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by rho138 3y ago
Yes, pay them their worth.
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by rho138 3y ago
Sounds like they just need to be nationalized at this point.
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by rho138 3y ago
You will enjoy being the product.
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by rho138 3y ago
Snacks if thats your vibe, plenty of fluids, a safe space and 2-3 easy/actionable game plans if the vibe changes. For a personal anecdote, it’s being mentally aware/prepared that “I’m tripping on LSD and this too shall end” when t
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by rho138 3y ago
I immediately think of the A Perfect Circle recording done at Red Rocks where the acoustics off the rock formations give an extra depth to the noise. Still one of my favorite live albums of all time.
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by rho138 3y ago
> Don’t breathe that
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by rho138 3y ago
So many IOT devices are slinging this garbage can.
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by rho138 3y ago
All of the above? Nix isn’t the first package manager to do something unique.
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by rho138 3y ago
I literally never use these services - except for remote access for insurance write offs - because carplay and android auto. They’re worthless featured at the end of the day. Edit: at least my heaters and massage chairs aren’t on a subscrip
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by rho138 3y ago
I dropped 50k on a VW id4 and it’s honestly been a delight. All of the ranges have been spot on and the only issue has been the OTA updates being borked.
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by rho138 3y ago
They’re the perfect target to hit when looking to pivot across/through a network though. Not to mention the risk of being hit during a ransomware event. Keeping around legacy hardware/software is the pinnacle of fuck around and fi
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by rho138 3y ago
A bike doesn’t weigh over a ton though, while understandable that some bikers ride rather aggressively their ability to maneuver effectively at speed is far better than a car.
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by rho138 3y ago
> Browses to motherhood.gov, iphone _freaks out_.
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by rho138 3y ago
The inability for the general population to decouple the religion & people from the state are wild to me.
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by rho138 3y ago
I spell it out like a savage “f s c k”… its like calling fstab “f-stab.”
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by rho138 3y ago
My favorite for this is bulk batching anything that could freeze well and owning a chest freezer - if thats an option. Chili, burritos, spaghetti, curry, etc. Anything that goes on rice is a prime target, just make 2-3 cups per person at th
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5Ghoul: Unleashing Chaos on 5G Edge Devices(asset-group.github.io)
137 points by rho138 3y ago|24 comments
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by rho138 3y ago
> No left wing? The US has essentially become socialist. We’re really drowning in socialism right now with our private healthcare that’s tied to a workplace only if the employee works >32 hours per week.
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by rho138 3y ago
I love when people start using “isms” as scare tactics but pick the wrong one(s). True communist states wouldn’t necessarily thrive on a lack of privacy, but totalitarian and capitalist systems have and would.
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by rho138 3y ago
Just a friendly reminder that Tesla isn’t the only show in town. Chargepoint shows several thousand charging stations just in manhattan.
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by rho138 3y ago
> I have nothing to hide so please read all my comms big daddy government Dude everyone minds that their _private_ correspondence is being read by prying eyes. Just because you’re technically inclined to do so [enable e2ee per chat] does
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by rho138 3y ago
Every US government office - at both the state and federal - levels has records keeping requirements. It’s the reason we can submit FOIA requests that return with data from the 30s.
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by rho138 3y ago
I just wish they’d let end-users set their own search engines natively vs the current walled garden.
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by rho138 3y ago
Unless they use MDM to push a profile that authorizes a specific application/developer to access system resources without prompting the user. This is a common practice for deploying security applications - e.g. crowdstrike requires ful
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by rho138 3y ago
Avoid Devo, querying across data sets with their system was hot garbage in comparison to both splunk and elastic. Then when you try and break up with them it becomes a whole thing.
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by rho138 3y ago
> Data Broker increases avenues for data collection from global populace Fixed it for you
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by rho138 3y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/eminent_domain
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by rho138 3y ago
Microsoft only just released these capabilities to their lowest tiers after having one of their MSA keys popped by Chinese threat actors. It would be silly to migrate from an enterprise that generally cares about their network to one that h
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by rho138 3y ago
Gist: Managers actually need to be effective managers and provide actionable guidance.
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by rho138 3y ago
I love websites that violate the Colorado Privacy Act.

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