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by nixgeek 3y ago
“For example, when a Tesla hit a child riding a bike, a video of the child flying through the air went viral among employees. They shared it in private one-on-one chats “like wildfire,” according to another ex-employee.” This is disgusting
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Another black ribbon day for HN. RIP Dr Mills. The internet wouldn’t be the same were it not for you.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I’ve experienced both learning to drive in the United Kingdom, and later, in the United States (you have to test again if you immigrate). In summarizing both experiences I’m trying hard to avoid being too biased. In the UK, almost everyone
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Sub Zero and Wolf is also the US “sounds good in a real estate listing” and with prices to match. You can easily be over $10k for a fridge or freezer! Worse is the warranty: we had an LED strip behind the crisper drawer fail after about 3 y
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by nixgeek 3y ago
So, this one seems quite complicated, California is an "All Party" consent state. There's precedent from the California Supreme Court (Kearney v. Salomon Smith Barney Inc., 39 Cal. 4th 95; 2006) that when someone in a one-par
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by nixgeek 3y ago
She's in Virginia (according to LinkedIn), which is a one-party consent state.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
VyOS, probably.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Nope you can connect four: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT213503
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by nixgeek 3y ago
This is a 50kW AM tower in some amount of detail — https://youtu.be/Aax-ehkRTnQ?si=Hy0YklPl06XM4tfR
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Oklahoma 13-year-old believed to be first person ever to beat Tetris(theguardian.com)
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by nixgeek 3y ago
It also means he can call the project “oshit”, which has some humorous value.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Not sure on what grounds this got flagged, I vouched, it’s an interesting development in the context of DRM and IP protection for the Nintendo Switch (which is one of the best selling consoles of this current generation, with 120+ million u
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by nixgeek 3y ago
In 1998, Debian was a great option for SPARC and Alpha, and that’s really where I cut my teeth with Linux. Around 2004, I was building Gentoo up from stage1 just like many other commenters. For 2024 and personal stuff I’m back on Debian and
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Happy Holidays. I’m still finding 3-5 new and really interesting things to read via HN daily, and want to thank everyone for submitting and commenting in 2023. Wishing you and yours a fantastic holiday season!
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Yeah I already do some combination of MPSK and MAC-based Security on Aruba AP-555 and AP-655 at home with a couple hundred IOT devices, OPNsense and FreeRADIUS. I segment by (vendor, device model) instead of /30 per individual device b
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by nixgeek 3y ago
That the only bad actors are in Russia, Asia and Africa is becoming quite the trope. Some very spectacular compromises by Lapsus$ aren’t originating from any of the above, but instead from the West, specifically the UK: https://w
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Great project, a lot of APs themselves support VLAN segregation using RADIUS, has SPR ever considered the scenario where it might be ideal if it were just the router and it controls APs (and even switches) that way?
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I’ve worked at more than one place where you SSH into a Linux host (often just for that datacenter) using certificate-based authentication, only to be printed a JIT (just in time) password for TACACS-based usage in that datacenter, and whic
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Yes, and what I meant is if you drive a clunker into a new Mercedes, you are very much in an asymmetric situation in terms of "What happened?". Your clunker has extraordinarily little, in comparison to the Mercedes, and the sensor
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by nixgeek 3y ago
That’s fair and yes I’d expect in the event of a claim, short of litigation, you’re going to see telemetry data shared to support determining who’s at fault. It would be interesting to see how that’s handled in the agreements you have to en
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Probably 99% of accidents between two parties where insurance has to decide who’s at fault (and therefore who pays) don’t go to court so “show up in discovery” probably doesn’t apply? Insurance companies typically view litigation as additio
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I think the reference is to ALP systems which are used to defeat law enforcement speed guns? Not sure if those operate on the same frequencies as the DrivePilot LiDAR. It seems unlikely they do otherwise LE would have difficulty prosecuting
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Mercedes will cover accidents where DrivePilot is at fault; your insurance will cover your faults. Would expect DrivePilot equipped vehicles to store insane amounts of telemetry from all their sensors, which will make it far easier for Merc
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Most Supermicro mainboards are either an 8-pin or 20-pin header and you can get TPM 1.x and TPM 2.0 options for them.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
iCloud Advanced Data Protection also requires modern hardware and won’t enable if you have outdated/vintage stuff logged in on your Apple account.
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I give Apple a good amount of my personal money every year precisely because Apple works well with Apple, and because when you switch on all the features like Advanced Data Protection and Lockdown Mode their vertical integration across hard
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by nixgeek 3y ago
Apple devices already phone home when you reimage them - Activation Lock - this already causes some headaches when your MDM doesn’t consider the implications: https://learn.jamf.com/bundle/jamf-now-documentation/pa
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by nixgeek 3y ago
I don’t think this is SSHv2 though the GitHub talks about reimplementation on HTTP semantics, and the paper illustrates SSHv2 vs SSH3 as being extremely different for session setup. In naming; Francois also explains SSH3 is a concatenation
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by nixgeek 3y ago
The standards bodies don’t seem to buy the “bad things” argument and appear resolute on making it harder to MITM traffic on the wire and attempting to force IDS/IPS to all be run on the client. Is there a 5-10 year future where you jus
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by nixgeek 3y ago
“cheap DigiCert certificate” is already possible with misconfiguration of SSH’s TrustedUserCAKeys and without any out of tree patches. https://smallstep.com/blog/use-ssh-certificates/

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