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by scrps 3y ago
They use google domains and I am pretty sure it would fall under the ToS deceptive practices subsection. Guessing ICANN also has a similar clause.
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by scrps 3y ago
This is fantastic
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by scrps 3y ago
Parent: "Go to your room! How many times have I told you about memory safety? Now I find gcc on your computer and you are hanging out with the GPL crowd... You are grounded!" Kid: "I AM NEVER USING RUST, I HATE MEMORY SAFETY
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by scrps 3y ago
The rental market is a decentralized network, with companies like these the network gets routed through a central node and the operator of that node has pefect visibility while the connections being routed have no idea what every other conn
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by scrps 3y ago
That sounds like a dark pool for the rental market.
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by scrps 3y ago
I run ssh on an overlay network so it is never directly exposed to the internet and it is nice to not have to worry about changing ports, fail2ban, knocking. Of course you don't get to do fun analytics on the bots though.
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by scrps 3y ago
Poking around their site a bit deeper they seem to make some sort of marketing displays that are gesture controlled so obviously this qualifies them to make an "AI laptop". What is that? Local LLM? Do I have some agent watching al
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by scrps 3y ago
Well either the Prodigy is a misogynistic nazi front band (they must hide Maxim and Thornhill at the rallies) or Ed Power has run out of non-fiction to write.
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by scrps 3y ago
Wondering if maybe someone got clever with SS7 or some other signaling protocol and found a way to DoS using it, seems like a dumb way to burn it so I am probably wrong and it will turn out to be some backend service everyone uses got poppe
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by scrps 3y ago
That at least heads toward rationality. Something along the lines of if you are caught with a flipper zero during the commission of a crime AND the flipper zero was used to further it then it becomes a "burglary tool" or some such
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by scrps 3y ago
Bravo!
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by scrps 3y ago
Presumably having a flipper in your pocket, if the ban happens, will subject you to legal liability and something tells me the penalties will be less than stealing a car. So the people who are trying to use the flipper zero to commit a grea
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by scrps 3y ago
This is an archived incident from today, seems to be latency and some memory use issue or I'd assume related. https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2614
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Don't use Americans' data on the sly to train AI, FTC warns businesses(cnn.com)
1 points by scrps 3y ago|1 comments
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by scrps 3y ago
Wi-Fi Alliance: Fixed management frame deauth in WPA3. Also Wi-Fi Alliance: Refactored(-ish) deauth to unprotected power-save bit.
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by scrps 3y ago
HP in the role of the guy who just stumbled upon the dumpster fire of security and now sees conspiracy everywhere to justify vendor lock-in... The chips are in the ink maaaaaaan! I'd like off the ride now.
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by scrps 3y ago
A friend of mine was stabbed to death during a robbery, he was from a low income neighborhood very much in a wealthy western city, he was stabbed to death simply to avoid him fighting back because he was a big guy so they ran up on him from
108.
by scrps 3y ago
I think some religious parents with gay kids have tried that line before. Deafness is a medical issue depriving a human being of a naturally evolved sense that is critical to survival even in a stable civilized world. Denying them that sens
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by scrps 3y ago
Is there a country or a system of government that doesn't have this class of problems? I sure can't find one and I've been to quite a few.
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by scrps 3y ago
Normally I would agree if an engineer directly knew what they were doing was bad and didn't say no but in the case of MCAS: pilots had no idea it was there. Yes, it also wasn't properly redundant and that is bad but had the pilots
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by scrps 3y ago
I agree with the bulk of what you are saying but at the same time there are different levels of threats, gait analysis and access to massive troves of data is state-level or central corps. Where most ordinary people run into trouble is deci
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by scrps 3y ago
I think our wires are getting crossed. Who is the threat in your scenario?
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by scrps 3y ago
This has what to do with flooding so many fakes of a person that all photos are assumed fake by the public?
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by scrps 3y ago
Could look into mirroring something like a package repo for a linux distro. Could offer devs of any software you use free hosting. Host any number of services like mastodon or searx, etc. Two things to remember is legal liability and securi
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by scrps 3y ago
Insane idea: generate a ton of fakes of yourself, some subtle, some obvious... Which mirror in the forest or mirrors is actually you?
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by scrps 3y ago
I actually bought a cheapo chinese drone, works well, works a little too well. I get curious... It is supposed to work on 802.11 (according to the FCC filing) but it has exceptional range which wasn't matching up to my expectations. I
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by scrps 3y ago
Good marketing pitch for disclosing to the highest bidder rather than responsibly to industry, gonna go to jail you might as well get top dollar for your trouble. Oh no we did a terrible job and hardcoded credentials, someone found and trie
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by scrps 3y ago
I'll join you in being downvoted. Human teachers can be audited without advanced knowledge in maths, computer science, and information theory to discover what went wrong. Human teachers can be held accountable. A Human teacher has limi
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by scrps 3y ago
I see what you did there and I like it but inquiring minds must know: will it come with a launcher and preferably a rootki... I mean anti-cheat/drm?
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by scrps 3y ago
Ah the old National Security play. Nothing gets you a nice political Do Not Touch sign like military/natsec contracting.

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