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by nocsi 3y ago
This is why I use a separate keyboard to type in my password. If you don’t have a dedicated keyboard, then I suggest you have a loved one come over to enter your passwords for you. Sometimes I have my kid do it
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by nocsi 3y ago
Super Crazy Rhythm Castle just came out and it’s entirely about procedural sound and music.
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by nocsi 3y ago
MS only does things if there’s a financial reason and not any sort of altruism. You lose out on sales if your game doesn’t have controller support - through which is the only way many people can play games. Meanwhile there’s “accessibility”
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by nocsi 3y ago
Something like Roc-lang, where it’s a stripped down yet capable language seems to be a good fit. But I agree solving problems with a functional approach would better develop the foundations.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Apple should probably implement a brown bubble designation for anyone using iMessage and not able to pass device authentication. Kinda surprised the app got taken down so quickly. This is the type of app LE loves. Being able to surveil into
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by nocsi 3y ago
Meanwhile on the west coast, the renter protections are so strong that landlords are either killing their tenants or paying them to leave. Seems like housing is a hot mess on both sides of the country... in their own ways.
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by nocsi 3y ago
> Being smart and how much you make aren't related. There are researchers working at universities in Europe being paid miserable salaries and yet making incredible discoveries (like medical ones) and these are incredibly smart peopl
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by nocsi 3y ago
The solution to daycare is to really not daycare. Want kids? Here are the options that people in the Seattle Metro have come up with: * People giving up on kids and substitute it with dog ownership * Daycare rackets wherein they just turn o
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by nocsi 3y ago
You're saying you store personal stuff right at '/'? Apple did give warnings it was going to push forward with securing the rootfs.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Check out /r/hyperphantasia. I’m between a 2/3 on the scale and can visualize anything with a slight grayish hue. It’s not just visuals either, I can remember smells and reexperience it. The best way to describe it is like a
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by nocsi 3y ago
Like many things in life, there’s a spectrum for this. Some people are aphantasic, or completely lacking in the ability to produce mental imagery. Tell them to visualize an apple, and they can’t. Others have hyperphantasia and can visualize
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by nocsi 3y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03787... I think the other aspect of “always on” is that the operator isn’t going to pick up the sensor years down the line. They’re just going to
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by nocsi 3y ago
Because gaming is one of the last remaining markets that apple can dominate in and profit. Microsoft spent a lot of money on Activision to claw back against apple If your eyes hurt then switch to literally any other apple device, Apple TV,
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by nocsi 3y ago
You can buy a desk phone and connect a voip line if you really wanted. Otherwise I recommend against it because you’ll learn quickly enough how bad the robocallers/spammers situation is
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by nocsi 3y ago
And people wonder why the pentagon enforced user to run browsers in a VM or print out websites to read as flattened pdfs
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by nocsi 3y ago
100% Websites that accept complex media from users really are stupid. It’s bad enough sanitizing other input, but the added costs with transcoding and storing user content, all the meanwhile exposing unnecessary risk to processes. I’d just
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by nocsi 3y ago
Hello kitty island adventure
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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s called Hello Kitty Island Adventure. Btw, if you didn’t know, Apple Arcade’s subscriber count dwarfs everyone else’s. Go walk around outside and evaluate what device your average kid is using. I promise, most of the kids are using some
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by nocsi 3y ago
Odd, because Apples already implemented a thin client on iPhones, it’s called CarPlay. It can work over usb or Wi-Fi. Otherwise I don’t see apple ever allowing a device to be a one stop. If they were going for that then it obsoletes stuff l
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by nocsi 3y ago
The more you use your own identity, the more possibilities there are for an attacker to compromise you. So ideally.. don’t use credit. But even criminals need credit too, so they craft synthetic identities and use these as proxies to operat
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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s best they dog food this type of thing hard before the public gets their hands on it. It’s one of those high profile areas they have to nail
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by nocsi 3y ago
Yea, but there’s a security boundary wherein you don’t want the SSH host to be executing code in your environment. Of course, the attackers can backdoor sshd to log credentials, setup init scripts on the host to execute code every client
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by nocsi 3y ago
Yea.. These students also generate capital through ticket sales and rally alumni to donate. Unless a non-producing sport.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Great. NeoPets was the best environment to hone hacking skills. Modern Infosec students can use the new site to test out XSS attacks. Nothing says early 00s nostalgia like executing code on peoples browsers and sql injection.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Also if you’re a judgemental person and have a mean face.
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by nocsi 3y ago
They don’t even need to hijack the actual TLD. Just have an internal catch all that is defined on their internal DNS. Then the sender has to double confirm the addresses before it’d be passed through.
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by nocsi 3y ago
I do that too. So if we’re on the same network and conflict, it’ll become “iPhone (1)”, etc.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Have some perspective. The US used to solve things by outright evicting Chinese workers or interning Japanese. If the solution to stem foreign influence and manipulation is to throttle/ban an app that platforms crazies - then I must sa
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by nocsi 3y ago
Synchronizing LLMs, streaming AR textures, downloading Linux ISOs. If you give someone bandwidth, they will fill it.
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by nocsi 3y ago
In 10 years Sony… I don’t think Sony is intending to go all out on gaming going forward. They’ve been figuring out how to cross pollinate their IPs into media productions. It certainly will make them more money in the long term but some peo

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