kryogen1c

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by kryogen1c 9mo ago
The fact that, on expensive hardware, I can hit windows+r and start typing before the run box renders/loads is staggering, it beggars belief. Im generally a microsoft shill, but theyre really on the down hill slope. windows 11 is truly
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by kryogen1c 9mo ago
Oh goodness, wheres my head at, thank you. Too late to edit, but you are correct. Memory exfiltration, potentially containing passwords and secrets, leading to privilege escalation. Not an RCE.
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by kryogen1c 9mo ago
>I think you mistook "MongoDB" I must have, the sentence does not make sense to me. Here it is, shortened: "this vuln in mongodb server does not impact mongodb, managed mongodb server, or our systems". If the first cl
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by kryogen1c 9mo ago
>proactive [...] security program Idk how proactive patching an exploited-in-the-wild unauth RCE is, but pr statements gonna pr i guess. >This [...] vuln is not a breach or compromise of MongoDB IANAL, but this seems like a pretty str
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
I think the greatest crime social media has committed is convincing everyone their opinion matters, the idea that research/journalism is hot-swappable with fact-checking. Sometimes in conversation Israel or tariffs or whatever comes an
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
And how do you think vehicle ownership compares between those two groups?
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
This is pretty much dead on. I live in a rural part of the US and there are tons of old, worked-on trucks. The idea that there might be an all-electric f150 hanging out in 40 years is, frankly, laughable. I know a lot of city kids think tru
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
>But don't tell me that Katie Ledecky didn't put in a huge amount of effort Perhaps you should try reading the article, because it doesnt say that. Its a 5 minute read, although perhaps you shouldn't bother because most ot
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
>Jazz people can be such losers sometimes This has never occurred to me before, but I don't think ive ever met a jazz lover I liked. This surprises me. Ill think about this a bit, perhaps a cognitive psychological rabbit hole is in
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
> 2013, the last pre-subscription version https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/p/office-home-... I found this using my secret inside IT knowledge: searched "buy office perpetual" on the
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
I went to Ignite a few weeks ago, and the theme of the event and most talks was "look at how we're leveraging AI in this product to add value". Separately, the theme from talking to Every. Single. Person on the buy-side was
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by kryogen1c 10mo ago
> gambling/loot box [...] legit ethical concerns I've never understood this argument. Dopaminergic and attention pathways/systems are under full assault from every angle, and parents give their 6 year olds phones, and peop
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
> “It’s shocking to see people blocking traffic, taking possession of the public space without a permit, without warning, and then turning our streets, our parks, our public squares into places of worship,” said Roberge. It is fucking in
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
Wouldn't this model price out poor people? Doesn't that mean the most vulnerable people cant afford the services when they need them most, ie max hot/cold? Changing the utility to a market sort of defeats the point of trying
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
The comparison was not accidental. I expect a similar, meaningless outcome for poisoning children.
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
> a Meta spokesperson said in a statement to TIME. "The full record will show that for over a decade, we have listened to parents, researched issues that matter most, and made real changes to protect teens Omegalol. Cigarette maker
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
> But what is the solution? Don't allow the commoditization of public imagery, ie being a tourist is legal and being a business is not.
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
> They've poisoned the internet And what of the people that ravenously support ads and ad-supported content, instead of paying? What of the consumptive public? Are they not responsible for their choices? I do not consume algorithmic
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Anthropic models now available on Microsoft Foundry(azure.microsoft.com)
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
Yes, to rephrase: you dont need ddos protection if you dont get ddos'd (just dont get attacked lol). Well no shit, thanks for the advice. As you say, the risk is not a temp outage for small users, the risk is your isp or host or whatev
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
>But we don't even need a human brain. We already have those, they take months to grow, take forever to train This is a weird argument considering LLMs are composed of the output of countless hours of human brains. That makes LLMs,
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
We had... the cheap version of procurement? I mean... that's just fucking not true. My ship threw tools and parts overboard before pulling into a long shipyard overhaul because they knew they would get more. I knew shipyard workers who
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
>doctors are shackled to guidelines To expand, one of the coverage pillars of malpractice insurance (in the US) is the "standard of care". This is basically what most doctors and their associations consider acceptable, which by
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
Hear, hear! I have long thought this, but not had as good way to put it as you did. If you think about geniuses like Einstein and ramanujen, they understood things before they had the mathematical language to express them. LLMs are the oppo
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by kryogen1c 11mo ago
> but somewhat orthogonal to "what is the quickest way to solve the task currently in front of me." That depends on if you ignore the future. You are never just solving the problem in front of you; you should always act in a wa
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by kryogen1c 1y ago
downdetector reports coincident cloudflare outage. is microsoft using cloudflare for management plane, or is there common infra? data center problem somewhere, maybe fiber backbone? BGP?
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by kryogen1c 1y ago
downdetector reports coincident cloudflare outage. is microsoft using cloudflare for management plane, or is there common infra? data center problem somewhere, maybe fiber backbone? BGP?
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by kryogen1c 1y ago
> men in their 40s who worked in the dioxin plant looked like they were in their 80s. Many hard-working people died young there There are still pockets of this. In the big US Navy shipyards, the exotic metals welders are not known for li
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by kryogen1c 1y ago
>outlook365 You probably meant office365, but it's been renamed to Microsoft365 :)
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by kryogen1c 1y ago
>>subsidize rice production or rice import tariffs >Why should the goverment discourage These are government measures to encourage rice production, not discourage it.

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