jazzythom

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by jazzythom 4y ago
Wait is generation on the host? Nonono you generate a GPG key on the key then export the public key and derive the SSH key. These instructions are wrong the host never should store the key even if airgapped
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by jazzythom 4y ago
And since when was RISC-V retro? Calling RISC-V fantasy might be accurate. I fail to see how everyone shifting to an open ISA benefits the people. Saves chip designers a dollar on licensing sure. But the RTL is still closed for most RISC-V
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by jazzythom 4y ago
No its history, it isn’t made up. And retro computers are still operational. Not as many sure but take them away and the lights go out.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Is it retro? Sounds like some kind of fantasy game. The Tandy it was designed to mimic was actually made to help real people in real work
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by jazzythom 4y ago
If you’re into the D1 get a $25 Mango Pi 1Gb from Alixexpress. They also have very nice minimalist metal cases if you search. Wifi and bluetooth onboard. This Devterm product looks great largely because it copied the design of the Tandy. Bu
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Neato
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Right the monarchy has to go, or should have no part in government affairs. That’s not democracy.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
you mean persistent thieves with access to a phone intent on stealing food from your family table? No, because where would you aim?
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Do you know why? A mania kills a segment of the stupid, but provides enough capital to the remaining lucky who cashed in early such that they can reproduce where they otherwise wouldn’t have. It’s evolution at work. In the short term.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
You know if I was a state sponsored intelligence unit the very first software I would backdoor would be IDS and TOR and every type of pentest tool. These tools secure you from intrusion like a flare gun hides your location.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
It feels like that? How many support requests does Google have right now do you think? They're cutting
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by jazzythom 4y ago
I emailed Tim Cook about that and got a lengthy printed response a few months back. Paraphrasing; ‘they do care and they’re working on it’.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Proud to be an Apple customer and fortunate to have the privilege.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
No but enjoy a bit of Miles from time to time :) I love the piano
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by jazzythom 4y ago
lendal my bad
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by jazzythom 4y ago
> Rich powerful people don't accept that truth, and keep trying to get what they want. But you can't always get what you want. Some people can’t stop trying, it’s involuntary. That 80’s tough love slogan “never, never give up”
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by jazzythom 4y ago
I think we need to predict what kids will become, what they actually want, and fully commit to giving them that outcome. It’s necessary to take some risk of an outcome like WW, but they were just being opportunistic. We need to pursue for c
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by jazzythom 4y ago
They can’t consent to anything by your logic we should cut a hole in a cardboard box and put them in it until they’re 18. You have to be practical, that opportunity could generate millions for his future and build a career. I mean you can’t
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by jazzythom 4y ago
My parents pushed me hard, but sent me to a liberal arts school, and I’m hardwired for engineering. Hilarity ensued. The grinding of gears was a memory I would pay to erase. Deeply resent spending hours every day learning languages for coun
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Actually its more secure to use NFC yubikey w/ their app than google authenticator for TOTP bc the key is in the yubikey enclave vs the phones
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Even though I use a mx master 2 I strongly dislike logitech product. It’s tacky and minimum acceptable quality. Like Dell laptops. Opening the box you cant tell where the shipping packaging ends and the product begins.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Love how they take apart a nuc reassemble it in a Chinese clone laptop and then stamp a stupid logo everywhere. You brand what YOU make. They probably didn’t even design the logo
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by jazzythom 4y ago
So crypto built a lobby by permeating social networks. Those who owned it effectively received a kickback from promoting it to their peers and were heavily incentivized to silence dissent. On HN I remember Sam Altman promoting a ridiculous
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by jazzythom 4y ago
I want to take the dish to bits and repurpose it with SDR. Probably could never afford it though
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by jazzythom 4y ago
You're wrong. Perhaps in denial. It certainly is a sign of low intelligence. Evolution has sorted the weak and is now drowning them. But I will agree it may be lack of a specific type of critical thinking. Perhaps religion bred a type
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Maybe lead in the water has caused widespread brain damage
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by jazzythom 4y ago
How could they be surprised? It was so so so obvious crypto would crash. Did they think money pulled from the bright blue sky would get more and more valuable forever?. People that stupid can’t put on shoes. There must be some other dynamic
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by jazzythom 4y ago
Code is law. He deserves every cent, because it’s all as worthless as the rest of the crypto sector will be in a few months. He deserves the money because he illuminated the true state of crypto by example in a sea of fraud.
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by jazzythom 4y ago
So many questions and yet I don’t know if I want the answers
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by jazzythom 4y ago
‘He said he feels Mayweather and the other promoters “took their payouts and moved on while everybody who scraped by to invest in their futures got robbed.”’ Astounding. This moron borrowed $12k without the capacity to repay it and then spe

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