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by int0x29 8mo ago
This already exists. If my phone fails to get a good GPS signal Google Maps prompts me to turn the camera on and spin around in a circle. I would also be unsurprised to learn Waymo uses Street View
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by int0x29 8mo ago
The tricky bit with that is it would get a monopoly lawsuit from manufacturers with a lot more money to throw around quickly. The biggest problem in improving android security posture is getting manufacturers to have robust security and re
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by int0x29 8mo ago
Last I checked the license for the headless toolchain requires that a full licensed copy of Visual Studio be installed somewhere. So I think this violates the license terms. A bug got opened against the rustup installing the headless toolc
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by int0x29 8mo ago
Is IBM invested big in LLMs? I don't get the impression they have much to lose there.
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by int0x29 8mo ago
This is typically solved by publishing reactions/corrections or in the case of news programs starting the next one with a retraction/correction. This happens in some academic journals and some news outlets. I've seen the PB
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by int0x29 8mo ago
The article is primarily about how wild unrestrained AI spending is causing problems. For example it is hard to get an electrician, anything with memory in it is either significantly more expensive or unobtainable, and building of homes, f
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by int0x29 8mo ago
Room 101 is the conference room where he sat through tedious meetings while working for the BBC.
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by int0x29 8mo ago
Get a warrant. The federal government should not be "soliciting vendors" for my location. I love how the accounts defending ICE are always brand new.
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by int0x29 8mo ago
The luddites won't need to sabotage a space based GPU. They can just wait for waste heat, radiation, or a good old solar storm to do it for them. The rest of the ground lauch infrastructure is fragile.
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by int0x29 8mo ago
Ironically for gaming usage that electron slopware can get you VAC banned (I think you need to have used certain features not merely have it installed). I should probably find the OSS alternative that allows me to turn it off. It's al
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by int0x29 8mo ago
“Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.” - John Maynard Keynes
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by int0x29 8mo ago
This will kill most future investment in offshore wind even if those projects are sucessful.
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by int0x29 8mo ago
They did this with the switch 1 too they were just less well remembered because that subsequently got re-hacked. They lost the ARM trust zone keys and rebuilt the entire DRM stack on the HDCP keys which had been provisioned but they were n
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by int0x29 9mo ago
I'm not trying to do it on a per app basis. I mean that some apps work and some don't. I should not be playing with rendering backends per app to get them working. If thats needed its broken. People keep pushing KDE+Wayland to
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by int0x29 9mo ago
Fractional scaling for wayland is broken on a per app basis which feels strictly worse to me than it was before. Libre office currently is broken on wayland and works in x11
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by int0x29 9mo ago
The existing summary is great. It uses git in the first sentence. Meanwhile forjo's landing page seems to be activly avoiding the words git and source control leaving it a cryptic mess.
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by int0x29 9mo ago
This document predates the CIA.
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by int0x29 9mo ago
Powershell itself can be noticably slow to even start. Waiting a minute or two to hit a prompt is just annoying. Yes this only happens if you run Windows on a spinning disk but it's a shell. It's shouldn't require an SSD t
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by int0x29 10mo ago
Since when does xfce run on Wayland?
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by int0x29 10mo ago
Firebase seems to suffer a similar problem of people not setting permissions right. The only major difference is that they seem to steer devs pretty aggressively to Google auth which won't leak password hashes. While in theory your AP
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by int0x29 10mo ago
Pretty sure thats the c implementation not the go one
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by int0x29 10mo ago
Ah yes Calibri is now "DEI". Rubio don't you have a real job?
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by int0x29 10mo ago
I think your carrier hasn't approved it yet. T-mobile seems to lag on these things. I also can't seem to find a system update. A Google Play system update does seem to exist
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by int0x29 11mo ago
No you can't. That study is comparing past estimates of the past and present to the lived in past and present not past estimates of the future to current estimates of the future.
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by int0x29 11mo ago
For some reason T-Mobile in the Bay Area can get randomly geoIPed to the UK so imgur just randomly breaks on my phone. Marvelous
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by int0x29 11mo ago
Have you ever ridden Muni? The fares are mostly dodged. This would change next to nothing.
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by int0x29 11mo ago
When I was a child the front side displays on new Muni buses used to use these probably solonoid driven LED arrays. If you sat under one you could here this clattering sound that sounded kinda like rain each time the display changed. This
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by int0x29 11mo ago
My general experience with Waymos and safety is that while they are generally quite safe and communicative drivers (They have a pedestrian yeild indicator that should be required by law) they tend to create safety issues because people driv
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by int0x29 11mo ago
North Korean state media (KCNA) used to use post requests for everything breaking hyperlinks and bookmarks in the process. I suspect this was to deliberately ensure a sort of memory hole process for everything that they had said in the pas
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by int0x29 11mo ago
Looks like this falls under existing congressionally appropriated spending for the DOE

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