kotaKat

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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   So... they're trying to do a little bit of bare minimum "protect people from bullshit low-effort script kiddie attacks". Big deal? There's enough "educational use only" denial-of-service attacks across the spec
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   https://stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20190605/03/nightwish-dais... Mounted to the front of a forklift I'd have to say that's a loud horn!
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   I feel like we'd be better served linked directly to the Mastodon post which the Daily Mail can't even be assed to properly do despite saying in the article: https://bsky.app/profile/jjvincent.bsky.social&#x2F
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   Does this mean developers will have to make their software work on hardware with 8GB of RAM and stop blindly assuming every person in the world gets a packed developer workstation like they do?
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   The Beeline app lets you start navigation and 'simulate' a Beeline on screen, if you'd like to try one.
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   > motorcycle navigation Have you seen the Beeline app/hardware? Pretty much a similar concept of 'follow the arrow' to get to where you need to go. https://beeline.co/ > programmable at any time I assum
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   Drop the Starlink into bridge mode, use the Gl.inet in front as your edge router, have WireGuard/Tailscale/etc connections back to more permanent infrastructure. Even without a SIM card itself -- Android and iOS devices will tethe
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   Similarly, I grabbed one of the over-the-counter CGM biosensors (Stelo) to gather some data for a couple of weeks and the initial fear of "holy hell, I'm slamming a needle into my arm with something stuck to it" goes away as
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   by kotaKat 10mo ago

   laughs in New York I-90 Yep. It's great that I have to pay to use this stretch of I-90 and then on top of that if I end up at the wrong rest area on a Sunday I won't be able to access every vendor (because they picked Chick-Fil-
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    Are there a set of controls I'm missing? I'm confused on how to work with this.
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    It's still partially a problem with crooked doctors. This is just a step adjacent to the online pill mills for ED medication, GLP-1s, and ketamine, only the advertising and service delivery has been adapted to the elderly that don&#x27
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    DR always stands for "didn't realize" in the aftermath of an event. That's what they're learning and fixing for in the future to give the cars more self-confidence.
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    It's only "fairness" when Spotify does it.
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    Awesome, cool. Which consumer drone from Skydio can I bu- oh wait, I can't. Thanks, Adam!
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    Weirdly GAS was a popular channel back in the day but was offered only on higher tier cable packages (in my market, it required Digital Cable , which meant hoping your parents were willing to splurge for the extra package, the digital box
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    I’m suddenly reminded of a fairly large channel error from one of CN’s competitors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickelodeon_Games_and_Sports_f... When Nick GAS shut down, somehow, Dish Network had an automated loop o
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    The button head is designed to be low profile and is rounded off enough to prevent tools from getting a good bite into it to cut a slot; on top of that they’ve designed these fasteners to torque super tight down (including ‘claw-like’ serra
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    … So they didn’t want to just pay Bryce Fastener to give them their own “proprietary” screw? They’ve been in this market for decades with “custom” security screws for vendors, among other things. https://www.brycefastener.com&#x2
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    Flock's CEO basically went to the public and said "you all have phones" like the Blizzard people. “If (people are) worried about privacy, a license plate reader is the dumbest way to do surveillance. You have a cell phone. A
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    by kotaKat 10mo ago

    He'll be mad, because he can't sell more nearly-nude Kim Kardashian skins to 12 year olds and make his extra ten cents per sale.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    Aaaand now I've been deliberately censored with a [flagged] here. 10/10, bravo.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    This. My browser should be a browser and nothing more. If I want more, I should be able to use an add-on. Stop baking everything in out of the box.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    And it’s been shunted to the third page as of 8:20 AM ET the next morning. Really interesting behaviour going on.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    Those banned band books… they might have come across One Thousand and One Vulgar Marching Band Formations !
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    "Fine!" with a bonus collapsed, censored comment chain. Awesome, cool job. What petulance we have this morning, Tom.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    and it's not a good one.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    How much more will Netflix hike its price for... games? I thought this was a movie streaming service.
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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

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    by kotaKat 11mo ago

    Still wonder when Ford can bring back at least one damn sedan in the lineup. It’s embarassing that https://www.ford.com/cars/fusion/ has a link to “explore all sedan vehicles” that dumps you right into the excitin
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    Titan Mining Commences Graphite Processing at Empire State Mines in New York(titanminingcorp.com)

    1 points by kotaKat 11mo ago|0 comments