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Tell HN: Using Warp or iCloud Private Relay on macOS Sequoia Breaks Facetime
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by ls612 2y ago
More like FPV drones; if you can recover them that’s great, but the expectation is that you’ll lose them and that’s fine.
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by ls612 2y ago
These are intended to be used like grenades but for intelligence. If it fails or lands wrong it’s not a big deal the idea is they will pump these things out by the millions.
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by ls612 2y ago
All that Citizens United means is that corporate persons can speak freely to the same degree that natural persons can. Which makes sense, collectively speaking is just as core to the First Amendment as speaking alone is.
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by ls612 2y ago
That is true today. Will it remain true in the next decade? There’s troubling signs that the probability may rise.
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The people who apply a racialist component to it also then get uncomfortable when you point out that the PRC is basically a fascist state under Han Chinese dominion.
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by ls612 2y ago
For me as an American it’s almost a foundational principle to want to download documents that the UK wants to forbid me to have.
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by ls612 2y ago
Penn Ave S is mostly really nice areas around Lake Harriet. Penn Ave N is one of the most dangerous areas in Minneapolis.
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by ls612 2y ago
I want today's hardware with the internet of 2012 or so.
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by ls612 2y ago
In a total war short of nuclear exchange the US has asymmetric ability to reach out and touch Chinese mainland targets than China does to the US. Much like in the world wars Germany could menace allied shipping but the Entente/Allies c
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by ls612 2y ago
I set an alarm to charge my Apple Watch for an hour each evening. I never run out of charge.
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by ls612 2y ago
A worry is that this kind of Chinese capability could quickly turn any conflict into a war for national survival on both sides. That’s how nuclear use starts to enter the table. A conventional war in the Pacific doesn’t threaten the surviva
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by ls612 2y ago
If the only CONUS strike capability the PRC has are conventional ICBMs (which btw they do not currently possess, all PRC ICBMs are currently only nuclear capable) then I will sleep well at night. The accuracy of ICBMs is not great and while
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by ls612 2y ago
Preemptively striking USN/USAF bases and forces in the first island chain is on one hand game-theoretically correct for the Chinese side as their goal is to win fast. On the other hand though, the one way to well and truly wake up the
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by ls612 2y ago
Even just pure uBO is good enough to stop the vast majority of anti-adblock efforts without any custom tweaking.
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by ls612 2y ago
People shit on the FBI (for good reason) for being a tool of the ruling class, but their cybersecurity recommendations are consistently solid. They were amongst the first to suggest disabling Flash and Java in the browser for instance back
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by ls612 2y ago
Even today the 4090, a card which everyone complains about on price, is likely to become just as legendary a gaming card in the 2020s as the 1080ti was in the 2010s, with 3-5 million sold at $1600+. Is that a lot compared to their H100 reve
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by ls612 2y ago
Building a submarine != joining the Navy. These are civilian industrial jobs, and with the AUKUS treaty we will certainly need more of them in the future.
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by ls612 2y ago
Maybe the new Russian service will work for them. Although how hard is it really to host files in the <1MB range?
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The People's Republic of China is a revisionist aspiring superpower in east Asia, one of the three great industrialized areas on Earth, structured as a Han Chinese ethno-nationalist state. To make matters worse it aims to seize hegemon
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by ls612 2y ago
It is also possible that the son may not really like CS as a subject and is using gaming to cope. I struggled to get above 3.0 in CS at a non-top school for CS but when I switched to a subject I liked (Economics) I was able to get almost st
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by ls612 2y ago
Idk when I was 19 I played the shit out of an online game (Planetside 2) and was in a CS program and didn’t have any summer internship that year. I’m going to get my PhD in Economics from a top 20 program next year so I’d say I turned out a
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by ls612 2y ago
Here’s a bit of a counterpoint to this fear; Ukraine and Russia have been in a high intensity war for two and a half years now and Russia is a leading cyber-offense power, yet Russia is resorting to flinging long range missiles at Ukrainian
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by ls612 2y ago
Do you have a better idea?
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by ls612 2y ago
At least the torrent sites will likely have all of these episodes somewhere. Piracy is the only way to ensure data permanence in the modern world probably by design.
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by ls612 2y ago
Zen 5 is looking really good, you can either get Zen 4 performance for 65/90W or get 20% faster performance for the same power as Zen 4 with PBO.
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by ls612 2y ago
“Wouldn’t it be a shame if we charged you with felonies under the CFAA. Now be a good little boy and shut up about our vulnerable systems.” That’s basically the logic at play here, covered in an Orwellian veneer of “responsibility”.
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I'm looking forward to the next NAND price crash in a year or two, hopefully we will start to see 16TB client SSDs hit the market then.
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More like 6-8% of non-mobile. And the only one left to support good adblockers.
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F-35 has exactly the level of stealth that the US is comfortable exporting (the RCS of a plane is something baked deeply into the design of the airframe it can't be really changed for an export variant). F-22 is the "I win" b

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