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by int0x29 2y ago
So if I'm pissed at the neighboring AirBnB I just need to broadcast a lot of Wi-Fi network discovery queries (With different MACs of course)?
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by int0x29 2y ago
While the statments are contradictory I wouldn't take it as sign of some vast conspiracy. I would just take it as a sign they are stuck needing to give out some kind of guidance to prevent foreign access. While they are a domestic po
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by int0x29 2y ago
As at least one person working on this has pointed out in this thread: their adversaries have IP blocks and ASNs.
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by int0x29 2y ago
The problem is it's called "full self driving" and it runs red lights.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Trilium has attribute inheritance and is scriptable. The default task implementation uses templates though, not inheritance. So you would need to script it.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Which is why if you actually care you create an independent and well funded organization before you die so your heirs can't sell it all off.
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by int0x29 2y ago
God those content screenshots contain so much reactionary BS.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Their monitors have the same startup time issue which is a pain if you need to access the boot menu.
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by int0x29 2y ago
> Spacecrafts can traverse the Solar System to reach nearby stars in span of days to weeks Is there something I'm missing here? Proxima Centauri is 4+ light-years from us and firmly out of the solar system.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Scripts (OSX ships with Python, Perl, Bash, Zsh, and I think JS) bypass all of those. Also I would not be suprised if editing scripts in runtime based apps (like electron) still bypass all of those. Last I looked at code signing in MacOS it
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by int0x29 2y ago
Time to tell my friends I work for a "small AI company"
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by int0x29 2y ago
Starlink is competitive with rural lines which tend to be DSL over unmaintained copper. If you have cable you will probably do better with that. If you are in a dense ish area just about anything will do better.
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by int0x29 2y ago
AI chip maker? Not everything needs to be branded AI. They make networking ASICs.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I got shake alert via google play services. I have amber alerts on. I have gotten earthquake alerts over WEA in the past. I did not get one this time. I am pretty sure one was not issued for the 6.9 magnitude quake just the tsunami
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by int0x29 2y ago
Solved the whole thing. It's a business problem. Just replace the Chief Historian.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Itanium allegedly was free from branch prediction issues but I suspect cache behavior still might have been an issue. Unfortunately it's also dead as a doornail.
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by int0x29 2y ago
> On January 31, 2007, at 8:05 a.m., a civilian spotted one of the devices This phrasing makes it sound like the army that involved.
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by int0x29 2y ago
That needs a hell of a lot of sandboxing before I get anywhere near it. Which sounds like a good use for WASM and WebGPU.
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by int0x29 2y ago
The Asus ap201 has a configuration thats all mesh rather than acrylic. It gets kinda tight though with external drives.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I have at least one friend with an SUV for that exact reason. The great irony of that arms race is that the bus or tram will almost always win.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Linus Torvalds political opinions, to the extent I've seen him express them, are hardly in line with Alex Jones. So this feels odd.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Betcha ten bucks it's an on device timer.
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by int0x29 2y ago
There is now at least one public windows kernel call listed on MSDN: __fastfail https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/intrinsics/fastfail?vi...
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by int0x29 2y ago
Sounds much better than what they used to do which was glue an eePC to a roomba via a terrifying number of dongles
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by int0x29 2y ago
Ignoring supporting multiple GPU vendors for a minute, the backwards and forwards compatibility would likely be bordering on non-existent.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I love how they subjected me to a proof of work challenge to view their paywall.
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by int0x29 2y ago
The US court system is not a good arbiter of scientific accuracy. I'd trust the EPA a lot more here.
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by int0x29 2y ago
I'll need 7 5 gigawatt datacenters in the middle of major urban areas or we might lose the Bubble Sort race with the Chinese.
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by int0x29 2y ago
Isn't this what a surge protector is for?
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by int0x29 2y ago
I addition to the incentive to hide it and not stir up any obvious evidence, anyone with enough money to throw at the problem probably doesn't want to wreck the current financial system

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