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by rovr138 3y ago
> Yes, that is a file with zero lines that ends with an "incomplete line". It's a file with zero complete lines. But it has 1 line, that's incomplete, right? The file starts empty. Anything in it starts "a line&q
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by rovr138 3y ago
The CFAA is what's used against cases for hacking. They engaged with a system for which they didn't have permission to operate against. > (2) intentionally accesses a computer without authorization or exceeds authorized access,
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If they weren't engaged, it's hacking under the CFAA.
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Not sure how this, > Co-ordinated disclosure aims to prevent all of that by ensuring everyone knows about it at the same time helps with this, > Even in the case of automatic updates, patching can be delayed if it requires an app rest
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by rovr138 3y ago
For OpenAI API you don't need the subscription. You put X amount of money and can use it until it's consumed.
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by rovr138 3y ago
While BTRFS' RAID has issue, BTRFS on RAID can be done. I do something like this, https://kb.synology.com/en-us/DSM/tutorial/What_was_the_RAID... Basically, mdadm, then on top, format with BTRFS
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by rovr138 3y ago
Hah, same thing I thought! Went looking on the AppStore and I had bought Duet on December 2004! They went subscription based, https://www.duetdisplay.com/
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by rovr138 3y ago
I can’t use my wife’s iPad as a second display. Joined her on a travel trip. She went to the office, decided to try using her iPad as a second monitor via usb c… nope. Can’t do that. No idea why. It’s unlocked. It’s trusted. Why can’t it be
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by rovr138 3y ago
Thanks for that! I was thinking of focusing on others lifestyles. Things like food, exercise, shakes, etc
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What’s “lifestyle” in this context? I can think of a couple of meanings, but the first thing I’d recommend is a lawyer to figure out your language, privacy policy, exposure if using certain terms. For example results, quality, etc would nee
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by rovr138 3y ago
They're digging through code. The least they could do is read the readme.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Of course. And they're not saying they don't have a place. They're saying why does it matter if it's 50 vs 60 or even 100. It's a wrapper, which should be less lines. That's the whole point. Abstracting things
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by rovr138 3y ago
I gave them money for a month. Seeing how well it is. That's what I want to find out. Maybe rotate my wife and I between them... Thinking about it, the brokers might be the best companies with deleting data. "If I don't have
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by rovr138 3y ago
This isn't eBay. They have partners. They can require things from them. They can boot them if they aren't real or fake. The problem is, they don't.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Adding, You can upload an ID for the sites that require it. They suggest what data to mask out. You can give them a limited power of attorney (revocable with just a click) to act on your behalf.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Just trying it out. Required seems to be, First name, last name, country, state, city. You can add more info if needed. Don't see anything about ID, SSN. You can add other addresses. You can add extra family members. These aren't
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by rovr138 3y ago
Yes. It’s bringing attention to the issue. That way people can discuss.
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by rovr138 3y ago
https://github.com/clarkwang/passh/ On the sidebar, in the about, it says, > sshpass is broken by design This is another repo. But probably where they got it.
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by rovr138 3y ago
> BA restriction of use, it must only be used for static display.
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by rovr138 3y ago
I use ChangeDetection, - https://changedetection.io/#features - https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io > Create RSS feeds based on changes in web content
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by rovr138 3y ago
yep, since 2013
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by rovr138 3y ago
There's 2 discussions happening. 1) What's happening internally at Google, which you are right of course. The bytes could be somewhere. This could be a limit reached, a bad index, something wrongly rebuilt, actual data loss, etc.
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by rovr138 3y ago
The problem is they can't do anything. They don't know if it's one or the other and, ultimately, it's the same thing to them. And we aren't talking about regular users. These are workspace admins. People that are&#x
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by rovr138 3y ago
I’m going to laugh when they say that that’s the name of the feature. A “my drive”
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by rovr138 3y ago
To users, this is data loss until they can provide a way around it. I know that internally this is different, but until there’s anything a user can do, this is data loss for users.
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by rovr138 3y ago
> I don't think quite to the level of ADHD Or you found coping mechanisms. We all figure out what works for us. Like drinking a ton of coffee or things with caffeine... you're self medicating with your stimulant of choice.
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Fugue, > Fugue provides an easier interface to using distributed compute effectively and accelerates big data projects. It does this by minimizing the amount of code you need to write, in addition to taking care of tricks and optimizatio
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I've gone to appointments with my wife and have had to repeat what she's told the doctor to have them even pay attention. Then ask, what's the protocol to handle this? because while they listened, they weren't reacting.
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by rovr138 3y ago
> supposed changes Hasn’t Musk and others at Twitter/X said that they HAVE made changes? What’s the ‘supposed’ here relating to?
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by rovr138 3y ago
> I was on Twitter since 2007, and built a meaningful part of my career on it, and I won’t be posting at all, for the foreseeable future, because I think it does matter. If you’re someone active in your community and always there and sud

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