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tamimio
2mo ago
To xitter developers who designed this shit: you suck!
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tamimio
2mo ago
Not really comparable between the two: Smartphone: - camera mostly offline unless something is happening - recording time is usually short and focused on that thing happening right now, not everywhere - the point of view is usually close to
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tamimio
2mo ago
Glowies are panicking, summarize the situation.
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tamimio
2mo ago
> why is everything always about gerational preference shifts? I noticed that too, it’s usually pushed to create a herd mentality, then a trend about something, and obviously there’s a direct or indirect outcome, here, it’s movies revenu
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tamimio
2mo ago
A thunderstorm happened few days ago in the capital left many neighborhoods without power (I think some till now), instead of trying to find a justification to further inflate the prices of realestate, how about investing this money on impr
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tamimio
2mo ago
I actually came to post this, I am to confused, what does exactly do?!
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tamimio
2mo ago
And you can’t dismiss it because the X is somehow hidden behind another popup
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tamimio
2mo ago
In Montreal airport few months ago, going through the TSA check: shoes off, laptop out in a separate bin etc etc then the giant rotating MRI, I mean xray, then at the end they took my carry on for further inspection, after waiting for aroun
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tamimio
2mo ago
All public servants should have all their info publicly available, some safety measures can be put like some delays or similar, but as the name implies, public servant! Police for example should be watched and they should feel they are acti
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tamimio
2mo ago
So next time you ask an AI, it will be a vtuber and an egirl answers, the AGI is here!!
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tamimio
2mo ago
Yeah obviously, it’s better tho to filter the noise in advance, but if AI slop flooded a market place, real designers might stop uploading and sharing their work.
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tamimio
2mo ago
I won’t be surprised if 3D modeling and rendering software will soon add some sort of mechanism or watermark or a hashfile to prove that it was modeled with this software rather than some slop.
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tamimio
2mo ago
It depends, excel is a powerful tool but in nowadays tech it is outdated. I remember years ago I used google sheet as a backend, it did the storing like a database, but also the auto web scrapping into that db after the filtration, everythi
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tamimio
2mo ago
There’s a dire need to have an independent domain tld, things are going in the wrong direction and unless there’s a domain tld free from any of these shenanigans, everything else you do is still conditional to get suspended or banned or wha
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tamimio
2mo ago
The best solution is to make your plate readable to humans but not cameras, now how would you do that I won’t reveal much else it will be abused, but think out of the pla.. box, I mean.
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tamimio
2mo ago
Same here! I couldn’t make it this year so hopefully next one!
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tamimio
2mo ago
It’s like kik or twitch stream but for nerds (that’s us btw), the live stream is a bunch of live cameras in different cities/countries, these locations today will experience something called totality sun eclipse, it’s when the sun is t
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tamimio
2mo ago
I mean the ultimate solution is block fecebook entirely and any and all its other companies/domains, but I think the best approach is not to block ads, but to block everything and only let the text and other useable html code out, th
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tamimio
2mo ago
I had linkedin long time ago, then around covid times I reactivated and polished it, tried to be active there, the second time actually, hoping it did change, nope, it was the same as I remembered or even worse, cringe over cringe over bord
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2mo ago
> Flock camera, an automated system that scans license plates > Flock cameras work by reading plates and comparing them against active alerts False, flock cameras are car identification and fingerprinting devices, they would ID your c
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2mo ago
Fitting the typical stereotype of a villain company, the greed with no ethics isn’t surprising, what’s surprising that it’s backed by “hacker” news.. shouldn’t HN be backing the counter efforts against such company not the other way around?
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2mo ago
These “safeguards” aren’t guarding anything tho, just yesterday I was pentesting something and 5.6 sol initially said that it can’t do xyz, I added 2 words at the end and it proceeded like it was nothing, follow up prompts I didn’t even add
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tamimio
2mo ago
> Signal Login, one-time payment, price unknown Of course price is unknown, because it doesn’t matter, what matters is linking your real identity to signal. As I mentioned before, many times, that the main purpose of the phone requiremen
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tamimio
2mo ago
That’s the crux part, all these local companies are fear mongering the public and gaslighting the dinosaurs in the gov so they can kill competitors and get rewarded millions dollars contracts. These “concerns” are laughable for anyone who k
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tamimio
2mo ago
Buy an iPhone, download an app (polycam, scaniverse, strayscanner, etc), build professional grade point clouds/maps. Technology itself is everywhere.
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2mo ago
> Electronic warfare resistant loitering munitions Most fpv drones don’t even have GNSS, they fly on acro mode or manual one, so that won’t prevent a “loitering munition”. Now for gnss denied autonomous navigation, Lidar isn’t the corner
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tamimio
2mo ago
How’s a Lidar is a national risk?! (It’s easy to build a lidar based drones in a weekend project) Also, knowing plenty of US based drone manufacturers, most of their stuff are dependent on Chinese parts, the radio communication is on top of
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tamimio
2mo ago
I have a telescope and traveled hours just so I can see it, and it’s truly memorable, not just the totality but also the trip and all the details of it, I was standing with my telescope outside on the hill (which is also an old castle) and
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tamimio
2mo ago
While I agree you shouldn’t pay for a company that treats you poorly, but it’s not necessarily true that if you stopped paying or buying their stuff they will improve, remember Nokia? They were the gold standard when it comes to phones, I p
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2mo ago
I saw the one in Canada back in 2024, I don’t think I have ever witnessed such an amazing phenomenon like that before, a white glowing ring in the sky!! I will see if I can catch the 2027.
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