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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
Isn't biggest attack surface in drivers? I expect distros to split less popular kernel modules into many separate opt-in packages at cost of default hardware support, and kernel developers to purge everything without active development
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
Depends on definition of machine. Do ISS, LHC or ITER count?
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
You are wrong. Just idea of having to use to remotes is unacceptable level of friction to most people. We should not hail separate device as excuse to allow this shitty behaviour by TV manufacturers. I guess the lawmakers won't move a
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
Also: Samsung thinks "your" TV is perfect place for them to display their ads.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
Let's be real, in most cases it is: curl -s script.random-guy.net | sh It is such glaring security hole that there was an old submission about filling such install script with `sleep` commands and detecting it on server side,
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
> yet people are shocked I think the issue is that for now people are actually amused, not shocked. At least that was the reaction to news about agent accessing root files by abusing docker group membership. The general sentiment is stil
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
Well, at least this one looks like custom made: https://shop.tesla.com/product/cybertruck-for-kids?sku=19856... . I dare to say, most products in that shop make sense. Well besides the entire "why would I want any
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
I mean at least it is transportation adjacent. Tesla flamethrower on other hand ...
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
OK? Am I missing something or getting licence in Benelux doesn't sound like important news when there are already 100 units running in France?
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 2mo ago
I am sure finding holes in existing proofs is what counts as "another little annoying detail". Some people are probably relieved when they have failed to prove a hypothesis and someone finds a counterexample.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
Is it really that common? On some sites the only way to find signup is to first go to login page
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
I found GoPros to cook SD cards from time to time. It makes me wonder if normal sized SD are still manufactured and are they more resistant. For years in stores I only saw miro SD with adapter to full size.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
For few years the solution was to buy any TV you like, not connect it to internet and use some cheap streaming box. Nowadays even Roku added ads to its devices, so the question became: which streaming services are easy to whitelist on route
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
It looks like Kalshi is currently closer to the topic at hand: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48936529
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
I mean Congress or SCOTUS could restrict his powers but they don't want to. How do you even go about fixing that? And is it really that uncommon when president, congress and supreme court is controlled by same party? I have a feeling t
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
https://archive.is/20260716060153/https://www.smh.com.au/bus...
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
Unlikely. If we are able to pull too much heat from crust it will make those geothermal plants inoperable (due to too low temperature), in that localized spot, long before we are able to impact wider area or deeper layers.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
What? For the same reason we don't build hydro plants everywhere, they depend on local conditions and all best spots are already used. Iceland can access geothermal power in entire country so they did.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
I don't understand why this topic gained traction this year. First report I can find was in: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18853607 - 8 years ago, 102 comments
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
Isn't his just weird repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48496396 ?
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
Somehow it makes me irrationally angry that it is moving so slow, despite knowing it is trying its best.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
> unless you have the disc Is that really enough? AFAIK many PC games with SecuROM won't ever work without crack, as that entire DRM is incompatible with modern OSes.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
There was plenty of obvious, common sense assumptions that didn't hold at all when methodically tested, like sugar rush in children. And this specific type of studies tries to find a sweet spot between benefits and effort taken. Some r
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
To add a bit of context there were 11 companies participating in program and only 2 achieved critiality, and the deadline included in "DOE Reactor Pilot Program" was "July 4, 2026", and Aalo Atomics is the only one that
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
It redirected me to: https://drive.google.com/viewerng/viewer?embedded=true&url=h... Doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
There is no reason for there not to be a price fixing. But the OpenAI's announcement from 2025-10-01 about buying 40% of supply, removes any need for collusion. It was a public signal for everyone to rise prices, one that each company
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
While that is true, and Google deserves are shaming they get for their terrible handling of DMCA, lets try to be real. Autoaccepting all DMCA takedown requests with zero verification is simplest and cheapest approach to be complaint. Failin
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
Oh, that explains why I accidentally triggered Claude with alt+space, despite it being configured as alt+ctrl+space.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
We weren't even able to hold Google (and Meta) responsible for publish ads for scammers. It looks like clear accessory in crime to me but I am just a layman.
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by mDyJzDPmBdG 3mo ago
Speaking of Steam and controllers - is anyone else annoyed by piss poor compatibility of PC games with Steam onscreen keyboard. I can count on one hand games with seamless integration, where it popups after moving to input field. The manua

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