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j-bos
3y ago
Aren't those junk vehicle (by)laws meant to prevent eyesores? If a drone is needed to see them, what's the issue?
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j-bos
3y ago
iirc and iiuc, Huaweii did just release the Mate 60 Pro which uses a fully China built chipset, with the exception of the SK Hynix memory.
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j-bos
3y ago
Some of the only spam messages I receive are ads for cannabis shops. I've never even touched a plant.
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j-bos
3y ago
I'm curious too, so this is more a piggybacking question: Silver diamine is said to be the perfect cavity treatment, cheap, fast, and effective with the only downside being staining of the teeth. Does anyone on HN have silver diamine e
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j-bos
3y ago
Thanks for sharing! Where would you buy it from?
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j-bos
3y ago
100% agreed. It's the analog reason notaries even exist.
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j-bos
3y ago
Certain account changing actions cannot be completed without the password. But if you have the phone (session, sms, passkey), you can reset the password and it's off to the races.
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j-bos
3y ago
True, maybe loyal pleas would echo up better.
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j-bos
3y ago
That's great, and sad that such a thing would be necessary.
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j-bos
3y ago
The community notes are amazing, commonly hidden key info gets sussed out to the top like with the notes on the Samsung phone that hid their use of AI to generate lunar images rather than photographing it.
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j-bos
3y ago
Doesn't this apply even more to Apple devices? I'm not complaining, rather trying to understand how this fits into the broader arguments.
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j-bos
3y ago
Isn't that open and shut fraud on the part of ebay?
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j-bos
3y ago
Typically go bags are emergency items meant for immediate "GO"ing during or right before a natural disaster, forced evacuation, civil unrest, or condemnation of your living space. So it would a week to get your feet under you.
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j-bos
3y ago
I have the habit of force stopping any questionable application (uber) as soon as I stop using it. That and limiting permissions to when the app is actually open.
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j-bos
3y ago
Why not just tax tires?
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j-bos
3y ago
If you like videos/audio this is is high level view with detailing: https://youtu.be/_H7xl9X3G8U
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3y ago
This article seems oddly opinionated for a "here's what happened" piece.
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j-bos
3y ago
If they don't know how to select the OS at startup, why are they dual booting?
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The Cyber Privateer Code
(themorgandoctrine.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Been thinking about this, and imagine a solution being force multiplying the power of free hackers with LLMs, faster and faster iteration. But I don't know much.
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3y ago
Even ignoring the high seas,there's so much entertainment out there, why choose to be locked in to legacy media? Personally I can think of a dozen youtubers who's videos I always choose over any of a thousand movies or tv shows.
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j-bos
3y ago
>clicking "agreed" in the installer is very often a contract that you should run by your legal advisors. The law often makes use of the reasonableness standard. I'm hard pressed to believe that carefully reading the hundre
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j-bos
3y ago
Where can one find a breakdown of how to build implement a TOTP generator? For curiosity's sake
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3y ago
Sometimes the boss gives a wink and a nudge though
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3y ago
Is there any evidence it is?
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j-bos
3y ago
For silly websites I agree, a password manager makes sense. For banking, identity, and work, I prefer to keep those keys on my person, in my head.
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3y ago
For passwords nothing personal, only the eggs 1 basket heuristic. But stories like this don't inspire my confidence: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34516275
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3y ago
I personally feel password managers are convenience that bundles separate risks into a single point of failure.
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3y ago
Reminds me of the Monty Python skit about a bording house resident called Monsieur Hilter
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j-bos
3y ago
Nebula is still going strong AND the creators there still gain from posting to youtube https://youtu.be/Alqt6RCEWdM
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