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by simulator5g 4mo ago
This would probably be a supply chain attack if it ever happens.
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
Someone could have told them it was anything else that you wouldn't want on your body. Like, fart spray or whatever. A prank. That behavior doesn't really tell you anything conclusive, but I guess they just let anyone be a cop the
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
You can't really turn off most BLE devices with internal batteries, off means low power mode nowadays. Some of them are still discoverable on wireshark when they are 'off'.
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
Sometimes I see my BT speaker broadcasting BLE info when it is turned off. Most things do not really 'turn off' these days.
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
The idea wasn't to convince anyone of anything, it was to reduce RF noise so the cops could find the offending device more quickly. Also if it were a real threat you would probably quickly identify someone who is unwilling to turn off
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
While it may or may not be infeasible, it is entirely possible to determine the source of a radio signal. It is also possible to overlay that tech on a camera feed so that you get a composite image showing like, someone standing in the airp
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
Devices with built-in batteries are ok for checked bags in the US (though, the temperature swing isn't good for their long term health, and whichever airline you choose may have their own further restriction on that). It's just re
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
This part is factually incorrect: "...a notification lives only in the notification centre, which clears, drops and summarises what passes through it and retains nothing reliably." Your notification center reliably retains informa
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
Besides that, taste is only a small part of the experience of eating something. You can't use an algorithm to cook good food if it has no reference to smell, texture, appearance, psychology, nutrition, culture, etc. You don't even
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
It just makes everything feel faster. I went from 500m to 2.5g thinking I would immediately go back (I really just wanted the upgrade to XGS-PON to run my own network) and then I couldn't go back. Its very much like using a higher refr
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
There's also a common misconception that copper means slow. Because when you have internet from a copper cable in the US, it usually sucks.
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
Or just leave the machine plugged in and turned on for like 5 minutes while you grab a coffee or have a conversation. It doesn't really take that long to warm up to room temperature. Unless this guy is like biking 15 miles to work in t
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
It had the soul of a PC
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
You're thinking in pre-covid peasant dollars. $40m isn't that much anymore, and frankly never was to these people.
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
They have funded each other since the beginning of the search engines, so I'm not sure the distinction is very important.
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by simulator5g 4mo ago
Oh sure, you get free stuff indefinitely if you abuse the system. You sound like that tiktok post about the "infinite free money glitch" that is check fraud.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
[Child]: Moooom can we get Terry Davis? [Mom]: We have Terry Davis at home. [znnajdla]: In fact I am actually tempted to build my own OS — something I wouldnt have dared to think of before AI.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
Better signal penetration with Wi-Wi could be a game changer for battery life.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
The new business model is misinformation sold by the highest bidder. Ask it what's the most reliable kind of computer, it answers with whoever paid the most this week.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
broseph, lowkey you need to read a little about emotional regulation, this person was not trying to disrespect anyone
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
Its unfortunate that society no longer has any mechanism to prevent someone named something like "Asperger" from naming things after themselves. This was a helpful side effect of bullying, like when you fix a bug and it turns out
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
"Personally, I want my CPU to be just warm enough that I can tell its working. We should outlaw overclocking because of [insert some way that it bothers somebody]" This is just culture war for HN commenters. Everyone should grow u
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
The bacteria in your gut come from food, the long-term fix is to eat a better diet. Unfortunately, this is quite confusing for most people because you can't see the microbiome in your food, and the only practical way to sense what kind
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
I mean the word transplant implies that it does not go in the mouth. Unless the patient uh... does things a little differently.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
its alright bub some of us autists thought it was funny
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
Yes exactly! Replace toy with peaceful neighborhood. From each other's perspective, you both appear to have the same goals. How would you solve that without taking away someone else's peaceful neighborhood?
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
You're interpreting this completely differently; I was referring to the idea of big feedback being a driving factor in any human action. Feedback doesn't have to come from another person noticing you. It can be as simple as, I did
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
Its still a thing but only on older devices. Eventually exploits get published long after they've been sold many times.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
"This "web browser" is used as a glorified-" Don't go down this road.
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by simulator5g 5mo ago
This is basically a solved problem. Saturn used plastic body panels on cars for a while. These cars had some painted metal parts that were protected by the plastic, and would never rust, because painted metal only rusts after the paint is c

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