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by tjoff 2y ago
I really don't. Be aware of your threat model and the risks associated.
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by tjoff 2y ago
I don't see the appeal of using these mini-PCs. Using an old second hand power supply is enough to turn me away. And the PI has many advantages. Power supply dies? I can order a new one in literally seconds. And meanwhile I wait for it
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by tjoff 2y ago
For systems exposed on the internet? * Try to avoid it in the first place. * Do research, minimize risk and make whatever compromises you are willing/able to make * Isolate it * Maintain, update and monitor it At no point
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by tjoff 2y ago
I get what you are saying, and if anything all the "attacks" in the logs should build you some confidence. Oh, so 98% of all attacks assume I haven't changed the root password? I must be ahead in the game then. But the way yo
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by tjoff 2y ago
> if you are certain the software you use is secure The entirety of the problem is that you can't be certain the software you use is secure.
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by tjoff 2y ago
For Tesla yes, because it can't be trusted. Allowing you to not touch the wheel while still expecting you to jump in at any time isn't an improvement by any measure. Any remote watcher can't be expected to avoid a crash in re
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by tjoff 2y ago
Ah, so it is just another word for negligence? Is that a feature people are championing?
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by tjoff 2y ago
> Is Nvidia's CEO just saying this because Waymo doesn't buy GPUs from them? Yes.
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by tjoff 2y ago
Tried it in a container with only "set -g mouse on" in the config and it works fine (v. 3.2a). My best guess is that your terminal selection is overriding tmux.
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by tjoff 2y ago
tmux keeps the selection to the pane for me. Not something I make use of though, feels faster to copy using the keyboard instead.
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by tjoff 2y ago
Economics of scale and an absurd amount of investments I guess? There seems to be many synergies around using energy storage in batteries for transportation.
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by tjoff 2y ago
No I agree, that was exactly my point. It's not like iOS users care anyway, or they wouldn't use iOS in the first place.
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by tjoff 2y ago
Neat, question is if any of the browsers actually have had time to make use of it though?
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by tjoff 2y ago
I agree plain text has a lot of appeal. But support for embedded mathematical typesetting, images etc, being solved feels like a stretch. I mean sure, you can do it, but now you are on the other end of function over form. I feel like PDFs a
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by tjoff 2y ago
In my mind yes, but he seems to have done it on purpose. At least he was aware of it.
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by tjoff 2y ago
No.
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by tjoff 2y ago
Note he didn't commit his keys by mistake, but rather made a private repo public. Don't know if that makes a difference.
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by tjoff 2y ago
I've never heard of anyone proclaim 30 deg c as being "so chill". Also much hotter than what I would expect a cathedral to be. But then again, I am sensitive to heat.
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by tjoff 2y ago
"Something went wrong. Try reloading" Is all I get
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by tjoff 2y ago
Windows for all it's faults is a very open ecosystem, in contrast Macs aren't that appealing. Especially if you aren't running iphones and ipads etc. I do agree that Recall isn't the reason to switch though. The abuse
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by tjoff 2y ago
If testing takes too long to be sustainable outsourcing it to the customer seemed like the suggestion? Admit perhaps a bad example but point still stands. Take the other example then: "pre flight calibration when one first takes it out
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by tjoff 2y ago
Without calibration do you know you are in spec? If I bought a car and 5 min into driving it tells me that the camera system is defective you are not gonna have a happy customer.
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by tjoff 2y ago
No. Thinner laptops often max out at 32 or even (!) 16GB. And defaults at incomprehensible 8GB.
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by tjoff 2y ago
Apologies dang, unrelated. But I hope you can take a quick look at user dopp0 that through a glance seems to have been mistakenly shadowbanned for quite some time (not affiliated in any way, just saw a comment now).
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by tjoff 2y ago
You wouldn't install and configure an app on a different machine for quick instance. Which you do for a webpage. Hence outlook can't assume that the message can be recovered because it can't assume it will ever see that local
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by tjoff 2y ago
But it can't trust the storage. Maybe you are in incognito. Maybe you are not using your own computer etc. Not particularly likely it will ever sync again.
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by tjoff 2y ago
It is much worse than that because a proper client can have storage as well. The key difference is that the browser is not a proper client but a general purpose interpreter and that webb applications don't have a choice no matter how b
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by tjoff 2y ago
I've gotten this message and it kind of illustrates one of the many aspect as to why web-browser apps are so terrible, that the storage is disconnected from the app and the connection is unreliable (and in most cases (if not on mobile)
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by tjoff 2y ago
Windows and OS X had the same/similar problems. On consuner hardware at that time you probably couldn't make firewire secure.
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by tjoff 2y ago
Surely you can just fix the cmd-tab behavior? I've always imagined the defaults were tuned for non-techies, because they don't exactly do well with many windows.

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