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by luma 4y ago
You're right but way off on timing. These common digital calipers have a design error which does in fact drain power while off, but it's nowhere near a couple hours. They reasonably should last several years but in reality it&#x
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by luma 4y ago
> It's a proprietary add-on by Google and since it's not part of the spec will simply be banned by many countries. So which is it? You keep changing your argument here.
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by luma 4y ago
> is CO2 filterable by active carbon filter Absolutely not. If you want to lower CO2, open a window.
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by luma 4y ago
Hey you finally arrived at the answer: Apple's solution is Apples' solution, not a standard. Google's solution is the industry, internationally accepted standard and no quotes are needed around that statement. The same stan
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by luma 4y ago
Google complies with the RCS standard and can interop with other RCS systems natively. Who exactly is following standards here?
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by luma 4y ago
> who actually is everyone not-Apple? The same people who standardized SMS. We're talking telephony, it's widely standardized, and it has nothing to so with WeChat or Discord et al. These are telecom standards issued by the sa
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by luma 4y ago
> Is the concern the color of the bubbles, or is the concern the lack of RCS? The lack of compliance and interop with internationally accepted standards by Apple, which should be of surprise to exactly nobody. It's kinda their thin
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by luma 4y ago
> It's a proprietary add-on by Google and since it's not part of the spec will simply be banned by many countries. You sure about that? https://www.gsma.com/futurenetworks/wp-content/uploads/2019
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by luma 4y ago
Those bubbles exist because Google follows the international RCS standard and Apple refuses to do so. Do you want to tell Apple? edit: lol, guess everyone really loves their status symbols here. Congrats on having your chats be the "r
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by luma 4y ago
So, a Physician's Assistant Assistant? But who will assist them? At some point, dealing with the system is somebody's job. It used to be slow on paper, now it's slow on a computer. Your wife is being asked to do that becau
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by luma 4y ago
I feel like the non-stop handwringing about ChatGPT centers around people's expectations for machines vs people. We expect machines to have consitent, predictable output. We expect humans to inconsistent and messy. Now we have a mach
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by luma 4y ago
> Im sure with the US killing the Taiwans semi industry, by moving its semi fabs to Arizona You have seriously misunderstood the scale of TSMCs moves outside of Taiwan.
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by luma 4y ago
RISC-V isn't x86, and Intel is pathologically unable to move beyond x86.
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by luma 4y ago
It feels like Microsoft under Ballmer. Windows made a lot of money but the focus on it was blocking further success with the other MS properties. It took a decapitation to get them pointed in the right direction.
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by luma 4y ago
Someone just received some very costly and professionally embarrassing training. I like to assume they'll become a better pilot for it.
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by luma 4y ago
Performative legislation by the party you think would do such a thing but imagine if they actually passed it. What happens when it's illegal to buy the only cars that are available for sale?
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by luma 4y ago
It feels like a cargo cult approach to the problem. "I'm safe because I compile from source" is an absurd statement when a million LoC is involved.
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by luma 4y ago
It's the SID you were changing, and it turns out it was never actually required: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-blog-archive/... Russinovich eventually pulled the tool from circulation.
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by luma 4y ago
The entire article is positively dripping with the sort of self-important puffery so often shown by academics. He's clearly looking for gotchas in a system that he absolutely doesn't understand and of course he also doesn't
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by luma 4y ago
The problem with rPi is storage and filesystem. You need to issue a shutdown command and wait for it to complete before removing power in order to help ensure that it will come up without problems. This will literally never happen with a
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by luma 4y ago
It might just be what's on sale. Not too uncommon for an org to sell off the largest chunk possible that doesn't grant full control.
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by luma 4y ago
The entire project looks like the result of a high school student's first Instructables. It's hilariously under-engineered and it's clear that these folks had absolutely no idea of how to build a product, IoT or otherwise. H
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by luma 4y ago
Your argument here is that rich people expect to continue getting richer on account of... already being rich. I will sleep like a baby if their expectations of continued "being rich for no work" doesn't pan out for them. Get
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by luma 4y ago
Inflation isn't the problem, it's investors. As others have noted, inflation is a wash for most cases. Investors expect regular returns and they sit on your board and they are NEVER satisfied. When you put the world's greed
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by luma 4y ago
Luke had his wallet sitting on a server that he knew to be compromised for months. There is no reason to expect a nation state actor, his loss was 100% his own poor security. It also says a lot about the "wisdom" of hosting your
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by luma 4y ago
The carrier offers the pay-per-call/sms service to a business (like your phone sex operator). The carrier charges the fee and some percentage is given to their customer. So, rent one of their numbers with a fee attached, get a bunch o
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by luma 4y ago
You’re talking about the fee your carrier charges for normal texts. These are “premium” charges, meaning the user is charged an extra fee on their bill regardless of their SMS billing plan.
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by luma 4y ago
I think this is true across nearly every industry. It’s easier and safer to invest in another business than to try and do it in-house, so they do. Maybe interest rates might change that approach in the future.
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by luma 4y ago
Comparing ChatGPT to Siri, Alexa, etc is like comparing the old Windows Mobile to the first iPhone when it came out. Same thing, kinda, but the implementation is so far beyond the existing offerings that it feels like a new thing altogethe
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by luma 4y ago
Is type safety a critical concern when developing red team tooling? What exactly is the threat model?

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