jojobas

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by jojobas 6mo ago
It would appear that GCP and aws are in a different league of bugginess compared to Azure. Azure seems to be relying on constant human intervention, the other 2 didn't get a special mention from Pentagon. There was a recent insider art
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Office, Windows and SQL server get some hate now and then but are nowhere near as buggy as Azure.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
The Pedersen looks like someone failed the "draw a bicycle" test and decided to adjust the universe.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
The non-obvious bit is why there isn't an even faster and shorter "mov <register>,0" instructions - the processors started short-circuiting xor <register>,<register> much later.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
The code mentions composing an address from the barcode, yes. Shop floor cleaning robots seem to be rather clean on the outside, hard to imagine tampering with one in the field and making it inconspicuous.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Or "I made this" with a politician of your choice.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Well it does need to read individual tag barcodes, so it is indeed one at a time, still you could make an automated camera+beam device, hide at chest level, walk through an aisle as if looking for something, then pick up something in the en
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by jojobas 6mo ago
>It doesn't really change anything. Yes it does, unlike before, a shits-and-giggles attacker could change all the tags in an aisle into "you're gay" without showing anything on surveillance cameras. He wouldn't g
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by jojobas 6mo ago
>subjective experience of them is so much more It's just that our eyes kinda suck and evolution had to make up in buggy software.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Double checked the publication date, it's not April 1st.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
It was a load-bearing bug you reckon?
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by jojobas 6mo ago
In the US, PI licensing is only about PIing for hire. The actual act of going through public records, following cars and whatnot do not require a license, you can spy on anyone without a license as long as you don't get paid for it. EU
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by jojobas 6mo ago
We'll sooner get a law that will forbid notifying a person when such data is passed to law enforcement.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
One company getting destroyed could be a sign for others.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
How is that achievable? PIs can legally do it. Random people can keep tabs on you and exchange gossip. It's the sudden scale and low cost that doesn't sit well with freedom to not be tracked in public 24/7 we took for granted
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by jojobas 6mo ago
As if day 0 rippers needed this sort of mucking around to rip their stuff.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Great, time to proxy through AWS, Azure and GCP so that these muppets block Spain from everything.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Great incentive to never buy a device you don't get to own and never pay for "libraries" where you don't get the durable files.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
For me, too many people seem to be happy about things of no consequence at all. Ate pizza? Made plans to go to a casino? Cut your hair? Come on.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
You can (and indeed must) control a lot about whether family, especially children, make you happy. Also many people don't seem to control what they buy.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Of course you can, you just have to cause it years in advance.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Children/family = least agency, while buying something = most agency? I must be misunderstanding something big time.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
Odd moves for white, even for black.
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by jojobas 6mo ago
You can anodize aluminium black relatively easily, similar to this https://youtu.be/y8HEZ-x4-_w?t=402 Getting the shade right could be tricky though.
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by jojobas 7mo ago
The strait is wider than horizon distance from reasonable heights. Also that's how you don't hear back from the analyst in many different ways.
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by jojobas 7mo ago
Going out of your way to make sure the gauge doesn't work after the battery is replaced surely is.
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by jojobas 7mo ago
Why would a newspaper openly try to doxx someone who did nothing wrong? Clearly the guy doesn't want to be public and there is no public interest in figuring him out either.
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by jojobas 7mo ago
"Created" or "originally used" would be on point, 60 years after the fact it is just slop.
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by jojobas 7mo ago
If "shouldn't" worked we'd have no industrial accidents without any safety measures, no unwanted pregnancies and in general would more or less achieve heaven on Earth.
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by jojobas 7mo ago
This son is reportedly in coma and in no position to rule.

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