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by spogbiper 1y ago
afaik usb isn't an option for bios/preboot display. so only useful if the thing is booting up OK enough to run a usb display driver
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by spogbiper 1y ago
there's this add on which allows it to do front panel/power stuff https://jetkvm.com/products/atx-extension-board
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by spogbiper 1y ago
honestly i think there is a future in this.. "hey AI model, generate a movie from this book" may indeed be better than letting a director mangle it into something meant to sell tickets. most book -> movie adaptations are not s
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by spogbiper 1y ago
controllers are an optional first party accessory as shown in the demonstration. i'd expect it to work with 3rd party controllers as well. whether Meta games will port I'm not sure but since both are android based it shouldn&#x27
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by spogbiper 1y ago
the phishers use any of the free file sharing sites. I've seen dropbox, sharefile , even docusign URLs used as well. i don't think you want users considering the domain as a sign of validity, only that odd domains are definitely
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by spogbiper 1y ago
people do fall for it. i don't know about "many", but i know that our CFO fell for exactly this and caused a rather intense situation recently
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by spogbiper 1y ago
this sounds like a "super" walmart or target in the US. everything from garden furniture to broccoli to laptops
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by spogbiper 1y ago
you have to release major titles for windows and console, because there are tons of customers using them. so a mac port, even if simple, is additional cost. there you have the classic chicken and egg problem. the cost doesn't seem t
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by spogbiper 1y ago
i usually wear contacts, and the quest 2 was always a bit blurry. one day i randomly was wearing my glasses and sort of forced the headset on over them and i was blow away by how much clearer it was. outside of that case I see about the s
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by spogbiper 1y ago
This is by design of course. The only major platform that requires a specific minor platform from the same vendor to target, at least that I know of. Apple knows how to make money.
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by spogbiper 1y ago
mcds is more of a real estate company - https://www.wallstreetsurvivor.com/mcdonalds-beyond-the-burg...
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by spogbiper 1y ago
I didn't think a usb port was required since the introduction of wifi adb? https://www.androidpolice.com/use-wireless-adb-android-phone...
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by spogbiper 1y ago
There needs to be a mandatory override for any lock down put in place by a manufacturer. I understand the need for security, but it should be illegal to prevent me from bypassing security if I decide to on my own device. Make it take mult
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by spogbiper 1y ago
i've noticed the gift card stands at Target and other stores around here now have a sign stating "If you received a text from your boss telling you to buy gift cards, you are being scammed" or similar
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by spogbiper 1y ago
Compare the workflows/templates shared by each community: https://flows.nodered.org/ https://n8n.io/workflows/
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by spogbiper 1y ago
great podcast, highly recommend if you have any interest in the history of computing
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by spogbiper 1y ago
also common in south america in my experience
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by spogbiper 1y ago
I think duolingo is taking some steps. Not sure how effective they will be. they have added some "write your own sentence" exercises in recent months. generally a story you listen to and then you write a summary or answer a ques
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by spogbiper 1y ago
the first theme i got was some comic sans neon hellscape and until i realized i could re-roll, i had serious doubts about this project lol
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by spogbiper 1y ago
Related, I think? Satellite + AI = finding things, not sure if similar beyond that https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2407652121
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by spogbiper 1y ago
A lot of the MFA apps that Apple allows to appear above the official apps do work, but they have a $10/month subscription fee. The MS Authenticator clones have very similar icons and names
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by spogbiper 1y ago
mortgage payments are often cheaper than rent payments
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by spogbiper 1y ago
I grew up pre-internet in the middle of nowhere, more than a mile from the nearest neighbor and 20 miles from anything you could call a town. and we had a somewhat oddball home computer that noone else had at school. Computer magazines we
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by spogbiper 1y ago
I could actually put together a lot of healthy great tasting meals for $4.50 a serving when cooking for 100s of students at a time. At $0.77, probably not.
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by spogbiper 1y ago
weird. i did elementary in the midwest during the 1980s and we spent equal time on metric and imperial, in fact i think it was some kind of requirement that both were given equal attention
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by spogbiper 1y ago
It's an interesting question. Services like Huntress (there are many similar) only work by looking at what is happening on the computer. To some degree they are automated but there is a human review element to all of them where ultim
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by spogbiper 1y ago
yeah i don't know about the legality or morality of what huntress did here. i just know these types of products/this level of access are very common
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by spogbiper 1y ago
this product is typically silently mass deployed to all systems within an organization, completely unknown to the individual users. afaik there is no user interface or way to interact with the software from the computer, its all managed in
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by spogbiper 1y ago
This would generally be covered in your corporate acceptable use policy or employee handbook, where ever your employer describes what is allowable on corporate devices and what is monitored when you use them. Some companies also display a
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by spogbiper 1y ago
If you work for a company that's bigger than a mom and pop, chances are very good that your IT department has this same level of access to any computer used in the organization. Huntress is basically an outsourced portion of the IT

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