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by tamimio 2y ago
> As long as you’re not buying electronics from shady factories with no known owners you’ll be fine For now and to our knowledge so far.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Probably after the pagers yesterday, these Icom walkie-talkies were going to be discovered soon, leading to this subsequent trigger. Regardless, this is probably the first big worldwide event to bring the spotlight on supply chain attacks,
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by tamimio 2y ago
Replace it.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Unless they were previously timed with in internal clock (unlikely), that should be one of the things they should do.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Thanks, but that seems a paid one to get a verified badge plus others, I just want to un-suspend the account that was flagged automatically, maybe in the future I will verify when there’s enough audience to care, right now it is a waste of
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by tamimio 2y ago
> they didn't figure out a way to make unmodified kit explode I don’t think so no, just observing the aftermath of each shows that it was modified. Also, assuming it was unmodified way, it will go both ways so I doubt it.
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by tamimio 2y ago
As mentioned in this thread by others, this is not a new attack vector and won’t be the last. The only difference is the scale. And technically speaking, anything can be weaponized.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Thanks for the videos, obviously something extra was added.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Pretty much, yeah. The hack was used only to activate it remotely, and in pager systems, it should not be a hard task. But I highly doubt it was only due to battery overheating. I have seen scooter batteries exploding before, and they don’t
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by tamimio 2y ago
I highly doubt that it’s a result of hacking the battery power management. Lithium batteries don’t explode the way I have seen these pagers do so far. They usually smoke or start catching fire before they explode due to overheating, which s
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by tamimio 2y ago
It does look like this one, the page doesn’t open so J assume it’s the page.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> From my experience though WFH just doesn’t work. Apparently, it does work with thousands of consultants and contractors, and it did work during the years of lockdowns. We didn’t see any productivity decrease, generally speaking. But we
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by tamimio 2y ago
I think the whole world knew that already.
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by tamimio 2y ago
I did try few images, the range was 7-12 years younger, but then again, I do look younger and real humans always assume I’m 10years younger so I would say it’s accurate.
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by tamimio 2y ago
It looks interesting. I know some people will start comparing it to workstation ones, but I personally always look for portability. A few times I would be in the field with my drones and I need something small, battery-powered, and good eno
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by tamimio 2y ago
Unbelievable, my finger is tired from scrolling I would have to send it to my laptop to continue, how come people are not revolting against that!??
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by tamimio 2y ago
>it’s a lot of money You think that’s a lot of money? Pfft, war on Iraq did cost more than $3 trillion. https://www.hks.harvard.edu/publications/true-cost-iraq-war-...
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by tamimio 2y ago
It wasn’t Uber but taxis. When I visited Istanbul a while ago, the taxi drivers were creative in how they scammed people. Some purposely took a longer route to the destination to charge more, while others altered the meter so it showed almo
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by tamimio 2y ago
Looks great! I know stripe is core of it, but is it possible to add crypto currency payments as an option too?
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by tamimio 2y ago
Not the chocolate please!!
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by tamimio 2y ago
Yeah, I’m guilty of not doing that, which is why I wanted to create some sort of tracker as a personal project. I even got the domain and started scraping some data too. But I agree, it should be one of the main topics that most people talk
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by tamimio 2y ago
Interesting, I didn’t know these small ones were bought by the big ones!
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by tamimio 2y ago
I started with something similar a while ago but stopped as I got busy. It’s something I noticed, and I usually don’t pay much attention to grocery prices, or at least I used to. What made me pay attention was a chocolate bar I used to get
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by tamimio 2y ago
Yeah and when you put some tape on it and now you can write.. it felt like neo in the matrix!
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by tamimio 2y ago
This is good if you would compile your node app into a binary, everything in one place.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> that Linux is harder to "learn" than Windows. This is completely my personal opinion, but I find Linux much easier to navigate and set things up in than Windows. I barely used macOS, so I can’t judge that. In Linux, pretty mu
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by tamimio 2y ago
Honestly, it depends on what kind of developer you are. If you are doing mostly web development, I don’t think you will need Linux specifically; Windows or macOS will be just fine. However, if you are doing embedded systems, robotics, etc.,
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by tamimio 2y ago
I watched dashcam videos, and most times after accidents, it turned out that there is no insurance or, worse, wrong insurance information is given, only to be found later that it’s fake. Obviously, this is not real statistics, but something
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by tamimio 2y ago
My car isn’t a Tesla, and the dashcam has a “parking mode” that records everything while parked. So, do that, don’t get a Tesla, and never get towed to access the camera.

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