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1y ago
Until the day the machine has been UEFI-flagged to require online connectivity regardless. Yes, that's a thing, and the flag's been lurking in the UEFI since Windows 10 1809, even. Intune/Windows Autopilot leverages it for ou
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1y ago
Yep! And we just struck graphite in the US, in the middle of bumfuck nowhere in New York. A little county (well, geographically large), 2800 square miles, 100,000 or so people, and we've struck the first graphite in the US... ...and w
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Samsung confirms its smart fridges will start showing you ads
(androidauthority.com)
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1y ago
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kotaKat
1y ago
You can’t tell me a Meta account isn’t just a Facebook account with extra steps. It’s still Facebook and will always be Facebook.
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1y ago
Apple has finally depreciated Firewire with macOS 26, sadly. Serial mice still also just work in Windows, too! If you attach a serial mouse to a USB-serial adapter, then attach the adapter, Windows should pick up and load sermouse.sys. On t
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1y ago
ZScaler gets pissed off going to frame.work just because of a “malicious TLD”. I don’t even want to know what ZScaler thinks of “tender love making”.
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1y ago
"Talking to ATC" is a bit of a huge ask. The system basically just hops on 121.5 (and maybe the nearest/local unicom/tower frequency) and start an automated callout with its intentions that it will be doing. It operate
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1y ago
Oh, this makes a bit of sense. The Avis/Budget fleet team will be part of managing the vehicles, so they can be quickly cleaned and fueled up when they slide into the airport, too. https://www.avisbudgetgroup.com/avis-b
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1y ago
Microsoft employees, Why did you greenlight this rape of our computers once again?
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1y ago
Staring at a “you can no longer do business with PayPal” email myself. No clue what I did, no recourse, now locked out of a fuckton of global marketplaces and peer to peer transactions that uniquely only work on a platform like PayPal.
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1y ago
... Sooooo... time to fire back up the old range at Bikini Atoll?
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kotaKat
1y ago
Wake me up when your AI can work with a sub-600 FICO and get them out the door with keys in hand.
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1y ago
> I don't think screens are responsible for that. Maintaining physical exhibits that can survive constant physical contact with kids is hard. That reminds me of something I’d love to learn a bit more about: the Strong Museum of Pla
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1y ago
“only those who are highly qualified and serious shoppers” Ah, so basically, this is only good if you’re able to actually buy a car, and not having to worry about what bank the dealer’s going to shove you through, in which case you don’t
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1y ago
Maybe some day Apple will realize they need to fire the San Francisco consultant they turned Siri into - offended at any request and absolutely useless to provide you a meaningful answer.
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1y ago
Banning TikTok could have been a great first step, but too may people were cooked by the algorithm to stop it.
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1y ago
No, I refuse to read arrogant slop that someone had to shove through a machine because they can’t think or write for themselves anymore.
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1y ago
Couldn’t I just grab a Baicells eNB off eBay and point it at my own Open5GS installation and passively sniff IMSIs of users scanning around anyways that try to attach and reject? It feels like I could build some kind of “sniffer” fairly eas
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1y ago
If I trade in my phone, I want my trade-in offer now . Instead, the full value of whatever trade-in deal provided is split over 36 months as bill credits. While the new phone might actually be “free” in one of these promotions, it’s not, n
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1y ago
Cue another 10 minute “Apple Watch Saved My Life!” segment in next year’s Keynote, as is tradition at this point.
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1y ago
Once again disappointed that we’re getting screwed over by “bill credit” carrier offers for 36 months and wish that US carriers would stop that crap.
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1y ago
Wireshark it and watch the 403 kick back from the server (because of the new token policy).
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1y ago
Oh hey, that’s how upstate New York got ripped off on Bitcoin! I’m sure all those jobs from coinmint materialized. Oh wait, they didn’t…
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1y ago
> They removed the auto-update functionality (even the notification!) from the app Oh, they didn’t want to deal with the “token” bullshit they added to the VMware download site that the updates come from. That’s why. https://b
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1y ago
I got trapped in a Burger King drive thru for half an hour. Car parked in front of me, cars stuck behind me, concrete barrier on the right keeping me from pulling away. No clue what they were holding on, no apology once they got to the wind
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1y ago
It's Skylo, which makes me really sad about this. This 'breaks' the InReach name completely if they're selling both global pole-to-pole Iridium and limited Skylo coverage devices under the same umbrella, and almost ang
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1y ago
Ah, yes, A lot of old fast food drive-thru headsets were in VHF business band (and similar). The Phone Losers of America were well known for their exploits to that regard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyLrus1yKvI "
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1y ago
Deal. Video out is now a 3G-SDI connector on a u.fl microcoax. Have fun!
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1y ago
Because assault culture is alive and well at Google and they’d like to gaslight you into consent.
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1y ago
Why did we have to make every single phone the same generic looking piece of glass-and-metal? I'm tired.
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