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by iso1631 8mo ago
Not as profitable for robot owners today
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by iso1631 8mo ago
People of a certain world outlook will listen to Musk when they'll ignore more enlightened commentators. That's a good thing.
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by iso1631 8mo ago
He talks about transport and heating That doesn't leave much left when you look at the energy flow once you remove domestic, commercial and transportation usage and replace it with electricity. A tiny amount left for plane s(and reduci
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by iso1631 8mo ago
OK you can do a lot of things. It becomes far harder to implement it after it becomes normal It's easier to ban ring from selling devices in 2010 when nobody had them, then to take them away from millions who feel their personal bene
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Either that or decision makers changed from the decision to drop. The first ones valued sovereignty higher but they moved on and the second ones valued it less.
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Microsoft came back with a far lower cost offer than they had before, and took the new head out for nice lunches
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by iso1631 8mo ago
I love how some of the curves go negative
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by iso1631 8mo ago
The regulation needs to get ahead of the product, otherwise you'd be criminalising existing behaviour and that doesn't work People normalised installing spy doorbells, so every doorstep is centrally available to large organisation
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Police make mistakes, in some countries they arrest someone trying to incite an arrest and that's bad. In some countries they shoot someone for driving 5mph over the limit, that's worse. The police in the UK do far worse than wron
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by iso1631 8mo ago
I don't have notifications on. I see it all the time with colleagues who are constantly stopping what they're doing to look at the latest slack or email or whatever on their phone, let alone the "breaking news" alerts th
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Helping parents would be useful rather than telling them to "just do it". The pain in trying to set up fortnite and minecraft online as parents is unsummounted, involving creating half a dozen accounts with different companies jus
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by iso1631 8mo ago
You don't have to look too far back in history -- look at the supply squeeze during covid, or even just during the Suez closure by the Evergiven.
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by iso1631 8mo ago
My laptop's 8 years old, if I can't get memory I'll just have to sweat it a little longer. Same with my NAS drive Same with work -- I've just ordered some replacements for 13 year old servers in one office, but if it was
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by iso1631 8mo ago
A notification is an interrupt. I.e "stop reading your book and pay attention to me"
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by iso1631 8mo ago
I can't imagine a world where the state of my washing machine is so important that I need to be interrupted to tell me it's done.
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by iso1631 8mo ago
I'm heading to Stornoway next week, I don't hold out much hope
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by iso1631 8mo ago
I used my bank app yesterday, but since then I've used: whatsapp, phone, push authenticator, safari (having followed a link from a message), spotify, slack, mail, calandar, disney plus and camera Do you not do any of that on a mobile d
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by iso1631 8mo ago
All sorts of issues. Personally I would put housing as the number one issue the country faces, and has done for years, but I can see arguments about inability to deliver projects, planning rules in general, a concentration of wealth into fe
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by iso1631 8mo ago
What this one? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-62352502
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Have you seen the kinds of people that the US government has employed recently? I suspect many in DOGE were given high levels of security clearance based on their ability to create dank memes on x
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by iso1631 8mo ago
So every ISP in every country in the world is feeding thousands of terabits of data to a hostile American intelligence agency. Not just netflow, the actual contents, and not a single ISP employee has actually come out with this evidence. I
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Yes you can trivially tap a fibre -- https://www.gigamon.com/products/access-traffic/network-taps... for example You can even do this without breaking the fibre What you can't do is ship 80% of the traffic ac
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by iso1631 8mo ago
You can only decode those https certificates if you are mitming them (and have a compromised certificate) A copy of the certificate and private keys won't help thanks to the magic of Diffie–Hellman, you can't passively (assuming y
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by iso1631 8mo ago
So you're saying my french ISP tunnels all traffic from my hotel to my office through to America? Or are you saying that the NSA has a hidden tap on the equipment without my ISP knowing. How does that traffic get from the ISP router to
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Yet the US president unilaterally shut down Voice of America because he didn't like its message Freedom of speech for me, not for thee
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by iso1631 8mo ago
They got Al Capone on tax fraud
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Relevant history from the US Airforce in the 1940s when they tried to build a cockpit for the average pilot and failed I find this an interesting take on the story https://polkas.github.io/posts/cursedim/
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Most posters on HN barely know what a subnet is so it's not that simple There's two key features 1) Tunnel management Tailscale will configure your p2p tunnels itself - if you have 10 devices, to do that yourself you'd have t
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by iso1631 8mo ago
Amazing how many people on the internet refuse to accept basic facts
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by iso1631 8mo ago
> Watsi donors have donated over $20M to fund 33,241 surgeries I don't get this. Why wouldn't your normal healthcare cover the surgery?

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