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by stbenjam 2y ago
I know right? I love the caption on one of those photos about “relatively neat” cable runs.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Thanks, that's crystal clear that they were indeed doing this. Wow.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
I agree there's safer languages than C, but nobody reads the 50,000 lines changed when you update the vendoring in a random golang project. It would be easy to introduce something there that nobody notices too.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
> Debian testing already has a version called '5.6.1+really5.4.5-1' that is really an older version 5.4, repackaged with a newer version to convince apt that it is in fact an upgrade. I'm surprised .deb doesn't have a
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by stbenjam 3y ago
> Onavo [...] would collect the “Time you spend using apps, mobile and Wi-Fi data you use per app, the websites you visit, and your country, device and network type.” That's the former type of collection I was talking about. There&#
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by stbenjam 3y ago
> This is why Facebook engineers proposed using Onavo, which when activated had the advantage of reading all of the device’s network traffic before it got encrypted and sent over the internet. This doesn't make sense, they wouldn&#
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by stbenjam 3y ago
The TC article leaves that a little unclear: were they actually looking at the plaintext or just gathering metrics about snapchat usage? The latter wouldn't require decrypting the session. If Onavo did install a certificate and MITM th
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Yes
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by stbenjam 3y ago
They could make the cables longer but there's definitely a cost aspect given they're liquid cooled.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Front center (like the LEAF) or passenger side makes most sense to me (for street parking), but it's just a free-for-all right now.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Dongles are great but supercharger cables are relatively short, we're going to see Fords blocking multiple chargers in various ways so they can connect. There's usually only one pull-in spot.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Absolutely love virt-manager. I try gnome-boxes every so often and it just doesn’t compare. I guess its interface is easier for beginners.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
I’m sure it’s to exclude the MAX but I like it so I can find specific planes I want to fly. The old narrow/wide body filter wasn’t granular enough.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
> But how on earth did anyone approve storing confidential customer documents in an email account? Given the competence shown here, I doubt anyone approved anything. Most likely saving sent mail was a feature of whatever mail server the
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Until you need to do a road trip. I hated it. Non-Tesla charging networks are perpetually broken and few and far between in more rural areas. Going from MA to NH or VT was always nervewracking as they became just barely in reach in winter.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
That is cool but the number of trains is so depressing.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
It’s a fallback for dead zones (as the article explains). I wouldn’t expect this to become its own standalone provider anytime soon.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
There's a reason retailers have buyers who are experts in their domains and try to buy the best products optimizing for quality/reliability/price. I much prefer to buy things from stores like Target and Lowes now, because I c
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by stbenjam 3y ago
What car is doing something with in-car conversations other than looking for a wake word? This is mostly FUD.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
This would probably work in a lot of European countries or places with high levels of government trust. I could see the German post office for example offering something like this and getting wide acceptance. You’ll have a lot of distrustf
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Whaaaat? It’s been a while since I lived in california (Monterey and later the Bay Area) but I found California to have some of the best pizza anywhere… Pesto and potato pizza in the Castro was amazing.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Thank you! I’m looking for a new book to read.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
I learned about this from “A Prayer for the Crown Shy”. Great book.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Apple has done a good job of making it feel exclusive. It’s like the Berghain of message apps. I wish more friends would move to WhatsApp.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Nobody frames it as an evil thing. It’s spun to sound good the engineers don’t put any critical thought into it.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
They are, but Red Hat is driving people to kubevirt which I’m not sure is ready for all vsphere customers. But it totally makes sense for anyone wanting to make the container journey eventually.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
Not just a larger dose, most people on SSRI’s won’t trip no matter how much psilocybin they consume.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
This person sounds quite disgruntled and should find somewhere else to work for their own well being.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
They replied by snail mail. Someone read them or at least some of them.
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by stbenjam 3y ago
What good is that? If I buy a book or a movie I want to own it forever not until the company decides to take it back regardless of giving a refund…

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