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Cert Polska: December 2025 Energy Sector Attack Linked to Russian FSB(cert.pl)
4 points by rudolftheone 9mo ago|2 comments
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by rudolftheone 9mo ago
Direct PDF link: https://cert.pl/uploads/docs/CERT_Polska_Energy_Sector_Incid...
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by rudolftheone 10mo ago
Absolutely disgusting! Love it!
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by rudolftheone 10mo ago
I though I will test this case with Gemini 3 pro and bam: it nailed it perfectly on the first attempt: The string "alemwjsl" is a classic example of a keyboard input error specific to Korean users. Here is the explanation: The Hyp
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by rudolftheone 11mo ago
Yes! That's the same which caught my eye as well, oh sweet irony! :D Or maybe it's not an irony anymore, rather a shift in societal values ;)
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
Here's a good demonstration why LIDAR SHOULD be implemented instead of what Tesla tries to sell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQJL3htsDyQ
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
It would be great to have an ability to browse all the imdb movies/tv series, not just top 250 - but I like the direction :)
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
Any: flux or SD produce good results with a proper LoRA.
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
Related: I know that many people use AI image generators to make pixel art, and recently I've stumbled upon a great tool to make a proper pixelart based on AI generated input see https://github.com/jenissimo/unfa
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
I'm not an advocate for speeding in the cities, but this example is really bad - it says my trip time will be extended by 66%! For a really short one, it doesn't matter, but when you drive 40 minutes initially, it's really un
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
The first time I read "Solar Lottery" by P. K. Dick I thought "there's no way this lottery system could work for selecting authorities." But as I read on, the Minimax system sounded surprisingly similar to some real
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
So the master plan is to let governments (known for tech illiteracy and 20-year procurement cycles) regulate hyper-evolving social media platforms? Why teach people to think critically or resist engineered dopamine traps when we can have a
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
> Maybe a major factor here is social acceptance vs stigma. In the future will it be considered extremely weird and antisocial to be on your phone nonstop? Valid question - however I have a feeling that for shaping perception of such beh
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AI-assisted coding for teams that can't get away with vibes(blog.nilenso.com)
2 points by rudolftheone 1y ago|0 comments
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by rudolftheone 1y ago
We already invented that. It was called the 20th century. Tried wealth caps, nationalizations, revolutions - you name it. Usually ended with gulags, breadlines, or both. Billionaires are a symptom, not the disease. You don’t cure a fever by
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Trade Wars and Treasuries or How I Learned to Start Worrying and Watch the Bonds(old.reddit.com)
3 points by rudolftheone 2y ago|1 comments
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by rudolftheone 2y ago
Yeah... The thing is surgical or cloth masks don’t do much against PM2.5. For actual pollution, you’d need a well-fitted N95 — anything less is mostly placebo with ear loops.
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Language creates an altered state of consciousness(iai.tv)
2 points by rudolftheone 2y ago|0 comments
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by rudolftheone 2y ago
You can still use it though, but it's not entirely straightforward: you need to sideload it, see https://www.reddit.com/r/apollosideloaded/
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by rudolftheone 2y ago
Plot twist: The real 'Great Resignation' was top managers resigning from their responsibility to build good workplace culture.
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by rudolftheone 2y ago
Is it really true that the Kraftwerk "dissolved"? (They do tours still in 2024) Also the claim the reason anyone left because half of the members wanted to make sounds that looked "perfect" on an oscilloscope and not how
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by rudolftheone 2y ago
How do you get these high amounts for the internet? In my country (EU) 600Mbps costs below $15 and I know that's not the most popular fee level. $100 or even $50 on the internet only (not counting video subscriptions) sounds like some