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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
This is woefully outdated. Many SSID are not listed in their results. Very cool when launched. Not practically useful today.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
It’s a shame that VMware allowed this to happen. Yes, it’s just business, but talk about not giving a fuck about who acquired them and what was going to happen to their product.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
FWIW, my tinnitus has always felt strongly linked to my neck. If I sleep with my neck in a bad position, my tinnitus is raging when I wake up.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Yes, it seems so. Then when Jobs passed away Ive was left to do his own thing. This led to butterfly keyboard problem, magsafe being removed, less ports, and lots of other things. Ignoring what the customer wants has always been Apple’s thi
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Any recommended AI companions?
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
> Microsoft used LLMs to write millions of short stories and textbooks Millions? Where are they? Where are they used?
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Can someone EILI5? I thought cracking anything to steal bitcoin was impossible due to the keys sizes involved? Is this possible because a portion of the key is already available so there is less to crack? Which key is known? The public or p
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Apply to YC. Take on the major license companies like Thales, Flexlm, Wibu, etc. You’ll need a lot of money and stay in it for the long run to take on companies like that. It’s possible though.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
It also looked like a bomb from the ground. Looked like a mushroom cloud.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
This doesn’t deserve down votes. Any person that has a higher chance of making a difference should take action. E.g. The President could make a phone call, etc. If Texas is lobbying then why not urge those people to speak up.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Really cool idea! Nicely done. Excited to give it a try.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
The analogies used in this article were a bit weird. Two things I’ve always wondered since I’m not an expert. 1. Obviously, applications must be written to run effectively to distribute the load across the supercomputer. I wonder how often
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
I think age has affect on the brain. Primarily, if I had to guess, it’s simply what we’re experiencing that makes time feel slower or faster. Having fun? Time goes by faster. Boring class? Time goes by slower. Up all night with a newborn? T
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Very cool. Nicely done. I really like projects like this.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Asteroid 2024 RW1, which was discovered just hours before its atmospheric entry, made a dramatic appearance over the Philippines on September 4, 2024. The asteroid, roughly the size of a small car (about 1 meter in diameter), was detected b
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Very helpful. Great job! The X preview seems to crop on the left for a couple sites I tried. Not sure if that is accurate or not. Those sites look good in the other previews. I tend to use iMessage as a test and they look okay there, which
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Not surprising. We know China has stopped taking plastic and other stuff from the US. There was an article similar here on HN where plastics meant to be recycled end up in very odd places. It’s basically sold for pennies and transported to
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
You just listed the everything they do.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
$1B a month is almost unfathomable. I know the world does work this way, but there are so many things we could do for humanity with $1B a month.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Maybe sometimes but generally not. Machine shops are a race to the bottom on competing for jobs/contracts. There are always exceptions though with everything It will truly be a crisis with the greybeards retiring and the knowledge they
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
FTA > This happened even though KnowBe4 conducted background checks, verified references, and conducted four video interviews before hiring an individual. However, the company later discovered that the person had used a stolen identity t
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Maybe obvious question. Were in-person or video interviews done? Seems so likely to get caught. So fascinating as well having a person that was paid to do the interview. I guess there is a secret web site where people are waiting to do this
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
FTA > There are also no indicators of compromise. I find it fascinating they are able to detect these things and report them to Microsoft. The security companies obviously have to be on the endpoints to see any of this. However, it doesn
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
NK and China work very closely together on their hacking efforts. North Korean’s go to China for training.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
That’s crazy. How on earth has he been allowed to hold his position? Especially going into an election after it was proven he was working against the American people?
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Was heavily using StableDiffusion a handful of months ago. Seemed like new achievements were being made all the time. What happened with 1.5 and newer? I’m out of the loop.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
Protect and serve hasn’t been a thing for a long time. Police have been trained that no one or anything is worth dying for. That’s why cops go and hide during mass shootings at schools.
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Agreed. No argument there.
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That’s not enterprise. That’s just mobile devices. Everyone needs a cell phone. Verizon or AT&T could do the same thing for you, whether it’s iOS or Android. It’s a consumer device that happens to be used by employees.
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by iJohnDoe 2y ago
I can actually answer this with direct knowledge. We were an enterprise customer of Apple. We deployed Xserves in production. Xserve RAIDS. Really cool stuff. We even had an inside enterprise account team. Steve Jobs simply did not want to

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