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by qmarchi 4y ago
In case anyone wanted to run SteamOS on metal (or inside a VM), the more user friendly approach is probably to use HoloISO from https://github.com/theVakhovskeIsTaken/holoiso . They've managed to get things working
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by qmarchi 4y ago
Yes and no. Tesla destination chargers (Level 2 EVSEs) by default have a J1772 compatibility mode that allows other vehicles to communicate with it. Just have to get the right adapter. Superchargers however are still Tesla only in the US. S
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by qmarchi 4y ago
SMS is based on SS7 signaling, which is broken pretty bad: https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/SS7-attack There's also SIM-swap attacks that rely on social engineering your carrier.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
1st rule about memegen, is don't talk about memegen >.>
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by qmarchi 5y ago
They're backed by the same registrar, so it makes sense. Disc. Googler, not in Domains.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
It's not a terrible idea, and personally, I believe we should be doing more proactive reach-out when events like this are happening. Thing like text messages, push notifications, and big red scary banners on the home pages of unrelated
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Heyo, First off, sorry to hear that this has happened to you. It's never the for tools to be abused like this and for support be to be so unreachable. I've gone ahead and sent you an email so I can get some details and we can work
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Not going to lie, I thought that this was a Library (the public facility) sending/receiving books via infrared. I guess "Phrasing" is relevant here?
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by qmarchi 5y ago
To add ontop, It's perfectly capable that you control things like SSH and other services through a Zero-trust system as well. Personally, there's things like Pomerium.io that can handle HTTP(s) services, as well as TCP services. E
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by qmarchi 5y ago
That's a good question, now isn't it? In reality, what we can expose, is that during the early boot process, our systems reach out to another system that register's its interest, and as a user (from another trusted device, ph
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Hey, you actually have a few options, notably, doing nothing! Comcast doesn't actually change your public IP address between DHCP renewals and thus it's effectively static. The only time that it'll change is when the modem is
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by qmarchi 5y ago
See: The Sony PS3
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Japanese culture is very strict about being being precise and having high expectations of each other and of companies in general. Some may not know this, but trains, and railcars in Japan are accurate _down to the second_ and if there'
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by qmarchi 5y ago
There's some nice bits of hardware in there. Notably, there's a Zigbee radio, so getting OpenWRT and running Home Assistant is totally a possibility.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
In case anyone wants it, here's how to root a TP-Link OnHub. They're essentially glorified chromebooks, with some magic sauce on them. https://www.exploitee.rs/index.php/Rooting_The_Google_OnHub Dis: Googler,
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Yeah, my fiancee's grandparents sent us pictures of the there camp being completely flooded.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
What post convinced you to get the ReMarkable?
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by qmarchi 5y ago
They aren't relying on their own products to sell, but they provide the "operating system" for some cheaper Smart TVs. (Disc: Googler, not in YT)
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by qmarchi 5y ago
I think the dilenation point comes in with whether they are an IT "person" or a school administrator. Regularly, I would end up in trouble in my High School for things like bypassing the root account (using ShellShock), or nullify
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Hey! Googler here! We don't use our hardware located on partner networks to do indexing. Those machines are searching for malware and serving some YouTube videos and Play Store downloads.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that this is ongoing for several days now. Riot Games' Valorant looks to be using AWS' Oregon datacenter and I've noticed intermittent packet loss from the Seattle metro area.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
In this case, we do have a system for appeals, and it was included in the initial email. However, it seems like the system triggered on Friday/Saturday, where most of our support personnel were enjoying their weekend, which lead to lon
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Heyo, Googler here. Can you shoot me an email to <snip> with your domain information? I'll forward it where I can and hope we can figure out what's going on. I unfortunately can promise anything, but I'll try my hardest
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Critical Vulnerability Discovered in Azure's DynamoDB(arstechnica.com)
6 points by qmarchi 5y ago|2 comments
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Kind of a salty take on it. Personally, I appreciate the emojis, they allow a more dense information transfer when used correctly, like when reacting to a chat message. Similarly, with Github Discussions, each emoji has a distinct meaning a
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Honestly, I agree with the policy. The fundamental misunderstanding that people who say "Why aren't we paid for what you produce" is that the existing compensation _is_ paying for what you produce, it's also taking into
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by qmarchi 5y ago
There's also: - Tensor = the SoC for the Pixel 6 + P6 Pro - Tensor Processing Unit = co-processor on the Tensor SoC, and as a dedicated chip on other Google Phones, - Edge Tensor Processing Unit = a dedicated device (USB/M.2/
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by qmarchi 5y ago
I'd imagine that if Google were to ever start deploying ARM servers, it could be a big boon. Amazon Web Services and Oracle Cloud already have ARM servers available, and Azure is supposedly working on their own ARM chips, wouldn't
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by qmarchi 5y ago
Many newer models of laptops, especially those being deployed in the enterprise have the ability to reset the BIOS locked out as well, to prevent explicitly the attacks suggested in the OP.
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by qmarchi 5y ago
He was noting in his specific locale, where it's entirely possible that there aren't any toxic/poisonous variants.

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