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   by opless 8y ago

   Did they not have access to youtube? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mv69ZxKOFSw
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   by opless 8y ago

   Actual write-up here[0], rather than on twitter [0] http://josh-tobin.com/troubleshooting-deep-neural-networks
3. 333.▲
   by opless 8y ago

   GNAA is certainly NOT something you want to google at work.
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   by opless 8y ago

   That wouldn't necessarily remove everything evil that could potentially be done with it though.
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   by opless 8y ago

   This is a good argument for never taking any electronic devices outside your home region. Even if you get your device back, after someone takes it behind the curtain and fiddles with it ... How can you be sure that they have not compromised
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   by opless 8y ago

   This is what I do for an IR camera project. Set up everything how I like it, set root read-only and mount tmpfs in various areas such as /var/log etc..
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   by opless 8y ago

   I posted it (though I'll freely admit hackaday was the source that I discovered it through) Personally I want to use it as an internal filesystem for various projects (like games - instead of zip/pak files, which are really read o
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   by opless 8y ago

   However the support for those things that are on alibaba, ebay etc. (Proxmark3 v3 Easy) is supposedly going away. I've just tried to find a page with the reasons about why they're no longer supporting it, but I've failed to f
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   A little fail-safe filesystem designed for microcontrollers (2017)(github.com)

   189 points by opless 8y ago|30 comments
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    by opless 8y ago

    I think they do. But would Moore's law apply?
11. 341.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    You could run a caching mirror for such things, such as artifactory for example.
12. 342.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    Those companies really need to learn what privacy means.
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    by opless 8y ago

    Yet it's on the front page at number 24. Frankly I look at quantum posts to giggle at the uselessness of it all. Good research maybe, but at least 30 years before anything particularly useful will likely pop up. No?
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    by opless 8y ago

    10,000 ? It's probably many many more times that about three times the magnitude. It might be a bit of a noisy dataset now that it's a meme.
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    by opless 8y ago

    Usually by the time two years are up, my phone is usually not holding much of a charge and the mechanical bits are starting to fail. I'm pretty sure iPhones are not alone in being designed to last around 18-30 months
16. 346.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    Yay for the constant downvoting. If you must disagree with my subjective opinion, reply rather than cowardly downvoting.
17. 347.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    Hmm. I can't say I can see the utility of doing that. But if they're enjoying themselves doing it, that's utility, in a way, all on it's own - I guess.
18. 348.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    Clearly not.
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    by opless 8y ago

    I am sure I’m missing the point, but surely getting the GSM/3/4G radio working for a voice call would be the whole point here and there’s zero calls made yet by postmarketOS, in over 600 days that’s a pretty bad state to be in. No
20. 350.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    As are the vulnerabilities. The locks look like they're a simple target for anyone with a proxmark device and close proximity to someone with access.
21. 351.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    Correction: https://prakhartechviz.blogspot.com/2019/01/can-bots-tell-yo...
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    by opless 8y ago

    https://web.archive.org/web/20190114063123/https://mihankes1... This link works.
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    by opless 8y ago

    It was a reference to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_Hungarian_Phrasebook - no idea why I got downvoted ... perhaps Monty Python isn't appreciated outside the UK ?
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    by opless 8y ago

    Best. Phrase. Ever.
25. 355.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    Mostly "Our records detect that you've been the victim of a no-fault car accident"
26. 356.▲
    by opless 8y ago

    The met typically doesn’t “investigate” unless there are drugs, knives, or “black youths” (I’m not kidding you) involved.
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    by opless 8y ago

    I’ve used the non-emergency number when students parties get a bit out of hand and are noisy at 2pm. They don’t promise anything but ultimately a patrol car wanders by about 30-60 minutes later and quite often they park up and “investigate”
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    by opless 8y ago

    And because the people wanting it don't listen to experts either.
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    by opless 8y ago

    Though it makes sense if you're watching it on your phone maximised in its natural orientation.
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    by opless 8y ago

    I thought you robbed Piotr to pay Paul...