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by kotaKat 5mo ago
> Ain't no consumer buying fuckin vPro machines. Yeah, fine, but a lot of people have been snapping up the tiny/micro class PCs instead of overpriced Pis and a lot of them have vPro. I shove https://github.com/Y
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Yeah, but the DAGRs out there hop around on both sets. You can run a DAGR without keys and it'll use civ GPS just fine. It'd make sense to have the hidden OTAR/OTAP running on a hidden chunk of L1 traffic. https://
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
I'd kill if we could just put an esp32 in a cheap alarm clock already to do autosetting. It's absurd I walked into my local big box retailers and nobody offers 'self-setting' anymore in person, and the closest thing you
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
One data center in upstate NY tried to include a call center as part of it in their quote of "500 jobs" for a planned Bitcoin farm, but then mentioned that the call center would be doing 'healthcare advocacy' calls. My s
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Disguised Russian banking app surges to top three on the US App Store(9to5mac.com)
11 points by kotaKat 5mo ago|2 comments
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
> GoPro is one of the most institutionally arrogant companies around > even worse customer service Hahahahahahahhahaha. It's rotten fish heads all the way to the top. When I was a pimply face youth I used to take calls for a mult
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Don't worry, upstate New York's got your back. We see your gas pipelines and raise you 100 to 316 diesel generators in a generator farm, with "only 20 running at a time". Shitty Bitcoin mining company that didn't gi
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
I just want shipping-only again, like it originally was. I never wanted any of the extra slop on the side, and I lost the main benefit I needed of fast shipping. Now even "prime" shipping is a weeks' promise out to deliver,
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
> 2. At their heart, data centers are extractive. Their boosters always overstate the jobs they will create, but they basically take land and resources from one place and create the vast majority of the wealth somewhere else. They are gi
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
8cx Gen 3? That's the same SOC in the Thinkpad 13s we've had in a bit, so pretty promising.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
no, not calling "china bad", calling out all the SOCs they had some pretty glaring exploit holes on that a bunch of stupid OEMs kept shipping long after the holes were well known. i've also had a pretty bad time with a lot of
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
DR doesn't just stand for 'disaster recovery', it's 'didn't realize'. It'll always be the one day you didn't realize you forgot the kit...
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Guess I spin around and go back to Unicomp... Kinda digging the Mini M. https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/MINI_M
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Sooooo they binned all their old DGX Spark crap to pawn on poor clueless consumers to try to be an ARM fighter and probably still fail miserably behind Apple Silicon and even likely older Qualcomm metal running Windows. And Mediatek ? Oof.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
... much like we have the sketchy telehealth services out there, some online CPAP shops will have 'prescription renewal' services available for like $50-100. If you already have an OSA diagnosis you don't need a new sleep stu
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
(aside: is it me or is recaptcha just straight up getting absolutely aggressive these days? it took me nearly five minutes just to clear that.)
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Sniffing the TPM's been available for quite some time, actually - and quite cheap! https://pulsesecurity.co.nz/articles/TPM-sniffing The best way would be to arguably keep the key completely off the TPM and use re
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Don't forget all the guys that got caught by Rob Wolchek on a Fox investigative news report down on their break at the Jeep plant drinking beer and smoking pot in a park then hopping back in their Chrysler products to scamper back to t
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Yup, 'cause if the noctor prescribes the script, only then does the noctor gets their paycheck.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Volvo also has the fully mandatory requirement of a consumer Google Account to use the vehicle now due to how tightly integrated Google Automotive is.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Just wait until everyone flips to Axon Outposts and they see what the Axon Fusus platform does with the video coming in from them. :) https://www.axon.com/products/axon-vision Note the demo reels showing "fights d
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
Yup. Gen1 unit with the standard square Flock panel and black pole they always use. https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1tofx8e/...
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
I'd pivot over to the MANET folks ( https://openmanet.net/ ). The 900MHz HaLow stuff is exciting to see on the data front for some moderate-speed data connectivity. (It's basically an open source version of an MPU-5
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
You might have to load in maybe.so for that to work though.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
And can 'most people' even afford most of these services? Having seen some people's spend, even a $200/month plan has me questioning why I'd spend $200/month on Anthropic products when $200/month would be
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
The computer told them they ran out of tokens. The executives thought they could just put a quarter in the slot. The computer instead laughed and told them to put the whole financial quarter in it.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
I guess that begs the next point though - the high pressure system inside would want to violently vent out to the low pressure system outside through the relatively tiny hole. Delta P... when it's got you... it's got you.
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
he's just saying what people want to hear. again . he's manipulating people. again .
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
> Moto 360 ... I was so mad every time Motorola screwed the pooch in this era. I was a first-gen Moto X user... on Verizon . I didn't get the Lolipop update forever and a day. I was a first-gen Moto Hint owner. We didn't get t
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by kotaKat 5mo ago
They even force you to select a bunch of apps during out-of-box setup on some Motorola phones and it mandates they automatically download post-setup. You can't say "no", you straight up have to let the phone queue up and let

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