hunter-gatherer

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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Original blog: https://blog.coffinsec.com/0day/2024/08/30/exploiting-CVE-20...
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Absolutely. In the WFH vs Office debate people seem to forget that time-abusing employees always exsisted. I've had coworkers at past jobs who sat next to me and nobody on the team coukd come up with anything they did for a year beside
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
This was my experience with litecoin. I bought some back in the day when it was < $1 from my minimum wage job and sold it all when it "skyrocketed" to somewhere above $1. In the end I made a few thousand dollars and thought pre
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Knowing nothing of submarines or seafaring, I'm genuinely curious as to what is logged on a ship that may be necessary a decade later?
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Lol. Maybe I've misunderstood this idiom my entire life. I've always taken the lemon to be a sort of neutral player since it isn't always trivial to make something better out of a neutral (ie to see the opportunity) and is ev
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I've had a handful of lemons thrown at me during my life. One of the most impactful ones as far as I can tell is that through a weird chain of coincidences I ended up first in line to purchase a foreclosed home. From what I understood,
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
That's exactly the scheme for for defense contractors, actually. They'll happily send technicians to an austere environment to do maintenance for an extra fee. This has been going on for years, but it is just getting worse.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Life is nuanced. I also own a 4WD truck that I spin up on the weekend to haul stuff (small farm truck). I get the impression though that everyone thinks the electrification of mechanical equipment will stop climate change and they give no t
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I don't know... I watched my grandpa hand shovel heavy wet snow until the year he died. If we really care about polution, we'd just buck up and use a hand shovel.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I've recently wondered what a sortitionist democracy would look like, something were the legislative and executive branches are randomly selected throughout the popukation much like a jurry to serve for a few years. I'm not aware
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Commenter subjectsigma understands this. In a former life I had jobs that required a polygraph, and I was not in a cult, nor does the interview process select for uniformed idiots. Both of you are reacting to commentary that the author bare
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
"Thought Deletion Device". .... yep.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Honestly, aside from the handling mechanics the directly relate to the hiw the vehicle moves (steering, stopping, etc) the "user experience" to working with vehicle peripherals seems to be steadily getting worse every year.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Cotton, linen, or wool. It wouod be much less of a problem if we all wouldn't buy so much clothing. There is so much of it...
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
A few years ago I ran a gambit with my wife's lightroom subscription. We kept cancelling and getting confirmations that we had cancelled but they kept charging our card. Eventually I had to get screenshots of a chat conversation betwee
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I'm always curious to understand how so many people didn't know phones and social media would be bad. I remember having "prohoetic" discussions about all this in 2008 with a bunch of privates in the Army. How people ever
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
That's a naive outlook. AI will do for humanity as much good as every other alleged redeeming technology has.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Yep. I have relatives in Vernal Utah and grew up my self in SE Utah. This story is totally plausible.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Eh. It is more complicated than that. I started out in DIA and a lot of government employees in the "hacker space" are indeed underpaid compared to their civilian counterparts. The way the sausage is really made though is through
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Yes. She should have just left if politically neutral. If anything she is making an assertion that republicans are hostile towards "naturalizing" cityscapes and liberals are not, which is just not true. I think all people want to
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Me too. Like others, I found the way she "shamed" her father and self identified both tastless and unnecessary to the point of the article. Nevertheless I looked past that tidbit and tried to learn something and came to the commen
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
> Sugar is addictive. Do we ban sugar, or regulate its consumption? No! I I can't believe you chose sugar as an example. As a healthy lifestyle minority I would love to see some regation on cane sugar and syrups. One idea would be t
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Your knee-jerk reaction is perhaps emphasizing OP's point. OP obviously is referring to the spirit of being more in tune with our natural roots and not prescribing "Get a dog, visit a man-made park" as a strict prescription a
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Yeah, this is a thing. My wife is Finnish and our first was born in Rovaniemi in early winter. Wasn't terribly cold but we had her on the parvike bundled in a stroller and she slept great.
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by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
NASA often asks for money and politicians say yes.
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by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
Do you not get fever dreams? Even if I have a slight fever (say 100) my dreams are uniquely different, so I always know when I have a fever at night. Hard to explain "fever dreams" if you don't get them...
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by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
Another point to consider with parent comment is also that newer homes are built are often built with monoculture trees that are younger (as you point out). This wood isn't nearly as dense and won't last as long. A lot of the stic
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by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
This was my use case for bitcoin years ago when my wife and I had just got married. She is a foreigner and was finishing school, so I'd sometimes send her bitcoin instead of wire. Back then bitcoin was only worth a few hundred, and sen
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by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
I use Firefox only, and use it for work to open outlook apps as well. I'm on Linux. Last week though I was traveling so my setup was my wife's macbook, with Firefox. Outlook would hang at the password login, but it worked fine on
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by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
This is a big part that is overlooked. Our cities in the US are hostile towards anyone who doesn't have a car, honestly. Kids suffer quite a bit, and although I think they _would_ deal with it in earlier years, they don't now when

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