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by lathiat 5y ago
In Australia this has only been legally required since 2017. My 2014 new house stove doesn't have it. Likely country dependent (I think more commonly it restarts the igniters instead of cutting the gas)
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by lathiat 5y ago
Yes this seems like a bad move to me too. Plenty of repos still useful may not change in a year. But still be relevant.
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by lathiat 5y ago
The glass is intentionally different. The sports one is supposed to be more shatterproof but scratches easier. The stainless model is much more scratch resistant but shatters easier. My wifes Series 2 lasted a few years with minimal scratch
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by lathiat 5y ago
Yep "However, enabling these system property requires access to the vulnerable servers as well as a restart. The Cybereason research team has developed the following code that exploits the same vulnerability and the payload therein for
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by lathiat 5y ago
The problem is that on the one hand they want to enable USB-c to be low cost and universal for all devices. But on the other hand you want USB-C to support 100W and 240W charging but it’s not cost effective to put enough copper to carry 100
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by lathiat 5y ago
The single monitor thing is because apple doesn’t support DisplayPort MultiStream. It has long been confusing why because pre apple silicon it worked fine on their GPUs in windows but macOS has no support. Given their thunderbolt drive it s
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by lathiat 5y ago
caches are hierachical. Even your local machine most of the time now with recent OS releases will cache records, then your home router or some other DNS server on your network will often cache things before then referring to your ISPs or Go
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by lathiat 5y ago
See also quickemu which has support for launching macOS using information largely taken from this and similar repositories as well as Windows with TPM and enables all the good features: https://github.com/quickemu-project&#x
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by lathiat 5y ago
I used to use an AV receiver and then ramp up the volume on the center channel. Didn't need to even be 5.1 audio as the processing that plucks the speech out based on frequencies worked good enough. Having said that, it turns out that
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by lathiat 5y ago
Given that edge is now basically chrome this seems so disingenuous. They even say it.
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by lathiat 5y ago
Telstra in Australia already have their 3G shutdown planned for less than 3 years from now: https://www.telstra.com.au/business-enterprise/support/3g-se...
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by lathiat 5y ago
Time to watch this one “Locksmith says my videos are BS… Loses $75 (Maybe)” https://youtu.be/NSuaUok-wTY Also if you actually watch this keynote half the problem isn’t locks you can actually pick but stuff you can just open
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by lathiat 5y ago
I can do one better for exit. The Solaris kernel debugger KDB can be used at runtime for inspecting some stats and also to change some global configurable variables. For whatever reason if you type a variable/symbol it assigns it the v
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by lathiat 5y ago
THIS DRIVES ME CRAZY. Honestly I have attributed it not so much to any intention but basically the website is designed by the marketing/sales side and all the users you already got is an afterthought. They didn't so much de-empasi
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by lathiat 5y ago
Borg has been working great for me with zstd.
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by lathiat 5y ago
They have also started charging a 0.5% surcharge on australian visa (credit) transactions a few weeks ago and they very heavily publicised it. Lots of warnings. Banners everywhere. Emails. So that’s almost certain.
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by lathiat 5y ago
I've recently been looking into this same issue because I analyse a lot of data like sosreports or other tar/compressed data from customer systems. Currently I untar these onto my zfs filesystem which works out OK because it has z
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by lathiat 5y ago
Interesting I’ve had this happen with strace and/or gdb before when hitting control-c a few times.
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by lathiat 5y ago
The key is on the console (not server side). Historically either they made some silly choices or there was a hardware bug or glitch that let you read out the key that the processor has to be able to access to decrypt the firmware. Search Yo
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“Illegal” Moscow state university network built by students (2002-2013)(medium.com)
165 points by lathiat 5y ago|40 comments
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by lathiat 5y ago
I've seen a different explanation. When you are 10 years old, a year of your life is 1/10th of your life. Relatively, it's a large portion. When you are 50 years old, a year of your life is a much smaller 1/50th portion
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by lathiat 5y ago
I wonder how you get those 16 random bytes. I had no idea so much info was in AUx. uid. Program name etc. TIL.
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by lathiat 5y ago
Though drive-by-wire throttles absolutely do modify and potentially hold back your throttle input for reasons of both economy, comfort and enforced driveline sympathy, there is also an inherent response difference between petrol and electri
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by lathiat 5y ago
FWIW sftp vs scp is more about the protocol. Apparently new OpenSSH has an “scp” command that uses the sftp protocol. But yeah Rsync is a good choice.
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by lathiat 5y ago
Poly Bridge (1 and 2). It’s really great.
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by lathiat 5y ago
This is a really good write-up of the issue. I found the example simpler than the one the original paper showed.
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by lathiat 5y ago
Not necessarily a co-incidence. “Small birds are always vulnerable to predation from larger species. ... One reason that the larger birds do well in cities is that they are more likely to benefit from human-created foods (petfood, garbage,
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by lathiat 5y ago
Official document is here: https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph6d162927a/io...
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by lathiat 5y ago
“ For information about Amazon S3 inventory pricing, see Amazon S3 pricing” Is also mentioned in the article though they don’t calculate the price.
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by lathiat 5y ago
The curse of every damn website in the mobile first and responsive some badly world. As a long time Pc user it drives me batty.

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