kotaKat

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by kotaKat 9mo ago
I thought Outnernet died because the cost of continually shoving satellite bandwidth through the commercial teleports was… well, really expensive. They had to keep cutting the bandwidth further and further down to barely a squeak in the air
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Stick with Silhouette. They're at least owned by a bigger proper conglomerate (Graphtec) that doesn't fuck around with stupid bullshit like Cricut is. As a plus, small Silhouettes provide a hardware and software upgrade path off o
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Maybe another virtual sticker or trophy or something will help motivate the unpaid Windows Insiders to find the bugs.
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
The hilarious part in all of this is watching Epic Games sue Google over how bad the "high friction" flow was for them to sideload their hefty bundle of Google Play violations and win the rights to be back in the Play Store. It&#x
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
From the further linked https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/when-employees-f... - > "They found the perfect observational setting in the retail chain, which has a well-established policy that managers h
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
10 million active subscriptions. It’s one of the lower targets to meet.
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
funny thing, that: https://www.gfaker.com/ Apparently you can get dongles for iPhones to do GPS spoofing, because apparently(?) iOS can take an external GPS source(?!?).
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
I’m still surprised they don’t rig up an in-roof Starlink multi-beam array or something and just set the cars up for remote driving somewhere and just rely on tele-operation to fill the gaps (ala Vay, Phantom Auto, et al). At least that lev
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Only in the UK, and only on "private sellers". eBay is losing a lot of marketshare in the UK so they've taken drastic measures to try to get people listing again.
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
I assume they’re pulling a Broadcom here - the big OTT customers will not be able to easily escape, if at all, without major effort. Little folks can run, but Bending Spoons won’t care here. They want to milk the enterprise video agreements
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Looks like a majority of it’s all politics and LLMs. I think we’re all as a collective tired of both and want something ‘interesting’ for once to post.
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
If RCS is supposed to be an open standard, then how come Google can gatekeep the "for business" bit for themselves?
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
I’m still on the fence of buying a large cargo van like a Sprinter and outfitting it to be a one-man ‘expeditor’ cargo carrier. Travel the country hauling one-off pallets from point A to B, check the DAT boards for loads and journeys abound
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Gonna have to dust off some good ol' honor system stuff here. [X] I AFFIRM this screw I am printing will not go in a gun under penalty of perjury If you click the checkbox, It's Legal!(tm)
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Well... then I guess the local boilermakers' union will have to come around with Scabby the Rat inflatables.
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
"Employees who have an iPhone from Radboud University can continue to use it as long as the device is still functioning. However, returned iPhones will no longer be reissued." I wonder what the take rate will be from people reject
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Was it a Rabbit Telepoint, perchance? https://www.engagingwithcommunications.com/publications/THG_...
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
> Few lines of bash... Windows admin in the room -- you'd be amazed what can batch together from DOS batch. I provision APC UPS monitoring cards with a sub-15 line script to bring them into our management. PowerShell? Hardly knew &#
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by kotaKat 9mo ago
Bad News! They already ruined that one. https://www.boldyn.com/us/news/at-t-and-boldyn-networks-brin...
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
Don't forget virtual participation trophies for "Windows Insiders" to act as unpaid QA as the replacement system.
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
"Educational use only", just like every other skiddie tool you can freely grab on the Internet these days. (The bane of my existence thanks to everyone and their mother releasing ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/etc deauther &#x27
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
"For example, the Hailo 10H is advertised as being used for a Fujitsu demo of automatic shrink detection for a self-checkout." ... why though ? CV in software is good enough for this application and we've already been doing
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
The last time I tried this Microsoft killed my CloudPC trial not even 24 hours after starting it, wiping out the initial work I'd been doing in the computer I was renting. So, uh. Yeah. I'll get right back on that "cloud PC&q
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
I've got a Verizon Network Extender and it appears to be online - the tunnel is up back to VZW's security gateway, but all of my phones are refusing to register to it. I did manage to roam onto an international network on the boar
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
Good news! There's a Cloudstrike sensor for Linux! ;)
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
5G data roaming is hilarious for this. Verizon offered 500MB of high speed data roaming per day in Canada before throttling down to ~128kbps. I ran one single speedtest in the middle of Ottawa on Rogers 5G, didn't even finish the speed
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
> Now, third-party games can offer premium in-game items and effects, with developers pocketing 37% of the proceeds — temporarily doubled to 74% for 12 months. 37%? Developers get a 37% cut? Holy fucking hypocrisy from Tim Sweeney and th
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
I concur on this one. Here in NY as a cannabis user, one of the brands available that offers vapes (Fernway) offers a recycling program at dispensaries. I get 10% back off my next vape/cart if I return the old one to the recycling drop
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
Don’t forget your DEVOPS undies! https://www.amazon.com/stores/DEVOPS/page/BFDAAB27-038D-4630...
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by kotaKat 10mo ago
I appreciate that TTC goes the extra mile with the continually updated global rankings spreadsheet[1]. It’s a lot easier to poke back at the recommendations from TTC than it is from PF. It’s also another clever source of revenue to keep the

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