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by kcmastrpc 4y ago
I have no sympathy for those who might harm, abuse, and exploit children ... how long until this technology falsely identifies CSAM and results in more victimization (either through false accusations, a botched raid, or death of a family pe
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by kcmastrpc 4y ago
as i get older the number of services i want to operate locally dwindle. nextdns does a great job, has a number of great implementations that prevent fall through, and works for the entire family regardless of whether or not they're on
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by kcmastrpc 4y ago
This is what happens when you start losing business to competition: put a price tag on services that were once free to generate new revenue streams.
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by kcmastrpc 4y ago
If I'm going down a relatively new descent, I'll use the bike map computer to visually confirm if there is a sharp turn or other hazard that might be on a blind corner (side roads connecting). I only need to glance at it, but it&#
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
It seems to me then the owners of the offending equipment are responsible for the bill. I don't see how you can come to any other logical conclusion. At least I know why cell service at the airport is awful.
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
I've tried SimulaVR and it just crashes on me, constantly. RTX3090, Valve Index, high end CPU, latest drivers. What's the point of desktop productivity software that just blows up all the time? Perhaps instead of spending time dev
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
It is by far the easiest installation method I’ve encountered for vmware/vcenter. I plugged in a few variables (Datacenter, VSAN storage pool name, Network name, and resource pool) and in 30 minutes I had a fully production ready clust
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
I mean, who doesn’t want to live in wealthy, low-crime areas?
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
Pinball in VR is surprisingly good. Obvious that these are two different things though.
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
Datadog
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
unless the US ramps up nuclear or renewables to a level as of yet unseen, i can see the US building fresh water pipelines to central america in the next 25-50 years.
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
- given the economies of scale, im guessing that the major 1st world countries will continue to be the most prolific in terms of bitcoin laundering - of course there are other ways, but given the return on kW/h, what's the _most_
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
Isn't that how vaccines works?
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
Author opens with a absolute pronouncement and you're gaslighting OP because he did the same thing? > Let's talk about why cryptocurrency is the single factor that created the ransomware plague that is ravaging our healthcare s
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by kcmastrpc 5y ago
Practice, lots of practice. Also, natural selection has a way of deprioritizing people who are emotionally unstable.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
I've used weather.gov for almost 10 years, and I've observed is become more unstable and unusable over the past decade. If it weren't for local weather gurus who pay for the tools professional meteorologists utilize and broad
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
That's great until you get your drone stuck up in a tree on a hillside somewhere.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Yes, they do. If you drive a car, heat your home via gas/electricity, use the internet (to post this) -- you signed up for it.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
none of these reasons negate the cost of implementing layouts for _literally every device on the planet_. it's not practical, nor do the bean counters really care because the loss in revenue is very much less than the cost of implement
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Nice work. In September / October of last year I was inspired by someone else doing this and showing off they could Zwift with their PTON bike. After some digging around, and figuring out how they encoded the data it was trivial to imp
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
The new version of the bike is much more accurate according to reviews. However, the signal is now transmitted over USB-C, and probably not nearly as hackable.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
https://github.com/ptx2/gymnasticon/pull/12 I've already done this.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Back in October another hacker and myself spent some time figuring all this stuff out as well and made a more practical application of the results here: https://github.com/ptx2/gymnasticon/pull/12 You can alr
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
There is an entire class of migraine medications that is based on triptan-class of drugs. They target similar receptors as psilocybin without the psychoactive effects. I've been using triptans for almost a decade to treat migraines. h
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Yea, I looked at the PDF, but I was asking for a summary, which I got. Thanks.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
TLDL?
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
Unconfirmed reports that a fireworks depot fire caused a secondary benzene explosion. src: https://twitter.com/mattparlmer/status/1290679715892690945
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
I respect that you're this motivated to remain free from the clutches of the corporate overlords - but damn, it sounds exhausting.
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by kcmastrpc 6y ago
This is exactly why I prefer the Nespresso, there are so many variables to control with pulling my own espresso shots and I really don't want to be bothered with any of it. I just want a consistent, fresh, and marginally professional e
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Docker announces image scanning partnership for Desktop and Hub with Sync(docker.com)
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