tamimio

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by tamimio 9mo ago
In the year of 2026, the rule of thumb is if you can get your work done without touching windows, then you should. It goes without saying you should never trust any third party let alone a big corp.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Well it isn't primarily the technicality aspect but rather the same risks that apply to end users are also applied to the people working at the polling station and their equipment, bringing it up when you are talking about one side onl
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by tamimio 9mo ago
Exactly, we can definitely build a secure online voting system, far more secure than the current paper one, but it will come with some downsides. One of them is a national digital ID mandated to all voters, which obviously can and will be a
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I think it’s just twisting the facts to reach a predetermined conclusion.
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by tamimio 9mo ago
I think this relies on the old argument that anything connected to the internet is potentially insecure. While it might have some truth, practically we all do very sensitive stuff securely while connected to the internet. The risk is there,
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by tamimio 9mo ago
So the ultimate real life use case of this is having a bubble on your site that you click to chat with a bot?! Most users prefer to chat with an actual human being 99% of the times or immediately ask the bot to chat with one.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
The birth rate is part of it, I think the biggest part is kids now just don't see college as how it was seen before, where a degree means stable career and life. You have OF or TikTok making in a month what they will make in a lifetime
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by tamimio 10mo ago
So it’s Europe only and 350euro after discount (excl shipping and tax).. why would a person choose this over a $10 blender from the thrift store that could work for at least 5 years?
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Exactly, I think articles like that are just a mockery.. there are 10s of things that can be considered a crisis than a this.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
> I have no idea what you're talking about. I code daily, with 80/90% of my work AI-assisted, and never had to clean one emoji. It depends on what you ask it. Asking it to code won't generate a single emoji, but ask it to
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by tamimio 10mo ago
AI is to be blamed, you can tell a content was mostly written by an AI when every category had emojis all over. The concerning part however, now we have a strong indicator that healthcare is relying on AI slop, and I don’t know why do we st
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by tamimio 10mo ago
It's wild, isn't it?! I have never seen in my life the amount of bootlickers that I have seen so far this past year! I wanted to reply initially to that comment but noticed it was just created. Little did they know that boot will
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Don’t forget the horror stories of people relying on iCloud to have all their personal life there only to get locked out for silly reasons.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Only an idiot will think all of this is about "illegals"; this is a whole infrastructure of mass surveillance and "rogue" police. They might be after specific targets now, but once it's fully normalized, you are nex
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by tamimio 10mo ago
>I am building defense as a service Oh never mind, this one is already done by a country and made a military industrial complex out of it.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Golden age!! Try now to convince a young person to become a doctor or an engineer, when an OF individual can make in a day what they will make in 40y, assuming they found a job anyway. Idiocracy was a glimpse into the future, not a movie.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Correct, all of these is about shifting the power dynamics into the middle managers rather than the engineers, who are already trusted to design and develop the system. It’s as if always there should be some gate keeping and wrangling work
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Nope, never trust AI to do such things, it’s imminent to cause issues. Maybe as an assistant only but never installed on the same server and worse, the privilege to access/execute commands.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
-phones: any phone will be used to ID you, not just smartphones, and your location can be tracked in real time, and your location is stored and will be used against you in the future. Don't bring any cell connected device, even your th
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing it, will try it now. I found an iMac 2017 the other day at the thrift store for $20, it’s been very good so far but will see if it throttles or not.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
>cynical: concerned only with one's own interests and typically disregarding accepted standards in order to achieve them Indeed you are, for calling software developers “engineers” meanwhile software development is actually writing
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Exactly, that’s why I feel pity for the people who destroy their lives to get paid extra 5% and having a pizza party with good boy remarks, and of course making someone else wealthier too. It’s not a flex to sleep in a tent at work, while n
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Technically it’s merry Yule and Saturnalia, christ has nothing to do with it.
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Tech people would be shocked and surprised to know how tech-illiterate non-tech people are. Reminds me of old days when the IT guy is AIO in some non-tech facility and is treated like god!!
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by tamimio 10mo ago
The context is given, it’s all about users’ data. facebook, google, plantir, flock, you name it, the end goal is to harvest data as much as possible to sell it, profile the individuals, manipulate the public opinion (facebook did a mood-man
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Remember when Zuck called his fellow students at harvard who used facebook “Dumb fucks”? The US is accelerating into techno-authoritarianism, and all of these tech companies adopted “companies over countries” motto since the start, it’s not
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by tamimio 10mo ago
This looks great! Would be good to download a ready binary too. I used to make similar in powerpoint, surprisingly it has good svg/obj support, with some creativity you can do wonders. Can the output be exported to common file types? V
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Per the article, the attacker can restart the camera and potentially find the accurate position of it. However, if the attacker can be physically in proximity within the camera range, they can MITM it and intercept the video feed. So it dep
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by tamimio 10mo ago
Great article. I have the same model and few months ago I did notice it was restarting in a non-scheduled time, and you can tell it restarts because it does a full rotation. First time it happened I ignored it but the second time I knew som
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by tamimio 11mo ago
Well, these measures are a bit outdated. To be tracked now you don't need to access someone's personal devices. You can be tracked with flock cams, ring cams, or any other thousands of cams out there that are already recording you

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