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junto
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Depending on how locked down your Entra / AD is, you can login to Graph Explorer: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer Then you can execute the: GET https://graph.microsoft.c
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11mo ago
The interesting thing about DMT is that it’s an ego-stripper. You have no sense of self. You are non-corporeal. Time and space are irrelevant. People who have taken DMT find it very difficult to explain what the visions mean when they flash
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1y ago
Not sure how it compares but we did some trials with Azure AI Document Intelligence and were very surprised at how good it was. We had a document example which was a poor photograph of a document that had quite a skew, and it (too our surpr
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junto
1y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if people connected to the Chinese government are not also taking advantage of the fact that Trump is extremely easy to trigger, manipulate and predict.
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1y ago
I was caught out in the same way. I now take out a BahnCard subscription online and immediately cancel it. I know I have the BahnCard for one year, and have the security that it should not automatically rollover without me having the choice
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1y ago
Has anyone done a security review of their source code?
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1y ago
Once you turn it on, you can only see your files and photos on other trusted Apple devices. So anyone that has a Windows machine that has iCloud sync to their machine can’t use it.
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1y ago
Back in the late 90’s we were at a tipping point of how to monetize the world wide web. It turned out that selling advertising was way easier than figuring out micropayments. Advertising turned into a billions of dollar business. Facebook t
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1y ago
Yes I regularly use it for things like “I remember communicating about subject X in 2023, please find all references to that topic since that date”, and it will search and summarize all Teams, Outlook and OneDrive datapoints that I have acc
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1y ago
The 2015 Australian Senate “wind turbines” report wasn’t neutral fact-finding, it was a politically driven hit job. The inquiry was stacked with senators openly hostile to renewables (John Madigan, Bob Day, David Leyonhjelm, Chris Back). At
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1y ago
It’s pretty much the same on windows. It’s not an ideal workaround but I recently turned of C-states in the BIOS and since I’m always plugged in anyway, it seems to have stabilized a bit. It seems to be connected with the WIFI card and the
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1y ago
That website is an absolute eye cancer on mobile. Actual reading content is curtailed to a third of the screen. Its defaulted legitimate interest cookies include a bunch of predatory firms including Facebook (and I’m in the EU). In one hand
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1y ago
I don’t know if you’re using this already but there are quite a few tools to autogenerate the typescript api clients from your backend code every time you build. Makes life super easy. You can also just do it in your CI/CD.
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1y ago
The one good thing to come out of this (since I hate TikTok) is that you can count on the fact that Oracle will ruin it.
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1y ago
xcancel.com
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1y ago
We need to be asking ourselves this exact question. The primary goal is control. Facebook de-anonymized the internet user to a name, email address and their contacts and connections, and sold that data to control outcomes, manipulate electi
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1y ago
Is it really a surprise? It’s full of half baked conspiracy theories. > The lizard-brain mentality trait is now easy to spot, plus those possessed cannot deviate from the exposed demonic global hive-mind narrative. Seriously?
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1y ago
This is interesting in itself because should the Germans have got a hold of this widespread memo, then it might have tipped them off as to how their Enigma system might be attacked.
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1y ago
Nice walkthrough. You come across a lot of these old .NET based architectures in consulting. Not just older .NET Core projects but still a lot of .NET Framework too. It’s a hard sell to a client that they should use their budget for an upgr
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1y ago
Serious (aside) question. If you have MFA turned on then you’re safe enough right? I don’t use my account very much but sometimes it’s useful.
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1y ago
In Germany such nonsense has historically been propagated in the German press by Axel Springer, which until 2024 was majority controlled by the fossil-fuel focused private equity group KKR. They have the vast majority of their portfolio in
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1y ago
Last year 38C3: https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-wann-klappt-der-anschluss-wann-n...
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1y ago
In every project I’ve seen where someone has evangelized a visual workflow designer (bar none), the overriding argument has been that “power users”, can “manage” the business workflows. In every project the business users have no interest i
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1y ago
This is very true. I have confidence in a car driver that has many years of experience, acts consistently and rationally, does not overly hesitate and is confident in their capabilities. I do not trust a driver that appears drunk at the whe
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1y ago
I adore minimal API and when paired with Carter it’s just gorgeous. https://github.com/CarterCommunity/Carter My current absolute favorite is .NET Aspire. Build distributed applications with an OTEL support dashboard -
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1y ago
I find it deeply ironic that we have come full circle, and Javascripters have reinvented what we had 20 years ago.
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1y ago
Is this like gorules?
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1y ago
Indeed. This trust is a critical point. The invitation mechanism is a web of trust. Not infallible but better than these apps that try to centralize that through identification.
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1y ago
These kinds of apps are already in existence across many cities in the world in the form of informal, invite-only WhatsApp and Telegram groups. The problem is the demand is there for such groups and I see posts that range from, “this guy tr
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1y ago
No, the laws that ensures that private individuals have the power to know what is stored about them, change incorrect data, and have it deleted unless legally necessary to hold it - all in a timely manner and financially penalize companies
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