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true_tuna
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true_tuna
7y ago
So like, no more defcon talks? That’d be enough to make me switch
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true_tuna
7y ago
Slowing down a project increases cost. Also if your total construction per year can’t keep up with incoming migration the net difference will be demand growth which necessarily raises housing costs.
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true_tuna
7y ago
I’ve heard of the idea of baking expiation into any given law. Useful laws get renewed, useless ones get expunged.
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true_tuna
7y ago
I set up a gitlab ci/cd server. It was fun, just the right about of challenging. Although gitlab has free hosted accounts so maybe not too useful.
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true_tuna
7y ago
Don’t expose it to the internet please. Or if you do make sure you know how to secure it first.
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true_tuna
7y ago
I run mine on a raspberry pi zero w. I wouldn’t waste the power of dedicating a whole server to it.
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true_tuna
7y ago
I doubt that. Nobody seemed to care that he really shat the bed.
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7y ago
America, where the legal fees hurt worse than the punishment.
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true_tuna
7y ago
Don’t you know by now that the American legal system doesn’t punish the rich and powerful?
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7y ago
If the guy had any infosec sensibilities the breach wouldn’t have happened the way it did to begin with.
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7y ago
This happened to Borderlands in SF. Bookstores operate on such low margins that an increase in worker pay to livable levels in expensive markets puts the bookstore into the red (costing more to operate than it brings in) the owner had a com
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7y ago
Perhaps a viable business model could be hybrid solution where mobile carriers partner to create LTE and 5G towers with Starlink uplinks. This would make it easier for carriers to deploy towers in remote locations. It’s my understanding tha
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7y ago
I work in robotics automation. The industry is poised for massive improvements in orchestration efficiency. Robotics currently does not take advantage of several known and trusted technologies. That alone will be huge. If we count the autom
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true_tuna
7y ago
High technology jobs that you can only get if you went to college and got a technical degree. Which is disproportionately available to families who are already wealthy. Meaning the working class gets hollowed out, the rich and powerful get
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true_tuna
7y ago
That seems low
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true_tuna
7y ago
Yeah, Apple is not currently the shining example of the people I want in charge of our bright new autonomous future. Then again if it’s that or Google maybe they’re not so bad.
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true_tuna
7y ago
It sounds like Tesla locked down the dangling Ethernet so you have to piggyback an existing device to get an authenticated connection to the vlan.
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7y ago
Your English is amazing. Don’t let it stop you.
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true_tuna
7y ago
A cat or your cat specifically?
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true_tuna
7y ago
Cool idea. The site is infuriating though. Auto play video bullshit.
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true_tuna
7y ago
Holy crap. This is huge news. Isn’t a cyber attack on critical infrastructure kind of an act of war? I’m not sure how wise this course of action is.
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true_tuna
7y ago
I use keepassxc with yubikey as well. I like it because it’s cross-platform. It works quite well.
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7y ago
“People don’t want [this thing millions of people use, around which entire industries exist. And which is the only effective way of assessing a restaurant you’ve never been to personally.]” If I could reach through the internet right now I
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true_tuna
7y ago
We killed the extortionist.
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7y ago
There’s a thing called yelp sort. It’s on by default. They refuse to say how it works so it can work any way they like. The sales person marks the restaurant as ”owner didn’t pay” the top reviews get removed from yelp sort and the star calc
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7y ago
Yelp’s own practices violate its terms of service. Therefore under their own rules their service must be terminated. Wonder how that would play in court.
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7y ago
Stop posting WSJ paywall articles. This isn’t a paywall advertisement service.
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7y ago
Maybe build something cool on Raspberry Pi? Facial or object recognition, or google makes a cardboard AI kit so you can build a voice controlled digital assistant. Or a pi robot kit, or pi handheld gaming systems. I love these because it sh
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7y ago
Why are they trying to delay his extradition to Sweden? That’s the best place for him. Good medical care, strictly compassionate care of prisoners. I can think of no other place I’d rather be incarcerated.
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7y ago
It should be obvious now that climbing Everest is a vanity project.
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