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by megous 3y ago
Compared to laptops, smartphones have more sensors, and more complicated camera setup. That's about it. They're not significantly more complicated than laptops.
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by megous 3y ago
It is easy. Just use another similar service without a history of AI research or interest in such.
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by megous 3y ago
Gitlab has the best security. They don't even let me to the login page. https://megous.com/dl/tmp/egrdxmmfuiakyhkodsok.webm This is what you get if you pay, too. > I think MFA is important for something li
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by megous 3y ago
Good for you. I left, too. They don't even offer redirects to a new location of the removed project, lol. Forced 2FA on everyone is non-sense. Everyone should decide on their own what is enough security. All I had was a Linux repo mirr
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by megous 3y ago
I don't care about Hungary. Just saying that because some country has elections doesn't mean it's a democracy.
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by megous 3y ago
Elections != democaracy. In Russia, there are also elections. So are they in Syria, and so on.
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by megous 3y ago
Yeah, proprietary modem firmware written by amateurs who do stuff like system("echo %s > /dev/ttyGS0", msg_var) to write to devices is not rock stable. Who would have thought. Nightlies are unstable by definition, btw
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by megous 3y ago
Wifi chip can wake the phone up just fine via a WoL packet, or by pattern matching for any packet content. Also nobody forbids apps from just waking the phone periodically to perform any actions, incl. making a notification.
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by megous 3y ago
I don't think so. Rpi shorted CC pins together.
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by megous 3y ago
> I’ve never done this circuit, but the way I see it, it should be enough to use two FETs, one per CC pin, both put in parallel. Yeah, don't do it. CC also carries BMC signalling and pull-up/downs are normally dynamic and can c
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by megous 3y ago
Ah yeah, the peril of judging who someone is as a person by their intellectual output/ideas... (books, website, etc.) I made that mistake a few times, too. Including with Alice Miller, apparently... Anyway, I knew there was some contro
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by megous 3y ago
> Imagine recommending with a straight face that someone go to starbucks and manually edit wpa_supplicant.conf to get onto the wifi. Editing config files is not specific to TUI, you can do it even with GUI editor, and you have to if yo
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by megous 3y ago
How are these HAM signals? Any spammer can set these things up. dkim/spf are just mildly useful anti-spoofing technologies. Google and others will happily block your mail or send it to spam folder even if you never sent one SPAM email
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by megous 3y ago
It's possible to download stuff you like, for free, without being funded by donations, ads, or being run by the government. P2P. People using their excess Internet connectivity, they already pay for for other reasons, to share content
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by megous 3y ago
10x price increase would mean a lot of broken links and significant destruction of value on the web.
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by megous 3y ago
Yeah, same here. Worked fine in the past. https://megous.com/dl/tmp/b82a40ffb92bb11b.png Console says: [GFX1-]: glxtest: ManageChildProcess failed [GFX1-]: glxtest: libEGL initialize failed [GFX1-]:
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by megous 3y ago
They can suggest videos popular in the users's location.
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by megous 3y ago
Smartphone sounds like the worst device you can use for banking. If remotely compromised, the attecker gets everything they need. The SMS second factor, the user's password, access to user's network, and the user's behavior p
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by megous 3y ago
re: spants Yes, people can have longterm pain (eg. headache) after the injections and without geting infected (which is one of the common long covid symptoms). I guess it can't be answered by this study, given that it only studied peop
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by megous 3y ago
From the PoV of the user it just looks like the website is broken. No exception in the console, contant reload looping of the same page, etc.
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by megous 3y ago
Yeah, gitlab also blocks me from logging in (via its cloudflare use). It did so even when we paid for it. We no longer do. (for other reasons, but anyway, good riddance)
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by megous 3y ago
> is implementing X an appropriate expenditure of resources Lot of these things just require devs to not actively try to damage the usability of the defaults. It costs money to break the basics that work for free: - missing keyboard focu
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by megous 3y ago
And often they don't give a poopoo, like github.com.
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by megous 3y ago
Yeah, this is a life saver, for those affected by a recent fad: window.addEventListener('keydown', ev => { if ('kf'.indexOf(ev.key) >= 0 && ev.ctrlKey) ev.stopPropagation() },
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by megous 3y ago
You mean sending this antenna to space? https://megous.com/dl/tmp/95ce96af5966be24.png :)
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by megous 3y ago
Climate change is also a well beaten horse...
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by megous 3y ago
Stop requiring proctoring spyware for taking tests. Or require one that doesn't need locked down HW marked as "updated" by some megacorp. Problem mostly solved. Millions of people use outdated software/hw just fine other
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by megous 3y ago
You can subnet /64. You'll just lose SLAAC. (+ some idiocy around some devices that refuse to implement both DHCPv6 and manual setting of IPv6 addresses)
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by megous 3y ago
Allright, so firmware lock is not a requirement then?
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by megous 3y ago
Not all porn is produced by abusing someone. Not even all CP. So your statement can't be generally true. Anyway, my point was that pedophilia being mostly caused by child abuse doesn't make much sense. Pedophilia is not child abus

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