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Using cookies to hack into a tech college's admission system(eaton-works.com)
1 points by nfriedly 7mo ago|0 comments
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Warning: Chuwi CoreBook X uses AMD Ryzen 5 5500U instead of 7430U(notebookcheck.net)
2 points by nfriedly 7mo ago|0 comments
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by nfriedly 7mo ago
Fullstory | Atlanta | https://www.fullstory.com/ Fullstory offers privacy-preserving session replay and analytics for websites and mobile apps. Our session replays are nothing short of magical - they look almost like a vide
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by nfriedly 8mo ago
Try disabling your adblocker or allowlisting www.fullstory.com. We're more privacy-preserving than most analytics software and we don't have anything to do with advertising, but some adblockers still group us in with "tracker
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by nfriedly 8mo ago
Fullstory | Remote (US), Atlanta, London, Bogotá, Czechia | https://www.fullstory.com/ Fullstory provides privacy-preserving session replay and analytics for websites and mobile apps. Our session replays are nothing short o
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by nfriedly 9mo ago
Yeah, fair enough. I actually really like the recent trend of Android manufacturers committing to 7 years of software updates, because yeah, community ROMs really aren't for everyone. My point was more that there are affordable options
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by nfriedly 9mo ago
> How did they abandon it? It release october last year according to google. Oh, geez, I didn't realize they abandoned it so hard they even recycled the name! I was referring to the 2021 g100: https://m.gsmarena.com&#x2
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by nfriedly 9mo ago
The moto g100 is a good example of a midrange phone with decent specs, including video output. It launched at $400, and can be bought for around $200 these days. It has a Snapdragon 870, 8gb RAM, 128gb storage, a microSD slot, headphones ja
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by nfriedly 9mo ago
I'm a big fan of Revanced, but I haven't heard of Morphie - do you have a link for it? (I tried searching, but all I'm coming up with are cosmetics, chargers, and an IRC app.) Edit: found it: https://morphe.softwar
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by nfriedly 9mo ago
Not the person you asked, but here's a couple of sources that back that claim: https://www.newsweek.com/russia-starlink-ukraine-gur-elon-mu... https://kyivindependent.com/nearly-half-of-usaid-starlink-t
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Pebble Round 2 – Revealed [video](youtube.com)
8 points by nfriedly 9mo ago|1 comments
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
I enable all the "green" recommend options, then go back and re-enable location services, because I like having those for weather and setting the clock automatically. The one trick I figured out is that things are split between th
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
For what it's worth, the 13 does have an audio jack. It's only the 16 that requires an addin card for that. I get what you're coming where you're coming from though. For me, the whole package was worth it, but that'
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
Folks have done it in the community forum, and it works fine for basic data. It gets tricky when you want to support charging, because then you need multiple voltage levels and the circuitry to convert between them. Apparently video is hard
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
I'm guessing that the author is comparing it to their their M1 MacBook Pro, which has soldered in RAM and an Apple proprietary SSD, that is much more difficult to replace than a standard one. Many laptops do still have replaceable RAM
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
Yeah, I agree with this. I find it simpler to just carry a couple of usb-c to whatever hub/adapters for when I need to a port my framework doesn't have built in.
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
My FW13 has two USB-C ports so I can charge from either side and have one free while it's charging, and then USB-A on one side and MicroSD on the other. That covers all of my frequent needs. (My main monitor has usb-c input, and I have
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NIST was 5 μs off UTC after last week's power cut(jeffgeerling.com)
2 points by nfriedly 10mo ago|1 comments
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
Yes. I think that initially there was even official documentation from Microsoft for how to bypass the check, although I can't find that now, just "unofficial" things like this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-u
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
Rufus: https://rufus.ie/en/ How-to guide: https://windowsforum.com/threads/how-to-install-windows-11-u... Alternative options that don't involve any third-party software: https://l
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
So far updates work fine. It may change eventually, but as I noted in another comment, it's been 4 years, and none of the updates have required a TPM yet.
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
Perhaps, but Windows 11 has been out for 4 years and every version so far has worked without a TPM.
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
I used Rufus to make a Windows 11 installer USB drive that bypasses the TPM check and online account setup and a couple of other things. I've been using that along with O&O Shut Up 10++, and Firefox with uBlock Origin to refresh co
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
My TV and soundbar have the same issue: CEC works for everything except the "turn on" command. I ended up fixing it with an arduino-ish IR blaster that's powered by the TVs USB port - so as soon as the TV powers on, the Ardui
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
The full list of articles is at https://www.gilesthomas.com/llm-from-scratch for anyone who's interested but wants to start at the beginning.
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
I had fun with crypto ~12 years ago. I mined a tiny bit, and I built a little crypto trading bot. The bot was mildly profitable, and I had bigger plans for it. Then the exchange I was using declared they had been hacked and shut down, takin
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by nfriedly 10mo ago
I feel like anker combines mediocre quality control with pretty good customer service. A lot of the praise I hear from them includes something like "it died but they replaced it for free".
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by nfriedly 11mo ago
My home server / NAS is essentially just my old gaming desktop + some extra hard drives. It runs Unraid with Nextcloud, Plex, and a few other services. It's great, and generally pretty low maintenance. I'll also point out tha
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by nfriedly 11mo ago
I could see it being a good feature. If there have been two versions published within the last week or two, then there are reasonable odds that the previous one had a bug.
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A global campaign hijacking open-source project identities(fullstory.com)
8 points by nfriedly 11mo ago|0 comments

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