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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
I could see that. I guess if you were a municipality you might respond by increasing the frequency and coverage of ANPR and imtegrate alike systems, like you suggest garage records and location tracking, to compensate. TPMS has been used in
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Australia withdraws fines amid 3D printed plate surge(3dprint.com)
4 points by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago|3 comments
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
There is some novelty, to me at least, in matching the plate to a similar make / model. a 3d printer isn't ostensibly needed to make a fake plate but perhaps makes an "attractive nuisance", or perhaps is just more widel
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Flipper Zero dark web firmware bypasses rolling code security(rtl-sdr.com)
486 points by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago|315 comments
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
Neither US political party has a monopoly on Lysenko-style academics, unfortunately. At least one of them seems to have an introspective capacity, at some level. So that's nice? Genuinely I wonder if this would make for good charity?
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
Have you tried BOSL2? [1] Adds a lot to openscad, enough to keep me going at least. Fillets, chamfers, rounding, common parts, anchoring options, and it makes use of parent-child relationships between parts. Not entirely perfect and some
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
Ibuprofen is possibly worse than that, it seems that it may interfere with sex hormones. [1] This 2017 study I found in 30s of searching is seemingly underpowered at n=30 or so, but the (preliminary) implication is awful enough that I won&#
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
> It is a self policying system that require some level of cooperation. How hard is it to obtain one of these certificates as a bot? What you are describing though is possibly comparable to Privacypass. Apple seems to be on board with Pr
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
So all the addressing bodies (e.g., ISPs and cloud providers) are on board then right? They sometimes cycle through IP's with great velocity. Faster than 6 days at least. Lots of sport here, unless perhaps they cool off IPs before re
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
You are not wrong. The article is more of an intro piece for newcomers and doesn't discuss at all the state of the art or where the competition is--the high end of the market is pretty saturated already but the low end is wide open. Th
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
How does OpenProject compare to Huly? I just set up Huly self-hosted [1] on a raspberry pi. Just a little coddling to get it to run with podman-compose (e.g., had to backport podman from Stretch) instead of docker-compose. Huly has a lot
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
Hard disagree. If the only the state can give you an identity, then the state can take away your identity.
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
I went to your website. Is the premise that users should not be allowed to use vpns in order to participate in ecommerce?
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
But this is the same problem! The GDPR and such define PII so broadly that more or less everything in web server logs is included in the definition. Not sensitive PII, but still PII that the individual has rights and interests over. That is
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 1y ago
Seems like this is the kind of thing that could be the basis of a community? It feels like there is a segment the tool co's are selling toward, that leaves another segment underserved. Eip if this is something you want to hobby-horse o
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
> A LOT of people are far worse at interviewing than they think they are. This works both ways right? Would it be fair to say that interview processes don't differentiate good hires from bullshit artists? Feels like framing the pro
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
Authentik supports this [1] too, kinda. It seems you can set it up to register you based on a bona fide kerberos auth, and logs you in (maybe? would have to check) with kerberos but seems to keep a parallel synchronized authenticator in it
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
In the new language proposed in SB0226 (as linked, didnt search for authoritative sources, can't tell how durable that link will be for posterity, arrgh archiving the web is hard etc), doesn't that language leave open a hole for e
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
I have not spent time in mainland China but I have spent time in Hong Kong and while there sought out and immersed in Chinese "propaganda" there. Which was conspicuous and omnipresent. Have had a good amount of exposure to Chine
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
President Xi's writings are full of humanism that would make at least one of the US political parties blush. Versus his tactics seem to be the envy of the other -- and in spite of the polarization in the US they probably could be bro
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
In history class I was taught in the 60s and 70s the US preferred and encouraged China to develop itself, partly (or mainly I guess depending on your view) as a foil to the Soviet Union, partly because of internal humanistic values and beli
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
Can someone explain the root of tension between the US and China? Is it just vanity and inevitable that two major powers will fight? Resource scarcity? Beneath a few layers of culture it seems the internal values of the two countries are
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
You are not missing something, you are finding it: the game theory of bots vs anti-bots is subtle and somewhat different from regular software engineering and cyber security. For the most part bots wish to be hidden and sites wish to reveal
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
If bad trip includes overdose or drug interactions, serotonin syndrome [1] is possible. The wiki even cites mdma as a cause. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serotonin_syndrome
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
Maybe Thoreau? That's more authentic and gets at similar themes. On more than one level considering his circumstances and run-ins with law enforcement. ”Under a government which imprisons any unjustly, the true place for a just man i
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
Yes. They are clearly preferring to save their money on insurance and keep the chance to lose all their belongings and be displaced. That is a fair way to say what happens when people with the option to buy insurance don't. Including
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
Lenses are a thing in the thermal spectra, but you have a point that they are very expensive if your desired objective doesn't coincide with someone else's bulk use case. They are also typically hard to care for and some of them
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
I saw examples of both your and GP's experiences in my experience at a big4. Unfortunately none I saw (sample size: a handful in detail and perhaps dozens to a skim) followed even basic statistical practices I had learned in undergradu
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
All the economic evidence of risk homeostasis, and general consistency around the subject, suggests your preferences writ large are at odds with and part of a battle with human nature. That's fine for an opinion but the implications a
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by lq9AJ8yrfs 2y ago
What does one do with a formalized definition of hyper media controls

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