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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Yeah it's pretty bad. To enter password via keyboard/paste: right click password element -> inspect -> remove the `readonly="readonly"` attribute.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
If you haven't restarted your Linux machine in 6 months, you're most likely leaving it open to vulnerabilities. 65 CVEs for just the kernel published in 2022: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vend
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Nest Hub?
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
5k60 requires 32.4 Gbps uncompressed, 120 Hz would be double that. TB3, TB4, and USB4 max out at 40 Gbps. The main difference between TB3 and TB4 is that TB4 requires every feature to be implemented (charging DisplayPort, etc.).
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Some people use YouTube as a method of listening to music/podcasts/etc.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
The problem is most driving laws are selectively enforced. I'd say 90%+ of drivers on the road near me are speeding to some degree. Where do we draw the line, right at the speed limit so that someone going 2 mph over gets a 1k fine? Ta
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
> note, we both know that it is possible AND this doesn't require AGI Not who you're replying to and not saying you're wrong, but how do we know this?
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
I'm surprised they don't rip it out if they don't want to spend the time to fix it. Or at least ensure nothing they provide builds it by default and you need to pass a `-DUSE_INSECURE_ASM` flag/`ReleaseWithInsecureAsm` i
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
IIRC the plan is to wait until everything is calibrated and tested before releasing any images, to allow the first public images to "wow" everyone.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Great, and what happens when you accidentally assign something greater than 2^31 to an int32_t when using strtol? You won't benefit from a range error if LONG_MAX is 2^63, and now you have to make sure to handle any implementation defi
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
I would say advertising support for Fedora (or any other Wayland by default distro) without explicitly saying you don't support Wayland/only support X11 is misleading.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Do you hate PDF's or do you hate scanned documents? How else should we send text or image documents in a portable format, MS Word? Google Docs?
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
The difference is typical digital cameras have a bayer filter in front of the sensor to allow taking a single color picture vs. here it sounds like multiple captures with individual filters (e.g. 1 blue, 1 red, 1 green, 1 monochrome) that a
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
> A. Cryptographically verify the final version How?
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
IIRC we have (at least most of) the drawings, but they don't specify tolerances like modern drawings do and were more for reference as parts were developed at specific factories with existing molds. It's more the fabrication knowl
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
TIFF also supports optional compression (usually LZW or Zip).
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Yes, if you open a dispute through eBay. Not if the first thing you do is initiate a chargeback with your CC provider. Chargeback is supposed to be done _after_ you've reasonably exhausted your options with the merchant.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
While you should always confirm this, I don't think they're that common any more. We purchased around a year ago and none of the options we looked at had prepayment penalties.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
> my car is parked outside ... the interior temperatures can easily rise over 150f I live in Arizona as well and this is why you'll see everyone in parking lots parking under trees in the summer, with empty spaces in between. Tesla
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
> That's bullshit, I solved that in 2004. Not the GP, but just because you solved it in 2004 doesn't mean others don't have issues. There are still hardware/app configurations that are broken on Linux. Pipewire is hel
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
That's not necessarily true, single core boost on a 5950x is higher than the 5900x (4.9GHz vs 4.8GHz).
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
I use Fedora personally for these exact reasons.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
After 4 years they'll either not get security updates or have to switch to Linux. There are plenty of PCs running older hardware that'll most likely be perfectly fine after 2025 but no longer be able to run a supported version of
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
They said "Yesterday at Walmart i bought", not "Yesterday at Walmart.com sold and shipped by Otoric - Free 2Day Shipping* | Otoric Inc. i bought" Buying food from third parties online is not the same as in store.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
PTO usage generally needs to be approved, I can't imagine Southwest approving enough time off to shut down their operations. If employees are using PTO by claiming they're sick (assuming there's no separate "sick days&qu
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
> You also get access to every streamer's dashboard and their analytics I would classify that as access to production systems.
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Honest question: what's the alternative? Maybe sign-off from multiple mods on every action? That'd be a tough sell to require double, triple, or more time from mods. Some sort of random review of x% of mod actions maybe?
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
Seems like it's able to perform relatively safe autorotation landings: https://newatlas.com/agustawestland-aw609-autorotation-trial...
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
(iPhone 6s). The latest release for the iPhone 6 is iOS 12 due to having lower RAM (1GB vs 2GB). Also didn't see it mentioned in your comment, but both were released in the same year (2015). Additionally, although the iPhone 5s (2013)
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by ihattendorf 5y ago
1. Have unrecognizable person play music in public 2. Record 3. Upload to YouTube 4. Profit

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