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Framework Data Breach(reddit.com)
9 points by rkagerer 2mo ago|3 comments
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by rkagerer 2mo ago
Mission achieved: It's cute. Some feedback on the UI. Just knowing there was an automatic timer made me feel rushed while reading each expanded step (regardless of speed selected), so I tried to manually take over the navigation, by u
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
One clarification: > It backs up data for apps opting out of cloud backups with allowBackup="false" This is untrue for older apps targeting API 30 (Android 11) and earlier. As I understand it, allowBackup is still respected
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
If anyone is wondering or it's not clear, AI was used. (There's some discussion in a sibling comment).
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
When I hear people use the generic word "content" it grinds my gears. It lacks any sort of deep meaning, and feels insulting when applied to genuine work that real humans poured their sweat, time, energy and passion into creating
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
Indeed, I always turn this down as I don't consent. If you had a thorough read of the major providers' Terms of Service, you wouldn't either. It's a shame, if they had an AI transcription tool that kept everything in-ho
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
This bit is interestingly unintuitive - to go faster, do more iterations: > As far as the number of while loop iterations, I’m instead going to iterate a fixed number of times, log2 of the number of buckets. For some value this might i
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
Some kind of source IP masking would be prudent. As you pointed out, some of those machines are compromised, and you aren't making their owners' lives any easier. Bad actors might use the data you're publishing to fingerprin
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
I'd be thrilled if this could lead to higher fidelity print and Save-to-PDF functionality in browsers.
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
This all comes down to humane treatment of your fellow human beings. I grew up in an era where that was a core expectation of our culture. But I see that tenet degrading in various ways - how we broadcast our views on social media (reduced
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
Do you give it access to the internet? Is there some means to monitor the queries it's sending (or hold and review before transmission) or throttle to avoid triggering abuse thresholds on any single domain?
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
so many layers of management Sounds like the source of your problem, right there.
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
> The case later took a turn, when Microsoft attempted to reframe it as a copyright dispute. VL was leaning on the EU's UsedSoft ruling, which established that secondhand software licenses could legally be resold. Microsoft changed
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
This isn't unique to touchscreen interfaces. I have the same frustration when performing a sequence of keyboard commands and the OS can't keep up (or some other application or unwanted notification pop-up steals the focus).
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by rkagerer 3mo ago
Screenshots?
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
I have a real problem with the pretense posed by the article that the club has no blame. They should have understood the risk they were taking on by subcontracting a vendor to collect passports, and better vetted that vendor. Obviously th
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Yuck. I'd never buy that, no matter how much I wanted to read the content.
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
But it may not be the only one! > recordings of a second 52-hertz whale, heard elsewhere at the same time, have been sporadically found since 2010.
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
In a nutshell, is this basically "stress the part and it wears out faster"?
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
The control panels that fuse schematics and buttons and indicators feel like a peak of design philosophy. Intuitive, readily interpretable at a glance, spatially oriented (instead of tucked behind layers of tabs and recursive settings).
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
What's particularly objectionable about the Futo License? Is it this part? you may not remove or obscure any functionality in the software related to payment to the Licensor in any copy you distribute to others.
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
The same time every day, around 11pm, I go to the kitchen, select two different treats, say the word “choice”, and present the treats in either hand, allowing Bebop to only take one... By the time the experiment started, Bebop was used to
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Space Daily articles are produced with AI assistance and reviewed by editorial staff before publication You can tell. The photo is of a vintage notebook with aircraft diagrams, totally unrelated to Marie Curie. This would be a great topi
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
With those slower drives, programmers tended to be more careful about not wasting those preciously expensive I/O's - they had to put more care into architecture, often resulting in more optimized, efficient code. And since lags w
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
This is such a typical pattern of enshittification from Microsoft. Something Windows 3.1/95/2000/XP made easy - adding a File Type Association - became increasingly contorted over time. If I recall correctly, in Windows 7 th
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
How effective do you think this test will be? Is the reactive strip used in the kit an existing, well-proven product?
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Ok. I don't need or want this. Doesn't mean others can't find it useful. e.g. I bet some portion of users would appreciate Dark mode without resorting to CSS tweaks. /rant
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
You mean AaaS (Astronomy as a Service)
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
There is a word for this, it's called Racketeering.
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by rkagerer 4mo ago
Is it ironic the first thing I noticed on their landing page was "Find us on GitHub"? They need a FAQ entry "Why isn't Lore hosted on Lore?"

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