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by jtchang 6y ago
This is such an ivory tower kind of viewpoint. Thinking like this we'd never have high level languages and tools that make life easier for everyone. I recently got into hardware during the past year. The learning curve (especially on t
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by jtchang 6y ago
Devices such as cameras are usually isolated on their on VLAN. In addition just because you are on the network doesn't really mean anything if there is a zero trust security model.
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by jtchang 6y ago
I'm making it -- https://github.com/openmiko/openmiko if you want to help!
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by jtchang 6y ago
Cloud enabled cameras that I don't fully control are concerning to me. My guess is we will be seeing more of these types of breaches in the future.
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by jtchang 6y ago
https://github.com/openmiko/openmiko Software to completely replace the core functionality of cameras like WyzeCam while allowing it to be used in a purely local (ie. cloud free) setup wihtout phoning home to anywhere.
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by jtchang 6y ago
These are the kind of advances we need in fusion research. Who knows what these new magnets will unlock.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Currently working on a project for a cloud free camera: https://github.com/openmiko/openmiko if you'd like to help.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Okay that sucks and I understand where the author is coming from. There are definitely some rough edges in the AWS interface. I do believe as a large corporation Amazon does have some responsibility to waive some of the charge. In this case
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by jtchang 6y ago
I can say when I was doing my CS degree this was definitely covered. In fact it is one of the lectures that stood out in my mind at that time. My professor at the time (Bill Leahy) definitely drilled into us the importance of understanding
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by jtchang 6y ago
America's puritan based roots along with a continuing culture of anti-intellectualism will eventually be our undoing. This is slightly strange though given the premises on which our country was founded.
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by jtchang 6y ago
I don't think this is malicious. Even in the article it states that Google offered this targeting option because advertisers wanted it. Not necessarily defending them but I can definitely see why the option is there. It probably means
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by jtchang 6y ago
How much mail do they get?
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by jtchang 6y ago
Always nice to see some private companies stepping up. Specifically Cisco, Luna, Thales, and Fortinet. I'm sure there are a bunch others that donate their resources to Lets Encrypt.
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by jtchang 6y ago
You start looking at colos in your area that are within your parameters (as well as theirs). The reason the box you linked doesn't get put in a colo is primarily power consumption and space. Colos charge mainly per amp. And that thing
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by jtchang 6y ago
Ubiquiti did disclose a breach on Jan 11, 2021. Is it possible that your data was compromised and they logged in and reset your data?
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by jtchang 6y ago
I read this over a few times and am having trouble understanding the workflow you are trying to achieve. PBIs are Pending Backlog Items? I think where you are going wrong is that you are saying Tasks or Backlog Items should map to CI/C
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by jtchang 6y ago
In the sweepstakes it says the Approximate Retail Value ("ARV") is $2.21 Million. That is one expensive ticket!
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by jtchang 6y ago
This is a fantastic move by Google. The war for gaming as a service will be on the platform level and something that Google is well positioned to win in. Not saying that Steam, Nintendo, Nvidia won't be some serious contenders as well
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by jtchang 6y ago
Definitely spoiled living in the bay area where there seems to be way too many bubble tea places. One of my favorites though (which I can never get unless I am in south bay) is roasted buckwheat at Rabbit Rabbit.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Funny how we are still learning from what we built 40 years ago.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Cool. I tried it with my viola but noticed the notes didn't appear correctly on the staff. Also it did jump a bit when I was playing a C major scale. Could you make the staff and notes a big larger? The colors also are really difficult
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by jtchang 6y ago
About 20 paid subscriptions. Have over 100k students. The paid subscriptions are from a point where we are starting to monetize but everything was hacked together.
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by jtchang 6y ago
I have a company that has over 10k teachers and am interested in anyone who wants to help drive it forward: https://www.go.literatorapp.com/ It consists of a webapp and iOS/Android apps that help teachers track student
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by jtchang 6y ago
This article was excellent and will be saving it for the future when I'm ready to give rust a try.
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by jtchang 6y ago
On the whole this does not affect my perception of Microsoft. In fact it probably tilts it in their favor. They were able to conduct a thorough investigation and figure out the attackers had access to the source. The reality is that while i
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by jtchang 6y ago
This is commonly referred to as a shotgun clause.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Does a bathroom count?
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by jtchang 6y ago
When you hand someone cash you can get the cash back. You know the person you can chase them down.
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by jtchang 6y ago
If you want to find something you should let that person go and then follow them closely. Clearly this person either really doesn't remember or doesn't want to tell. You can't really coerce it out of them at this point.
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by jtchang 6y ago
Holy this is one hell of a sophisticated attack. Most of the SolarWinds tools run on Windows only. Some of the obfuscation they use reminds me of how complicated PSD is to parse. Finding that you've been infected with this malware shou

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