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by knd775 7y ago
I'm curious why you would choose to maintain Verizon's policy changes that alienated the majority of the user-base.
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by knd775 7y ago
That makes perfect sense, and seems like those most likely explanation. Thanks.
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by knd775 7y ago
Wouldn't their license plate be in quotes, though? 'NULL' != NULL
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by knd775 7y ago
There was a time where call of duty ghosts was exploitable, and people could wipe/delete the accounts of anyone whose username/gamertag they knew. Streamers and pro players had to use barcode usernames to avoid getting their accou
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by knd775 7y ago
Selling a vaccine for a disease to virtually every person alive can make more money than selling drugs to treat a disease to the few people that actually get that disease.
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by knd775 7y ago
I'm not sure how that would work. Apple isn't just sitting on exploits.
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by knd775 7y ago
a "non-vulnerability"
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by knd775 7y ago
Subdomains in general still show, just not www. Also, in the case you mentioned, the subdomains are the same. The path still shows.
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by knd775 7y ago
They launched tintin A and B on SSO-A. They maneuvered to the correct orbits.
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by knd775 7y ago
Starlink sats can maneuver to different orbits. Their original test sats launched on an SSO launch.
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by knd775 7y ago
This seems likely. If customers drop out, they can just toss in a couple starlink sats.
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by knd775 7y ago
I think it's because they aren't really supposed to be human readable. It's trivial for an application to do (PRI % 8) to get the severity, and ((PRI - severity) / 8) to get the facility number. I'd assume that&#x27
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by knd775 7y ago
I'm not exactly happy about mass LPR, either.
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by knd775 7y ago
Oops, they actually just went into a tunnel and it couldn't get a GPS lock.
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by knd775 7y ago
Automation and scale
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by knd775 7y ago
No, this is what Brazil should've done decades ago but could not due to corruption and short-sightedness. Nowadays, the only model that they are trying to replicate is that of authoritarian regimes.
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by knd775 7y ago
Great! So now the police can go through my personal information because I happen to look slightly like a criminal from a certain angle.
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by knd775 7y ago
Basic facial structure (the kind that can be captured from CCTV) is an order of magnitudes less unique than fingerprint data.
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by knd775 7y ago
Yeah, this is a pain. I'm glad we have the OTA library, though. Saves so much time.
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by knd775 7y ago
Not only that, it was the same github profile that contained her resume!
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by knd775 7y ago
From what I've read, that was an fairly accurate (but dramatized) portrayal of him. He had a crazy life.
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by knd775 7y ago
They've been using soft paywalls which allow people to read a certain number of articles per month for free. To prevent users from simply using incognito mode to pretend every visit is their first visit, publishers started detecting in
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by knd775 7y ago
Ah, here you go then. https://www.home-assistant.io/components/xiaomi_aqara/ https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/tree/dev/ho...
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by knd775 7y ago
Have you seen actual mx switches? I've got a handful on my desk here. Including the stems, they are ticker than my entire laptop by themselves. They just came out with "low-profile" switches, but they're still hardly thi
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by knd775 7y ago
They generally receive updates until there is a reason why they can't.
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by knd775 7y ago
IPv6 is weird for someone coming from IPv4. Basically every IPv6 address is a public IP address. Your firewall is responsible for blocking inbound traffic from actually getting to the devices at these addresses. This replaces NAT. So, what
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by knd775 7y ago
It's definitely possible to use both at the same time. But, there's no reason to.
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by knd775 7y ago
What do you mean by export its data?
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by knd775 7y ago
Transparent California goes even further than that. https://transparentcalifornia.com/
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by knd775 7y ago
Wise? You think encryption back doors are wise?

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