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by olyjohn 2y ago
Your analogy is flawed. This isn't testing someone's house. This is buying the locks that are on people's houses and testing them in your own location. Which people should absolutely be doing.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Also breaking into a single persons house... maybe they don't want to lock their doors. It affects nobody but them. These systems affect lots of people, it's a public safety issue, and there is a company being paid money by the pu
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by olyjohn 2y ago
In my 1984 Honda, the resume button brings me back to the speed I was set at before I hit the brakes.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Nobody has headphones with those connectors. Sounds like Bluetooth is for you.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Saying you have nothing but a backpack, when in fact you have a backpack and tens of thousands of dollars is lying. This whole thing is a ton of lying for their own personal benefit.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
I dont think two wrongs make a right.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
What retail store doesn't have price tags on their items?
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Just read the comment you replied to. You're charged if found not guilty.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Lathes probably have PCs connected to them to control them, and do CNC stuff (he did say the controllers). Laser alignment machines all have PCs connected to them these days. The cranes and lifts though... I've never heard of them bein
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by olyjohn 2y ago
But it has created a culture of everything needing to be kept up to date all the time no matter what, and pulling control of those updates out of your own hands into the provider's.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Microsoft shops gonna be running Hyper-V. Probably also got hosed.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Not like the security software has ever stopped it.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
You keep posting this over and over. So what? Is it supposed the be okay because Google does it too?
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by olyjohn 2y ago
I loved having the computer flat under the monitor. I could access the drives, and power / reset buttons easily. However, I didn't like having to move the monitor to get inside my case. Once I got a tower, then I ended up using a
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Why are programing students having a hard time setting up thier environments? Shouldn't they have taken some OS 101 classes? At least know how to install software? I never went to college, but I assumed they would get you proficient in
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Gave a seagull some french fries at the beach. Flock shows up. People downwind were not pleased to be getting pooped on.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
This is the same for every drug. None of them work the same for everybody all the time. Like they say everybody is different.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
FAA has jurisdiction 400 feet above your house. So no, not at 30k feet. But maybe at 350 feet...
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Like how my calculator runs off of the the tiny solar panel that is built in and is powered by ambient light in the room.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Why is BitTorrent an edge case? I paid for the bandwidth, if I want to host a... Linux ISO, why shouldn't I? What if I pay for, and download 30 movies for offline use onto my phone because I know I'm going somewhere that there is
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Fine then, let's get rid of software copyrights too. We can copy the AI software, models, datasets all we want. They don't get copyright protection for their software while declaring that everybody else doesn't get copyright
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by olyjohn 2y ago
And this is why we have tons of trash software that runs like garbage, and nothing but low quality trash products on the market. People who don't give a fuck about anything but profit.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
What if they don't have Taco Bell where they are from? Do you have to eat out at bespoke mom and pop restaurants for every single meal just because you're a tourist? Sometimes you might just want to grab something fast on the way
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by olyjohn 2y ago
We're talking about an intercom in a school system. Why would they care about encryption or someone listening in? They probably just want to be able to talk to other people on campus, and not have it be taken over remotely by some scri
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by olyjohn 2y ago
Yeah they keep adding garbage to the home screen, and putting it between the things that I actually use. Smells like desperation.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
If you have to force people to turn it on, maybe it sucks and you shouldn't waste your time developing it.
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by olyjohn 2y ago
We didn't use phone numbers to prove our identity back then. It was only used to call you. You often wanted it to be public so you could be reached. Now it's a critical piece of information required to access services online and p
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by olyjohn 2y ago
This is correct. The only shortage is the amount they're willing to pay machinists. I was just looking at these jobs online, and haven't seen one pay anywhere near $85k. If they were so desperate, the wages should be going up to t
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by olyjohn 2y ago
I had a trailer hitch on my Fit, and would show up to moving parties and embarrass all the pickup trucks with how much stuff I could haul. Their trucks had tiny 6 foot beds, my trailer was 8 feet long, plus all the crap I could fit in the b
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by olyjohn 2y ago
More likely they just had the car overpriced like what dealerships have been doing since the pandemic.

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