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by tamimio 6mo ago
Get an SDR, tune into the frequency, and troll the home automation system! Given that it’s not of a high frequency, the attack can be done from a distance with proper antenna, and the frequencies use a hardcoded algorithm. Hell, I wouldn’t
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Qugv looks cool and futuristic and has that wow factor, great in expos and milking investors’ money, but practically speaking? They are useless, they have the bad mobility of UGV (compared to UAV), and the bad endurance of UAV (compared to
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by tamimio 6mo ago
To dilute the list and add more to confusion, court hardly will accept it, in this case, they won’t be able to shut it down since it has other bogus entries.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Easily defeated by reversing the process, just feed that document into an AI to summarize it and don’t quote literally. If it’s something like voter’s list, just add your own bogus entries on top of it.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
US isn’t a country, it’s an economic zone run by few corporates, who bribe and push law makers to pass whatever laws they like, everyone is winning except the citizens of that “country”.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I want a phone with li-ion 18650! Because having a replaceable batteries won’t prevent the manufacturer from increasing those batteries prices so it’s equal to non replaceable ones. It would be great to have 18650 as a standard in all elect
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Next: PCB harness, just describe the board and function and it will design it for you, selecting best matching components, with an MCP to submit it to PCB manufacturer automatically!
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by tamimio 6mo ago
As someone in the robotics, I can tell you that’s never gonna happen, even if you see a fully functional demo of a robot (not just the typical money grab 3D renders), assume the real life performance are 10x worse.. there’s so much monkey b
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Since crypto and later LLM it got to its current state, everyone is trying to promote their stuff, sometimes in many covert ways, again, when money gets into anything it ruins it, same happened to YT and other sites.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Regarding the proxmox cluster, I would advise not to set up a cluster unless you really need to, it adds complexity in order of shutting down the server, HA, Quorum votes, ceph monitor, among many others, and if one server goes offline, or
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I think that’s an ok move, definitely better than canceling code on pro users for example, I would support to even have a new pricing tier only for openclaw, so they don’t ruin the usage on others. I noticed the ones who use claude code usu
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by tamimio 6mo ago
> and was a common practice among other companies. Meta isn’t lying, you should assume other companies are doing it too, Tesla did it with their cameras, and assume others like any company has access to your camera, I would even assume C
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by tamimio 6mo ago
> the order extended no-fly zones to ground vehicles belonging to the Department of Homeland Security. Even while the vehicles were in motion. Even if they were unmarked. And even if their routes had not been announced. I want to know th
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Another downside of this, besides what’s mentioned, is people becoming insensitive about security, when they get to blindly do that process to install legitimate apps multiple times, it will be easier to trick them to install malicious ones
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Since covid, either way and whatever the event is, it will always be used to increase the prices on consumer’s goods: war, tweets, a giraffe died in Nairobi, it doesn’t matter, prices will go up and never down! It won’t stop unless people,
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by tamimio 6mo ago
It’s funny because I always tried to go into hardware side but I get pulled into the software or software and integration. I got myself learning fpga and pcb and all, tried to get into an exclusive hardware role, never got the chance, it al
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by tamimio 6mo ago
SIM farms are devices with a lot of SIM cards aka numbers used to scam/flood victims numbers after these were acquired through ad companies, purchased these numbers online, etc. The OP ones are actively scanning the vicinity and acti
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by tamimio 6mo ago
It’s there to prevent “public panic” ie they weren’t after you specifically or after xyz group, but just random mass attacks, or to prevent more cases and parties to be involved
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by tamimio 6mo ago
To add, ISED literally goes around in cars to scan for non registered BTS (or even non conforming ones) and report them, sometimes (or a lot of times) they catch false positives when the interference happens to be a strong LED lol. The gov
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Just go for a walk in nature or outside for 10min or so, get a fresh air, walking will activate many positive things, hell, you might actually cross path with someone who might have a better job for you than staring at screens and walls.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Can’t wait for more people to do the same and eventually getting laptops banned on board due fear of catching fire..
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I remember seeing those at the airport when I was a kid it was fascinating, one of the screens was close to the ground and I got over the chairs just curious how do they flip, now we have the boring soulless LEDs.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
You are absolutely right!
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by tamimio 6mo ago
More of 1694, to be honest.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
That’s not really an accurate measure, assuming it’s true, but I for one have an openAI account but I never used it, like not once, and you can imagine a lot of people too are the same, rest maybe casually, others only on free tier.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I did mention that few days ago in here and it seems HN was in denial, but the reality is, most people don’t like it. Sure, they might use it, but that’s just because they are after some shortcuts, but they all have a negative sentiment tow
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by tamimio 6mo ago
Very similar experience, although I didn’t use claude for anything in production, but I did try some tests with some few topics and questions on things that I know, and while initially it works very well, but as soon as you dive deeper you
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by tamimio 6mo ago
It looks interesting, but I hate ROS so most likely won’t try it.
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I believe for anything home server (or even production), proxmox got you covered, it’s mature, stable, has strong community, and at the end of the day it’s still debian so you can mod it however you like. You can have containers, vms, firew
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by tamimio 6mo ago
I never understood why “anti social” is seen as a negative trait, full of prejudice too (I mean, read that garbage article, passive aggressive BS too). Most people who built or achieved great or innovative things were anti social or at leas

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