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tamimio
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tamimio
7mo ago
Amazing work, but it’s not surprising, I think anyone in cybersec space knows that LinkedIn is the number one source of information when it comes to track or ID someone, and I don’t mean just OSINT given the real data you have, but also thr
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tamimio
7mo ago
Unlocked bootloader, grapheneOS, etc etc are all technical terms and nerd culture no one knows outside of technical world, most of these sellers are not technical people, nor they have the time to check it, and unless the seller is technica
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tamimio
7mo ago
Will be there a way to export all the posts to markdown so you never get locked in?
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tamimio
7mo ago
> The platform includes the ability to moderate content, perform visual search, visual similarity, and organize media collections. It has pre-built recognition models that can identify a specific set of concepts like food or travel, NSFW
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tamimio
7mo ago
> related data with it because OkCupid’s founders were financial investors in the third party can we know that third party?!
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tamimio
7mo ago
> The answer turned out to be geometry. But that’s how Arabic numerals are made, it’s the count of the angles in each one. Still, I like the concept of this watch.
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tamimio
7mo ago
> and have made it clear that anyone who has worked on these products should not be hired. I encourage this concept but also to expand it further, including the ones who work on other evil schemes like the ones used to violate your priva
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tamimio
7mo ago
The gulf is hub because it’s literally in the middle of the earth, I don’t know why it’s still called middle east, according to whom? I propose to change it to middle earth, far more accurate anyway.
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tamimio
7mo ago
I have seen it! One company has perks in the job description and one of them was “unlimited claude code tokens!, for now”. I think it’s the new “unlimited PTO”.
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tamimio
7mo ago
I wonder if the same impact happens on other browsers too, but that’s shady af.
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tamimio
7mo ago
And lobbying to implement age verification.
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tamimio
7mo ago
> Tall Poppy Syndrome I learned something new today, thanks! I did face this a LOT in Canadian workforce, never knew it had a term, but the way you get undermined and attacked for not being an average is crazy, taking/sharing the cr
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tamimio
7mo ago
Servers of migadu are in france actually
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tamimio
7mo ago
It’s why I don’t trust anyone. Sure, EU has better policies and regulations than the wild west (US/Canada), but they still can and will do monkey business when needed, and they are more twisted about it than the US. The best strategy i
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tamimio
7mo ago
Of course it is, it’s just a scapegoat to lower the wages, another power dynamic trick pulled on employees. I have noticed a lot of managers going with coop+AI combo or outsourcing+AI, thinking it’s the ultimate goldmine to minimize expense
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tamimio
7mo ago
> Recurring Hobby Horse >The word "engineer" being diluted by software/bootcamp culture is something they return to obsessively — arguably their strongest ideological position alongside surveillance criticism Busted!! T
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tamimio
7mo ago
I don’t thinks there’s any person who doesn’t know this information already, yet you keep seeing the same empty articles of “oh yes they collect your data using commercial apps”.. list all these apps to consumers, list the services too, lis
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tamimio
7mo ago
Very good progress, I have been keeping an eye on quic for some time, I have yet to use it in the wild. The article mentions the prioritization of the frames and keeping it in the RAM, I am a bit confused, so.. it’s sent delayed later or is
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tamimio
7mo ago
Amazing, I will give it a try! I played with egui before, I really enjoyed it, but I remember I stumbled across some issues had to use dioxus instead.
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tamimio
7mo ago
I use Niimbot M2_H which uses thermal transfer technology, and it’s more durable and lasts longer than thermal ones, BPA free as well.
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tamimio
7mo ago
Pretty much yeah, that SCADA system was in 2012 and the complexity was off the charts: electric panels, Allen Bradley expensive hardware and software, ladder/C#/MSSQL/historianDB/etc tech stack, modbus/profibus/
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tamimio
7mo ago
I don’t know why they keep bringing “productivity” as the justification, it never was, never will, it’s about power dynamics, remote work shifted a lot of power back to employees, it also provided flexibility career wise. Another big reason
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tamimio
7mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260316095424/https://www.washi...
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tamimio
7mo ago
I love HA, after setting it up I used an old tablet as the dashboard to control and monitor the house, plus the app. It’s very easy to setup and work with, maybe a bit convoluted in the initial setup but once done, you barely do anything un
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tamimio
7mo ago
Of course yeah, not just dangerous but as you said it can be illegal, so always double check the laws or get the needed permits.
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tamimio
8mo ago
So no need to beat around the bush like other countries and bring the kids and age of verification as a justification, just straight up mass surveillance and call it a day.. the only time the Canadian government is being efficient and direc
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tamimio
8mo ago
Last week I was flying the argas! But I think you are misunderstanding, these are suicide drones not dropping the payload kind, and 8in can very well carry a deadly explosive, mostly against personnel, vehicles ones you get it bigger but no
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tamimio
8mo ago
They can fly at 350kph, check this redbull drone that was used in Olympics, acceleration of 100-300kph in just two seconds faster than any F1 car. Now add a bit of payload and you get the 200-250 speed range, still crazy fast. https:/
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tamimio
8mo ago
That's not true at all, the success rates of these fpv drones are around 1 to 100, ie out of 100 failed attempt you get a hit, but you only see the successful ones, and those aren't my words, this is straight up from a Canadian so
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tamimio
8mo ago
Couldn’t post earlier seems HN is rate limited :/ hardest issue as I mentioned in another comment is detection. Now on using other drones to counter a drone, there are other issues, as I built and tested some before, assuming you got t
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