom stylesheet to unhide the grey-text posts.

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