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by imglorp 1y ago
Disabling telemetry might be interpreted as a self-indicated signal of "I have something to hide", so they jack up the snooping.
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by imglorp 1y ago
> sleeper cells of drones are a pretty reasonable attack vector What exactly is the attack vector here? If we're talking about sleeper agents sure but these restrictions are focused on importing commercial products by citizens here:
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by imglorp 1y ago
Same slope, also slippery: this thing is not limited to opinions of moral minorities, because payment processors are a weak point for government pressure. We already started: pressuring CBS to fire Colbert for political speech, pressuring C
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by imglorp 1y ago
Most on this thread are viewing helm from a user perspective: "I want to install X and I can use somebody's chart for it or I can use another tool." There is another category of users who want a way to mange multiple vendor o
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by imglorp 1y ago
Only NWS has a vast network of sensors: river gauges (with USGS), doppler radars, satellites, airport AOS automated observation systems, etc etc. to support the mission. Most of the privates are just repackaging their feeds and data. So if
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by imglorp 1y ago
If the sabotage proceeds, effects will be felt by nautical, aviation, agriculture, commerce, water management, hydroelectric, and on and on. Weather is critical infrastructure for everything like roads and power. It can't be replaced
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by imglorp 1y ago
It's nice to present a LastPass method, but really, my suggestion is stay far away from LastPass either as a user or an integrator. They've been breached at least seven times since 2011. The net will be better off with fewer integ
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by imglorp 1y ago
I'll put a point on the "it depends" bit. If you have a standard-ish environment, you'll have an array of Unix tools to compose together, which is what a shell is best at. Even a minimal image like busybox will have enou
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by imglorp 1y ago
Failed what? In its domain, it succeeded in its goals: a high reliability platform for aerospace, defense, and other mission critical domains. It was mandated by the US DoD for all software in the nineties and used in Airbus avionics and ab
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by imglorp 1y ago
Ouch. https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/25/21720533/netflix-banders...
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by imglorp 1y ago
Go on...
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by imglorp 1y ago
A good tall tale has an element of plausibility. A 6km swim is a common workout for a college swimmer these days. If the river conditions were favorable, the story on its own was not suspect.
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by imglorp 1y ago
Ublock origin on FF. I don't see a thing!
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by imglorp 1y ago
Of course Google is going to shelve it, but you're free to fork and carry on if needed...
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by imglorp 1y ago
Nobody mentioned the case where you get locked out of your cloud provider with no humans to speak to, or your account gets deleted by the algorithm. Both happen routinely and we only hear about it when the victim takes to the socials.
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by imglorp 1y ago
That's a great idea. The Action Labs guy just demonstrated how some of those fluids can vary their viscosity in response to a magnetic field, used in some vehicle active suspensions. Similar application!
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by imglorp 1y ago
And tragically, nuclear propulsion at NASA has been aggressively singled out for the axe so humanity will be counting on more advanced countries to finish that research. Was that the fossil fuel lobby's doing?
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by imglorp 1y ago
They know its radius is ~1000km but interestingly, there is no way to determine its mass without a flyby or other gravitational interaction. I guess you could swag it by using the lunar density, which gives ~~~ 10^22 kg. https:/&#x2F
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by imglorp 1y ago
Yes, right, it should be an open protocol so any CDN or content provider can use it the same way. Hopefully it becomes a part of popular web servers so little guys can play along without a CDN. It needn't be crypto, but would be conve
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by imglorp 1y ago
Yeah the whole point of ML is it learns without needing an integration. "Open app X" is something a 5 year old can do (and Gemini can actually do this). But "open X and play" it gets tripped up on the media play state.
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by imglorp 1y ago
I would. Hands free in the car or when mowing the grass, chatting with the AI would be huge. "Text my wife and say I'll be late." is still too much to ask: it responds with 20 questions about all the parameters. "turn up
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by imglorp 1y ago
LMI here https://github.com/dseagrav/ld
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by imglorp 1y ago
That's an extreme take now and maybe uncharitable. The safe parts of rust are simply no comparison to the whole c/c++ world: the tooling is eliminating vast swaths of "easy" errors. Unsafe parts might be comparable if th
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by imglorp 1y ago
An obviously profitable criminal act which impresses shareholders. The stock is up 50% since April. Same thing we're seeing with United Healthcare: shareholders see a horrifying, inhumane, murderous but profitable denial policy and cla
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by imglorp 1y ago
And so we've arrived at William Gibson's black ice and ice-breaker (Russian military) systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_Chrome
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by imglorp 1y ago
I wonder if the time is right for a distributed OS research rebirth, now that we have many layers of infra advancement to develop and host it on. Kubernetes needs some fresh ideas.
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by imglorp 1y ago
Scott Manley observes the breach was in the cargo section, and not at the PEZ dispenser door. It appeared to split longitudinally. There are header tank downcomer lines that might fit that bill. https://youtu.be/0C_L-qgHsE0?
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by imglorp 1y ago
He made it about 14 mooches, not bad. https://theweek.com/speedreads/861881/anthony-scaramucci-mea...
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by imglorp 1y ago
Not surprised, but is there a source? I guess hiding your electronics from The Man is subversive. And front page today, Jeff discovered that media servers are also verboten: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/s
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by imglorp 1y ago
ULA does not and will not for ages. Blue Origin has New Glenn which is partly reusable but has only flown once and did not land. Also they have serious organization challenges so they are a very distant second to Spacex. In terms of reuse a

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