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by jakeogh 2y ago
aaand.. it's gone. archive of the radar replay: https://dpaste.com/3DUG9YWFB sha3-256: 539b49e57443109cb0aea06209ce142d44a5ccbee16e42e0c71026742fc56703
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by jakeogh 2y ago
https://github.com/BitBangingBytes/GridStream-Power-Usage-Da...
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The REAL Problem with Smart Meters [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jakeogh 2y ago|1 comments
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Very interesting CSF talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WicKmA9lQTI
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Andrew Huberman on the CA Fires(twitter.com)
2 points by jakeogh 2y ago|0 comments
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If LLM/AI knowledge could be classified, what would be secret?(twitter.com)
1 points by jakeogh 2y ago|0 comments
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Your comment is excellent, inspiring and quite true. Please stay, otherwise the rest of us are stuck with the alternative (which essentially someone saying "read this wikipedia and Schrödinger original talks", with a perplexing pi
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by jakeogh 2y ago
I hit that too, there is an open bug: https://github.com/lexiforest/curl-impersonate/issues/81 Worked around it by modifying the patch: https://github.com/jakeogh/jakeogh/blob/
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by jakeogh 2y ago
The latest version is a moving target, currently you get the following chrome versions: $ curl_chrome <TAB><TAB> curl_chrome100 curl_chrome101 curl_chrome104 curl_chrome107 curl_chrome110 curl_chrome116 curl_ch
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by jakeogh 2y ago
(very rough) ebuild: https://github.com/jakeogh/jakeogh/blob/master/net-misc/curl...
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Deliberate problem. The inevitable corporate "oops, we fixed the auth" and common reply of "never ascribe malice to incompetence" is textbook psychological warfare. More importantly it's an effective overtone move v
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Curl-Impersonate(github.com)
425 points by jakeogh 2y ago|111 comments
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by jakeogh 2y ago
https://github.com/esp32-open-mac
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Also see https://github.com/gumyr/build123d (which is closely related to CadQuery, my understanding is it's successor). I used b123d for a project this year and it turned out perfect. When I need to make a change,
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by jakeogh 2y ago
If I parse json, I dont want to lose data. Having the parser read the comments (however they are, as long as they are in spec and therefore read by the parser) is a good thing. Having to parse the file again, with a fuzzy out-of-spec system
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by jakeogh 2y ago
If you havent tried melatonin, give it a shot; but critically, use a low dose, like 3mg sublingually. In my experience, people often take too much and have counterintuative results.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Interesting how there is no option to disable it.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
#1 (forced choice) is also a problem with mail-in voting (along with a number of other issues).
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by jakeogh 2y ago
That's fantastic. Regarding the note about output detection, here is a short tcl script that attempts to trick the app into thinking it's writing to a terminal: https://github.com/jakeogh/colorpipe
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Not easy to search for... I found 3G https://github.com/P1sec/LTE_monitor_c2xx
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by jakeogh 2y ago
IPv4 is valuable, there are reasons to not be able to uniquely id/tag/censor every endpoint. It's much harder to block a country than a user.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
The Wayback Machine is critical infrastructure. It needs independent copies.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Bypassing pinned certs is always going pass attention? (or whatever deliberately harder to lookup term they make up?) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41813480 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F8cT1YCsxgo
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Microsoft made contracts with its clients to automatically create M$ accts, for example, my .edu email acct was self hosted years ago, then magically I had a tightly integrated (oauth at first bla bla) M$ acct. Since I didnt ask for it, and
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by jakeogh 2y ago
URL requests should go to a OS level, where the user can intercept them at will. We do not need to give browsers the socket API.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
It wouldnt work even if you asserted a perfect record. The result is taking a robust fault (emergency) tolerant system and converting it into a fragile one without so much as a steering wheel. Your Waymo will stop when you dont want to.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Good. They don't work, and they wont work. We are a decade into the hype cycle on 'cars that have self' and the proponents are stuck pretending that their best case demo, which is always going to crash into stupid stuff that
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Good. Google is actively trying to force everyone to have an account via Play Store monopoly: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41517159 Now do Apple.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
It seems like there is an asymmetry, we need a way to allocate this pre-existing 'unlicensed' spectrum explicitly for public use... and 900MHz is def a sweet spot. It shouldn't even make sense to attempt to reallocate it. The
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Yep. It will become the default after a bit. As I mentioned in the other thread, Google is using its monopoly position to force consumers to do business with it (by forcing them to have a google account to use the play walled garden). http

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