neodymiumphish

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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
They have to maintain a balance that still incentivizes current purchases. Otherwise it’ll be a constantly trend of “don’t buy now, support might not last.”
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I forget who did the research, but I believe Recall data was being stored in SQlite on-device, unencrypted. Accessing that data from a malicious script or various applications interested in data collection would have been pretty impactful t
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I’m positive my experience pales in comparison to yours, as I don’t actually code anything beyond the occasional single use script, but YES! I hate trying to explain the exact SQL result I’m looking for or some text modification I need to b
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
This is the chief reason I’m closely watching this week’s releases from Apple. I’ll hopefully be switching from UnRAID to a Mac Mini or Mac Studio and a multi-drive enclosure, but the Mac needs to support enough RAM for my various services
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Apple Intelligence seems well positioned to provide some of the best functionality for radical personalization. The potential for new devices to come with additional unified memory intended to run its LLM and vector databasing / additi
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I would like to just use Safari, as its URL-based defaulting to profiles is extremely similar to Arc’a ATC feature. However, I don’t want my “Work” profile accessible from my phone at all, so now I use Orion for work and Safari for everythi
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
And the lock is collateral against a small, high-demand object that can easily be fenced. The phone lock is essentially the same as a hold against a car title until it’s paid off. This would only be a real problem if there were no options t
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Holy shit is that how that works? To be fair, it does say $500 back over 24 monthly bill credits, so it’s not overly misleading. Not trying to move goal posts though. You’re right about that one and it’s pretty shitty.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Right. I know of no consumer products that are sold using way “A” as you describe it.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
These are the same people often trading in a perfectly fine iPhone [n-2] for the latest iPhone n.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
What do you mean? This is what they’re doing. “Switch to [carrier name] and get the iPhone 16 Pro on us!” Then it’s explained that it’s all statement credit to cover the purchase price over X months.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
If there’s a big enough market for this use case, I suspect at least one carrier would do so. I’d imagine this would include some sort of payment in escrow, temporary unlock feature, or an optional add-on. Otherwise, folks in this position
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
You buy a phone for $1k, but you do it through your carrier, along with a $50/month plan. Because you’re on this plan, the carrier offers $600 off the phone price, paid in account credit over 24 months ($25/month), so your total m
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I’ve heard constant talk about there being a UN resolution that’s gone completely unenforced, which involved UN occupation in southern Lebanon to ensure protection from Hezbollah control and attacks targeting Israel. Is there any validity t
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Your analogy isn’t fair. The site is owned and operated by someone, and there are costs associated with its operation. It’s not the same as a billboard on the roadside, since you have to actively go to the site to read its content. A more
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I think I’m using the Firefox extension for 1P and it’s been fine the past few weeks. I’ve had sporadic issues with 1P on various browsers for the past few months.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I did. Not quite that high, but ask any member of the military living in those areas. It’s not even set to cover 100% of the costs anymore…
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Agreed! I left the Air Force with 12 years of service, 4 SANS certs, certification as a federal law enforcement officer, and experience working against APTs. At the time I left, I was getting less than $80k in compensation (excluding health
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Can the federal government override them if the launches are purely commercial. Presumably that would be the case eventually, so I think it’s something that needs to addressed sooner.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
But if law enforcement’s data suggests to Mozilla that something like 60%+ of Send’s uses are for malicious purposes, what benefit do they have in continuing to make it available? I’m all for privacy, but I wouldn’t support my tool being us
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Fortunately, Anthropic is doing an excellent job at matching or beating OpenAI in the user-facing models and pricing. I don’t know enough about the technical side to say anything definitive, but I’ve been choosing Claude over ChatGPT for mo
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I actually wrote about malicious use of this very tool a year ago[0] (almost to the day). The only thing new here seems to be what they’re doing through the tunnels, and the apparent success they’re having with this method for it to increas
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
Just rerun the command, but use UNPOST instead of POST or GIVE instead of GET. Easy peasy
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
It seems you’d need to handle sync by pointing your database at a local path and sharing that path through some cloud option.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I’m curious why there are no Inkdown or Hedgedoc alternatives focused around AsciiDoc. In particular, I think I’d prefer an Obsidian variant that’s not markdown.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
They mean server infrastructure.
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by neodymiumphish 2y ago
I really like Arc, but I hate when I go through the file download context to choose a path and file name, then Arc renames the file. For the direct downloads, I’m all for it, but I wish it recognized that I chose a file name myself, so don’
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
I’d be interested to know the status for the player apps on various platforms. For example, this is a nonstarter for me until it supports Google TV and iOS/iPasOS.
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
Considering how difficult it might be (and identifiable) to attempt direct exploitation of this without being sure your target is vulnerable, it’s plausible the performance issue allowed for an identifiable delay in attempts. This might be
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by neodymiumphish 3y ago
And on the contrary, creating a vulnerability that’s not identifiable to a limited attack group provides for a bit more deniability and anonymity. It’s hard to say which is more favorable by a nation-state actor.

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