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President unveils new 'Trump class' fleet of battleships(cnn.com)
6 points by p_ing 10mo ago|5 comments
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Based on this response, this thread isn't for you nor about you. The general public needs security updates.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Problem is the history o people failing to patch causing widespread Internet outages, such as via SQL Slammer; a SQL Server patch had been available for six months to protect against the vulnerability. Microsoft learned the lesson that user
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by p_ing 10mo ago
In 1985, there were no autoupdates/forced updates/or really any available updates that didn't come on physical media.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
BSD utils in macOS are BSD licensed.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Apple outlines the architecture here - https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Da...
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Why would BSD use GPL? BSD has a BSD license. It doesn't require source code releases.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
This isn't Bay Area. Police aren't ineffective, hell they kill unarmed individuals on a regular basis. That's damn effective to ending any form of future crime!
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by p_ing 10mo ago
> then how do we enforce laws? We don't! I mean, the police don't do so today. No tabs? OK! Expired tabs? OK, too! No license plates? Who gives a shit? Not the police. And that dives into more impactful crimes such as property
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Time to re-read what "urban" is defined as. My town, for instance, is counted as "urban", yet there is a single bus that will take you anywhere near to true urban center that comes twice per day. It's six miles (~15
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by p_ing 10mo ago
> Second, no one is being stalked or harassed by a fixed camera. Not the camera, no, just the eyes behind it -- namely police officers who have been caught stalking exes via Flock. > Third, there are problems that only surveillance ca
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Unfortunately they haven't disabled them in all locales.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Sounds great -- if you're an urbanite and not the ~half of the population [in the US] who doesn't live anywhere near an urban center.
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There is a sign put up by the county on a downward hill with some nice curves in it. It _used_ to display your speed but that was removed in favor of just flashing "Slow Down" once people used it to see how fast they could navigat
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by p_ing 10mo ago
I had thought about creating a larger roadside banner with the faces (pulled from voters guide) of the city council members who approved Flock, along with the face of the Sheriff with something along the lines of "These people want to
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Manuals in those days were often essential for background story, gameplay, and anti-piracy. Your statement applies today; game design back then was different, manuals were not frowned upon and often exciting to read through. They were part
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by p_ing 10mo ago
https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/about-software-up... > Note: Because of dependency on architecture and system changes to any current version of Apple operating systems (for example, macOS 26, iOS 26,
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Apple users not updating major OSes goes back to the 90s with System 7. It's a seemingly weird habit that some formed even as exposure to vulnerabilities increased.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
This was a great talk! I'm interested to hear what you believe the desktop UX ('human interface') issues to actually be, today. Rightly your talk was not about specific issues or specific solutions, but as a desktop user (mac
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by p_ing 10mo ago
It's like ST:TNG Season 3 Episode 26 and Season 4 Episode 1. You had to wait a whole ~four months to see Episode 1 when Episode 26 ended in a "holy shit!" moment on top of one of the best TNG episodes to-date. If you watch
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by p_ing 10mo ago
The author did not make any statements that would lead to the conclusion the issue is lack of information provided by the platform, simply they do not state any troubleshooting steps taken.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
There's not enough information to come to a conclusion as to what the 503s originated from. There is enough information for manufactured outrage, of course. I don't see why one would want to run in-the-clear over the Azure network
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Non-technical end users love MCP. Usage in Copilot Studio makes life super easy for them -- they don't have to figure out what connector to use, just plop the Email MCP server in there and they can start asking email-related questions.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
I'm referring to Copilot Chat. The data resides in your Exchange mailbox. You're referring to the consumer product.
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Looks like you can buy one through the usual suspect - https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256810106029551.html
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by p_ing 10mo ago
> ChatGPT web UI was also like this for the longest time Copilot Chat has been perfect in this respect. It's currently GPT 5.0, moving to 5.1 over the next month or so, but at least I've never lost an (even old) conversation si
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by p_ing 10mo ago
Deploy a TLS interceptor (forward proxy). There are many out there, both free and paid for solutions; there are also agent-based endpoint solutions like Netskope which do this so you don't have to route traffic through an internal devi
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by p_ing 10mo ago
> What is the point of this thing in the first place? It's easier for end users to wire up than to try to wire up individual APIs.
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by p_ing 11mo ago
Not that everyone needs it, but it doesn't seem like Mikrotik has any 6E or 7 WAPs? If they do, I'd love to try one
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by p_ing 11mo ago
No idea, I use old on desktop with RES and not-logged-in web on mobile, which is trash.

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