sathackr

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by sathackr 3y ago
After seeing everything that was touch on the one I drove I was thankful at least the turn signals and wipers were physical. Can't imagine trying to drive safely without those. The layout of the touch UI was better on the Tesla. I ques
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by sathackr 3y ago
I have an ioniq 5 as well and recently drove a 2023 model 3. It had some nice features but overall reaffirmed my decision not to buy a Tesla when I bought the Ioniq 5. The braking algorithm for the adaptive cruise control on the M3 was not
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by sathackr 3y ago
It's the collision avoidance braking when parking in close quarters. It applies the brakes automatically when you are within about 6 inches of an obstacle and moving towards it. Often false-fires when parallel parking in tight quarters
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by sathackr 3y ago
ssh/web works fine for me for 10+yrs and many thousands of devices
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by sathackr 3y ago
v7 has a REST API. Much easier to use. https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/REST+API
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by sathackr 3y ago
Are they that good though? Can they really say "show me the brother of ___" Or can they just say we know these two people are closely related? But good point regardless.
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by sathackr 3y ago
I haven't done a DNA test before, but I assume the identity verification is lax at best. Would it be practical to just generate a "burner" persona to attach your test to? Yes your data technically will exist, but will be effe
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by sathackr 4y ago
I can get a car loan for 0%-5% interest rate In most market I feel you can safely earn at least an ~8% return if you invest fairly conservatively. Why would I forego an 3-8% return on my money by paying cash for an asset that's just go
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by sathackr 4y ago
If they stationed them near the edge of current coverage, the ship could be the inter-satellite link until the actual inter-satellite links are working.
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by sathackr 4y ago
Well yea, you could blow it apart with explosives, melt it with acid, or beat the key holder with a wrench until he gave you the key. But I think the idea around "picking" is to nondestructively operate the lock without using the
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by sathackr 4y ago
I have always said "if someone made it, someone can break it" Nothing is unhackable/impenetrable. period.
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by sathackr 4y ago
or instead of rapping, just a buzzer or something to vibrate the pins while holding them very lightly bound. Just because you can't pick at the pins doesn't mean you can't move them.
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by sathackr 4y ago
wonder if you could pick it just enough to allow the first rotation, to the point the slider binds the pins and then just start rapping on it until they lock into place?
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by sathackr 5y ago
I can tell you first-hand that either it does, or some people are naturally immune. My family of 4 including me just spent 10 days in a hotel room. One(A) was too young to be vaccinated, one(B) was too young to be boosted but was vaccinated
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by sathackr 5y ago
The Supreme Court should not do anything based on any ideology or desired results. The Court should interpret the law and the constitution as it is written. If that enables an undesirable result, then the legislative branch can take correct
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by sathackr 5y ago
There exists a similar guide to this for obtaining subscriber information for an IP address. Including a table that listed which providers would hand over data without a subpoena and what the retention period was for each provider. One of t
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by sathackr 5y ago
Current fiber-containing submarine cables also have electrical lines to power inline amplifiers. Even fiber signals can't travel those kinds of distances without repeaters.
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by sathackr 5y ago
Childcare costs have gone up also. As have most other cost of living metrics. That's what inflation is. Full time child care in Brooklyn, NY was $2000/mo for 1 child when I inquired earlier this year.
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by sathackr 5y ago
So it's the car companies fault if I crash my car? They should limit vehicle speed to 5mph so I don't hurt myself or others. I have used many of these routers. Admin access on the wan port is blocked by default and must be enabled
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by sathackr 5y ago
And the matching photo is uploaded upon match. So regardless the photo is uploaded. What's the point again of taking this further step?
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by sathackr 5y ago
I appreciate this well thought out and logical approach. The issue I have is with the way this is presented. I actually really like the local-only features related to making underage users second-guess sending/viewing potentially harmf
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by sathackr 5y ago
Pretty sad when you trust the "bad" guys more than the "good" guys. I'm much less concerned with <random malware> on my device than I am with the governments of the world having access to it. At least the moti
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by sathackr 5y ago
They scan things I send them. They don't (publicly announce that they) scan things on my device.
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by sathackr 5y ago
Directly from the link: > ...the system performs on-device matching using a database of known CSAM image hashes provided by NCMEC and other child safety organizations. Apple further transforms this database into an unreadable set of hash
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by sathackr 5y ago
US Government: We suspect the person in this photo of committing a crime. Here is your subpoena, Apple. You are directed to scan all iPhone and iCloud storage for any pictures matching this NeuralHash and report to us where you find them. C
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by sathackr 5y ago
Not sure why it's so hard for some people. When Amazon Prime was real 2-day shipping and they'd send something via overnight air just to get it to you in time, it was nice. And would have been hard to give up. Now that it just mea
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by sathackr 5y ago
because the way downdetector works is it just basically counts how many people are searching/visiting for <site> down and if it's much higher than typical it flags the site as down. So if everyone searched "is google do
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by sathackr 5y ago
Because it's cheaper than paying $13.5B when it was your equipment that started it. This is nothing more than liability mitigation. And once complete, even if you don't maintain them, buried cabled generally can't start fires
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by sathackr 5y ago
I've seen this so many times. US Tax law is far too nuanced and complex for this. Just simple things like donations create issues. Donations to registered 501(c)(3) charities are tax exempt. But how does the IRS know if you gave the Sa
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by sathackr 5y ago
in space != Orbit. While an accomplishment no doubt, the utility and difficulty of achieving orbital speeds is not even in the same ballpark as simply flying above the Karman line. I used to think differently also but then I learned from KS

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