sunbum

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61.
by sunbum 3y ago
The factorio team hired the person behind the space exploration mod to integrate it into factorio.
62.
by sunbum 3y ago
While I havn't been keeping up with what was going on, the second I started seeing ads for ubiquti I knew something had gone deeply wrong.
63.
by sunbum 3y ago
What practical difference does it make with aggregation / averages for millions of users compared to your system?
64.
by sunbum 3y ago
This sounds more like an ad for your own project than a constructive comment to be completely honest.
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Wireshark 4.2.0 Release Notes(wireshark.org)
3 points by sunbum 3y ago|0 comments
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Workers in Sweden Will Expand Strike Against Tesla(nytimes.com)
125 points by sunbum 3y ago|93 comments
67.
by sunbum 3y ago
This is someone larping as a security professional who has watched too many movies...
68.
by sunbum 3y ago
Why in the world does this want access to my github account, with 0 explanation as to why.
69.
by sunbum 3y ago
Yeah but prices are still at very low interest rate levels and not at 8% interest rate level
70.
by sunbum 3y ago
Or lied about crafting an exploit for a potential bug bounty payout
71.
by sunbum 3y ago
I'm Danish and live in Copenhagen...
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by sunbum 3y ago
What does this even mean.
73.
by sunbum 3y ago
The Netherlands are not in Scandinavia?
74.
by sunbum 3y ago
Because it is not postprocessing software, it's a camera app
75.
by sunbum 3y ago
In what world is 2:20pm the middle of the night.
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Pyjam.as(pyjam.as)
1 points by sunbum 3y ago|0 comments
77.
by sunbum 3y ago
Isnt this more a case of the US lagging 1000 years behind like on card payments? All EU laws are publically available? And all laws in Denmark have been publically available for who knows how many years?
78.
by sunbum 3y ago
Did you even read the article?
79.
by sunbum 3y ago
There exists technology that ISN'T Ai...
80.
by sunbum 3y ago
> 2025: Google removes the ability to install Android apps from outside the Play store, citing security concerns. Yeah no, would be a direct violation of DMA at that point[1] [1] - https://digital-markets-act.ec.europa.eu&#x2F
81.
by sunbum 3y ago
Literally accepted nowhere in Denmark except the most touristy for tourist traps, money exchange places, and the bank to exchange into DKK.
82.
by sunbum 3y ago
Well thats weird. Because Denmark doesn't use the Euro. Why in the world would it be accepted anywhere when it isn't used? Same goes for Sweden.
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Wi-Fi sniffers strapped to drones: odd plan to stop election fraud(arstechnica.com)
36 points by sunbum 3y ago|133 comments
84.
by sunbum 3y ago
No.[1] [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Social_Mobility_Index
85.
by sunbum 3y ago
https://archive.li/uudvX
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Code Kept Secret for Years Reveals Its Flaw – A Backdoor(wired.com)
9 points by sunbum 3y ago|2 comments
87.
by sunbum 3y ago
How would they get network? Ground stations would just blacklist them.
88.
by sunbum 3y ago
And gone because they use dropbox as a CDN.
89.
by sunbum 3y ago
Because almost none of that is actually required if you are not collecting data outside of the actual usage of the application.
90.
by sunbum 3y ago
It was half 1 year of their number.

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