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by thedougd 4mo ago
mDNS should work here even without a reflector.
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by thedougd 5mo ago
I live in the SE US suburbs and a regular story on the news are fears over roaming packs of kids on e-bikes or e-motorcycles. Now, while the safety concerns of reckless riding are warranted, it also tells me that at least some of the kids a
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by thedougd 5mo ago
When it goes all the way to the top, their question isn’t how should we stop them, it’s how can we get in on this?
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by thedougd 5mo ago
I'm likely being overly specific, but blocking npm downloads, installation on corporate devices, etc is trivial in a restrictive corporate environment.
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by thedougd 5mo ago
Not quietly. Uploads are commonly monitored by data loss prevention (DLP) solutions, especially when MITM is being used for corporate proxy. Downloading a tiny JS from a CDN, or accessing a GitHub page is mostly noise, especially if obfusca
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by thedougd 5mo ago
I've been trying out MCP servers for FreeCAD to mixed results. One area I had near magic was providing a land survey which includes details in writing of the plat. It took those directions and beautifully reconstructed the boundaries t
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by thedougd 5mo ago
I've done this exact approach before. It's a good way to exfiltrate data. Post the software on GitHub pages, or a popular CDN that co-hosts other shared libraries and you've got a very difficult to block method. Really goes t
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by thedougd 5mo ago
Admittedly I’m unsure if it was Google or DuckDuckGo. I switch between both. I quickly asked the in search AI for a UTC time conversion like a lazy fool and it got it off by almost a day wrong.
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by thedougd 5mo ago
Sadly it’s going to be more nuanced. The Bedrock models, at least, have additional click through EULAs for Anthropic models. You’re going to need to review and agree to those as well. Claude is going to be marketplace spend and that’s usual
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by thedougd 5mo ago
A “crate” motor you can’t install yourself.
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by thedougd 5mo ago
I didn't know I could do that, so I just gave it a try. First instinct, double tap the side button to open Wallet. Couldn't rearrange the cards there. So,I opened Settings app and couldn't rearrange the cards there. Finally,
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by thedougd 5mo ago
It's wild. I reinstalled Facebook to sell some things on Marketplace. Thirty minutes later I'm doom scrolling through shit I wouldn't have sought out. I uninstall the app after I no longer have items to sell.
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by thedougd 5mo ago
I'm guessing pressure is not allowed to escape before it's on the last thread.
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by thedougd 6mo ago
What would also be very interesting is a graph of relationships and movements. Let's see just how incestuous the boards really are, and what's going on with serial CEOs who move from one business to the next.
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by thedougd 6mo ago
Sure, with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, why not?
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by thedougd 7mo ago
You’re an every day hero. Thank you!
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by thedougd 7mo ago
I had to abandon Apple MacOS container because it has so many issues with networking and DNS. I'm looking forward to try it again if they can get it fixed. https://github.com/apple/container/issues?q=is%3Aissu
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by thedougd 7mo ago
This could be because of a floating neutral. There are certainly cases where harmonic distortion is a problem for a device. It’s just that everyone is left guessing, and there’s an overblown fear of devices being harmed.
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by thedougd 7mo ago
Sure. It’s just rarely what lay people associate with “sensitive”. Most customers are worried about small electronics with switching mode power supplies that wouldn’t have a problem with just about any power source. I wouldn’t run some AC m
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by thedougd 7mo ago
The other one that drives me nuts is “sensitive electronics” in generator discussions.
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by thedougd 8mo ago
Setup automatic forwards. If I was to do this, I’d forward all the emails from my kids activities to its email.
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by thedougd 8mo ago
I would guess the FSD numbers get help from drivers taking over during difficult situations and use weighted towards highway miles?
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by thedougd 8mo ago
It's the nature of high fashion brands. a $2000 item may cost $200 to create. The high margin is based on exclusitivity. They would rather destroy it than sell it at $300.
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by thedougd 8mo ago
What sort of tools did it use? I suppose the path mine took may have been a dead end. The Tuya app (I was also using decompiled APK) downloads the BLE definitions on-demand and weren't embedded in the app. It wanted me to capture traff
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by thedougd 8mo ago
Agents are excellent for reverse engineering. I was also recently working on a BLE reverse engineering exercise and followed a similar path. I ran into lots of headaches with BLE on my Mac and tabled it. Author or others who know, did you p
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by thedougd 9mo ago
There’s a checkbox in the app that implies that. I haven’t had a reason or way to test it yet. I can confirm altitude restrictions can be turned off.
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by thedougd 9mo ago
Are there any mortgage products for software developers that let them get a jumbo mortgage right out of school with 100 percent LTV? https://www.pnc.com/insights/personal-finance/borrow/physici...
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by thedougd 9mo ago
Quite a few things use STARTTLS. I imagine the same technique could be applied to those other protocols, giving users some options as they fight hostile networks. Clever
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by thedougd 10mo ago
I'm surprised there's no mention yet of carrier activation fees. Isn't that half the point for carrier's? They can bilk you for another $36 for the privilege of issuing a new eSim for your new phone.
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by thedougd 10mo ago
Same! Still have it as a side machine. My favorite and most painful issue was a bug in USB charging. Sometimes it would fail to charge from my monitor (USB-C) yet it would believe it’s connected. The battery would eventually run to zero and

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