momirlan

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Malicious extensions can abuse VS Code flaw to steal auth tokens(bleepingcomputer.com)
4 points by momirlan 3y ago|0 comments
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Spooky, stealthy night hunters: revealing the wonderful otherworld of owls(theconversation.com)
2 points by momirlan 3y ago|0 comments
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by momirlan 3y ago
scrabble soup, lol
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by momirlan 3y ago
yes there are, and they mention an Ars Technica story, as well as reddit users complaining. I lost 1TB on such a SSD I hardly used.
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by momirlan 3y ago
add me to the list of victims. "just" 1TB, but a drive that I hardly used a couple of times. horrible experience !
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North Korean hackers 'ScarCruft' breached Russian missile maker(bleepingcomputer.com)
6 points by momirlan 3y ago|0 comments
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Hackers increasingly abuse Cloudflare Tunnels for stealthy connections(bleepingcomputer.com)
21 points by momirlan 3y ago|6 comments
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by momirlan 3y ago
definitely not "national". but a civilization rises and then falls. it's a universal cycle, entropy at play.
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by momirlan 3y ago
the model citizen
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by momirlan 3y ago
same as all other IT personnel contribute to their company products' marketing efforts: " know your customer", "improve the product", etc. Not necessarily evil, just a reflection of how money and profit drives free
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by momirlan 3y ago
> it creates a sense of complete and irreversible moral decay or, it is just another reflection of the "complete and irreversible moral decay that permeates all of society". the decay of any civilization is predictable and irr
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by momirlan 3y ago
great piece. the insecurity of life, and the need for a human connection. bravo
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by momirlan 3y ago
Absolutely true, and that is if you even have a family doctor to refer you to a specialist. For those who had the luck to lose their family doctor (mine through retirement), it is impossible to find one that takes new patients. Many retire
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by momirlan 3y ago
Sure, architecture is the process of actively creating a blueprint, not passively rendering an existing piece of code.
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by momirlan 3y ago
Instant Pot is great while it lasts. I had one die on me (the electronics), and after asking for photo evidence they denied warranty coverage. A year later they went bankrupt.
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by momirlan 3y ago
Very true. I would call this "code representation", not architecture. Architecture is a different discipline, at higher level than code.
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by momirlan 3y ago
https://archive.md/64y5W
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LK-99 Superconductor Stock Frenzy Fizzles in Korea Amid Growing Doubts(bloomberg.com)
2 points by momirlan 3y ago|1 comments
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by momirlan 3y ago
oh no, more muzak !
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The Great Resignation is 'over'. What does that mean?(bbc.com)
3 points by momirlan 3y ago|0 comments
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by momirlan 3y ago
looked at kagi.com. paid search ? hmmm
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by momirlan 3y ago
True, taxing and inflation hit the middle class the hardest. The upper classes don't have "income", they borrow funds based on their assets and have tax specialists that can launder any income. They don't have mortgages
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by momirlan 3y ago
Kenmore stove by Sears, Samsung dryer, same Instant Pot (they filed for bankruptcy later :-)
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by momirlan 3y ago
I agree with this. I got a security clearance with the Canadian government, and the only way they could have interviewed my friends was to find them across EU and the world. They relied on police check, including federal, and fingerprints.
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by momirlan 3y ago
how can they detect that someone "used marijuana" once long time ago ?
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Pfizer considers cost cuts as demand for Covid products falls(reuters.com)
2 points by momirlan 3y ago|3 comments
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by momirlan 3y ago
wondering how this compares to Pix4D.
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Meshroom is a free open-source 3D Reconstruction Software(alicevision.org)
4 points by momirlan 3y ago|1 comments
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by momirlan 3y ago
maybe in your universe. i lost count of appliances that failed after 1 year, where the vendor is asking for all sorts of pictures and then declares "it's not covered by warranty". repairing such item comes from own pocket, an
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by momirlan 3y ago
i think "consumer protection" laws is a good start. "bigger government doesn't quite correlate with "better product".

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