sodality2

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1. 1351.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   >It enables your car to steer, accelerate, and brake automatically within its lane. Drive to a highway, press the cruise control SET button, and openpilot will engage Ah, it isn't marketed as a full autopilot. I'm not 100% conf
2. 1352.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   Wait, they're shipping it already? Wtf, all I did was look at their codebase and I assumed they were just making some news about it. Distributing code and shipping a product are very different, and I'll be surprised if nothing bad
3. 1353.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   Well, you know the saying about eggs and omelettes. I wish you luck with getting AWS to listen to you!
4. 1354.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   Don't forget to delete your account!
5. 1355.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   My first thought was "why is salesforce publishing essentially a hacking tool? why can't they bring it up privately, surely a large enough company will have some weight to their request?" but then I remembered AWS... >At t
6. 1356.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   I spent many hours reading the magic-wormhole docs to study for my p2p IB project, thought I'd say thanks. :-)
7. 1357.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   True. I mean the short squeeze the redditors are hoping for ("100k is not a meme guys just hold lool!!!!")
8. 1358.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   Bridging exists. use a popular but bad platform, but give the option to switch to a better platform.
9. 1359.▲
   by sodality2 6y ago

   It's like a battle between 2 humans and the ants are on one side. Retail traders may have started this, but they certainly didn't make up most of the shares holding. This is why the short squeeze is unlikely.
10. 1360.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    Brain wallets are hilariously bad, if you make it up yourself; a randomly generated key is far superior and can still be memorized. Search up "brainflayer" for just one example of a brain wallet cracker.
11. 1361.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    https://github.com/features/codespaces is the info page
12. 1362.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    How exactly do you find other sites hosted on the same IP?
13. 1363.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    I remember reading this exact article (or something very similar from waitbutwhy) on the middle school computers after taking a test... thanks for the memories :')
14. 1364.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    Agreed, that's what I just commented before reading this reply. They are very loose with their words in takedowns. I bet it's probably not as bad as they say, though. Maybe it has a movie/TV API that it uses, thus is "pr
15. 1365.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    To be fair, reading > The identified files and code are preconfigured to find and provide infringing copies of our Members’ film and tv content to Nyaa.si users in violation of copyright law. could easily be interpreted as "oh MPA t
16. 1366.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    I'm just saying that if a unit test existed, that's likely not what would cause the DMCA. seems that the reason is that it's preconfigured to share copyrighted content, so like I said, not the unit tests.
17. 1367.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    >If they can be sure there is no copyright violation Will they think that, though? I doubt they would take the risk.
18. 1368.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    Agree. Whether or not the boomers in congress and lobbyists in the MPAA/RIAA care, though, is another question
19. 1369.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    Those directly downloaded copyrighted youtube videos. It would instead be just a torrent tracker connection check, no reason to even transfer a file, since the tracker just matches user with user and doesn't touch any files.
20. 1370.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    Doubt, there would be no reason for it to be copyrighted material, it would just be a torrent test
21. 1371.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    It really shouldn't. their argument is probably that infringement is the main use case of a torrent tracker. edit: I don't have access to the taken down repo but maybe not: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2583
22. 1372.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    You do realize a laptop was stolen to give to Russian intelligence, right? >Pearl clutching aside, I wouldn't even call it a "violent protest", much less a coup... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhjRXO72v1
23. 1373.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    Yep. Exactly what I did a few months ago to bypass FRP
24. 1374.▲
    by sodality2 6y ago

    I wholeheartedly agree. When I had 25+ minutes added to a trip while I needed to use the bathroom because OSMand told me to drive off a bridge, I just gave in :/