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by jasongill 7mo ago
yes, most of them look like USRobotics Courier modems. Note that not all the machines have one, and some have two. Assuming that the parent commenter is right and that they are using internal line cards, I wonder if the external modems were
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by jasongill 7mo ago
Interesting - its sounds like this could be combined with some creative cache parsing on their side to provide this feature to sites that want it.
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by jasongill 7mo ago
I'm surprised that Cloudflare hasn't started hosting a pre-scraped version of websites that use Cloudflare's proxy - something like https://www.example.com/cdn-cgi/cached-contents.json They already hav
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by jasongill 7mo ago
The parallel port (at least in it's later implementations) actually supports DMA - I'm sure that data exfiltration via the parallel port is hard, but probably not impossible... Nothing is safe, unfortunately!
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by jasongill 7mo ago
correct, I thought he meant that the Neo does not support it, since his M1 Macbook does support Apple Intelligence but perhaps he's not aware of that or hasn't updated yet.
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by jasongill 8mo ago
It supports Apple Intelligence, all 8gb iPhones and iPads support Apple Intelligence and the promo materials for this Macbook Neo say it supports Apple Intelligence as well.
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by jasongill 8mo ago
WaPo is reporting that OpenAI and xAI already agreed to the Pentagon's "any lawful use" clause, aka, mass surveillance and fully autonomous killbots. From the WaPo article https://archive.is/yz6JA#selection-43
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by jasongill 8mo ago
I just searched "new hospital opened in CA" on Google and see that there were two new hospitals opened in Irvine in December, half of a new hospital complex in Santa Clara opened in October, more being built and slated to open thi
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by jasongill 8mo ago
Isn't fewer than 1000 infected animals in an area that covers 6 countries pretty good? Obviously there's still work to do, but I would have expected hundreds of thousands or millions of animal cases if it was an epidemic
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by jasongill 9mo ago
I hate this hacker crap!
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by jasongill 9mo ago
I have a collection of pop culture prop items and this is definitely going on my ebay alerts list, would be cool to have on the wall of the garage... thank you for posting!
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by jasongill 9mo ago
No, OpenAI doesn't claim to protect users from anything; this is a case of an application exfiltrating data to OpenAI, which can then end up getting leaked back out to the attacker - that's not something that is up to OpenAI to
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by jasongill 9mo ago
This appears to be a marketing piece for PromptArmor. If you look at the left sidebar of the article, they list other recent posts and highlight which ones ranked #1 on HN. I can see how OpenAI would not be terribly interested in this issue
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by jasongill 9mo ago
They have one, it's called React Native Web Native
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by jasongill 9mo ago
This is an artistic project to make a fun and artsy poster, so it's not at all "suspicious" that the map projection is not critical to the artwork. It also appears to be open source, so perhaps you can open a pull request wit
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by jasongill 9mo ago
It's not "made by a third party" - it's sold as a first-party add-on, by Raspberry Pi on their own website, in a Raspberry Pi branded package. https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/ai-hat-plus-2/
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by jasongill 9mo ago
It's $12.99/mo or $129/yr for a subscription that includes Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, MainStage, Keynote, Pages, and Numbers Educational discount with verification required drops the price t
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by jasongill 9mo ago
What are the flaws? I've watched the video a couple times and the only thing I can see that it does wrong is the fillets on the handle (and maybe the way it used a spline & sweep for the handle could have been improved but it'
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by jasongill 9mo ago
don't worry, the one thing they did change was adding "the cloud" called 3DEXPERIENCE which is universally hated and gets more and more intrusively jammed into each new release. oh and they changed the price as well, it went
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by jasongill 9mo ago
The cash-payer (no insurance) price of GLP-1's has fallen by about 70% since I started on them 18 months ago, from around $1100/mo to $350/mo, for brand-name non-compounded (Ozempic, Zepbound, etc). Many people also stretch t
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by jasongill 9mo ago
I guess that's my point - the author is already using Qt which has so much included, but are still including two large header files in the project just to output a ~12 line XML snippet
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by jasongill 9mo ago
Ignoring concerns about the security of UPnP, and the fact that this is somewhat of a "solved" problem considering there are things like libupnp and miniupnpc, I am wondering if this is really the cleanest way to solve the problem
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by jasongill 9mo ago
> - Success: all the basic questions were answered, and the complex questions are hard to ask. I think this is one major factor that is not getting enough consideration in this comment thread. By 2018-2020, it felt like the number of tim
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by jasongill 10mo ago
it's worth noting that the parent commenter's link includes a good render of this easter egg in the article as well (it's the last one on the page)
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by jasongill 10mo ago
Stardew Valley is in the top 5 selling indie games of all time, with 50 million units sold. It's owned and run entirely by one person (the donor in OP's link) - he ended his relationship with a (small) games publisher a few years
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by jasongill 10mo ago
It appears that regularly-updated builds are available here: https://openscad.org/downloads.html#snapshots or with Homebrew you can do `brew install --cask openscad@snapshot` to install the latest snapshot version. Or, brow
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by jasongill 10mo ago
If this is like any other of Microsoft's attempts to get you to turn on something that you clearly do not want, it will pop up a wizard every few weeks saying "please confirm your choices" and will have a weasel-worded messag
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by jasongill 10mo ago
I had one of these as well as a handful of iButtons. I think I still have them in my box of "maybe this will be useful some day" electronic junk that will never be useful. I got them, as well as some iButton readers of different s
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by jasongill 10mo ago
The only thing that this is missing to make this perfect is "2035: The Year of the Linux Desktop"
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by jasongill 10mo ago
I met RMS at the Atlanta Linux Showcase in 1998. In the area with vendor booths in the lobby area of the show, he had laid down a blanket and was sitting in the middle with his legs crossed. He had printed copies of man pages printed and st

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