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by tux1968 1y ago
Yeah, it's the same for garage door openers today. I took the OP simply to be saying that physical access of some type needs to be available (ie. to stop anyone initiating a pairing). Some cars require the key to be physically insert
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by tux1968 1y ago
Pressing a button on the opener is physical contact. That's the entire idea that the OP was trying to relay, that you need some physical way to prove that you're eligible to pair. Not that the key itself had to be hard-wired for
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by tux1968 1y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to make it sound like the problem was MITM. The issue is initiating a pairing request, you can't allow just any key to request it, that allows bad actors to pair a key with your car. While I worry that it&#x2
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by tux1968 1y ago
That allows the conversation to proceed in secret from listeners, but it provides no authentication to ensure that only legitimate parties are involved. The reason for physical contact is to "prove" that you are legitimately in c
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Japan's Chip Breakthrough: The Secret Plan to Win the Chip Race(youtube.com)
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Startup wants to use the Earth as a battery(technologyreview.com)
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by tux1968 1y ago
You can replace the xdg-open command (or whichever command is used on your linux system) with your own. Just program it to fire over the url to a waiting socket on your windows box, and have it automatically open there. The details are pr
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by tux1968 1y ago
This has happened before. Non-technical or junior people developed and deployed applications, emboldened by the relative ease of Microsoft Access and Excel. There were all kinds of limitations, scaling problems, and maintenance nightmares
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by tux1968 1y ago
'tis the patient plot on either side, where time doth weave its cunning, deep and wide.
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by tux1968 1y ago
He's no doubt a talented young man as well. Google Gemini would be much less helpful in many other people's hands; kudos to him. That said, at some point the people so dismissive about the capabilities of current AI systems, wil
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by tux1968 1y ago
They mention in the article that some people don't want to install the full Plakar backup software just to read and write ptar archives; so a dedicated open-source tool is offered for download as of yesterday: https://plakar
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by tux1968 1y ago
> gather them all up and send them to another planet... Has been tried before, they started with telephone sanitizers, hairdressers, and advertising account executives
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Scientists Measured a Brain-Bending Version of Time That Shouldn't Exist(popularmechanics.com)
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by tux1968 1y ago
> reliant upon PAM for authentication and don't support shadow passwords PAM supports a shadow password file as its default configuration. Did you mean something else?
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Godfather of AI has a new plan to keep us safe from it(vox.com)
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by tux1968 1y ago
make --help Will give you the command line options. And GNU make has decent documentation online for everything else: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/index.htm...
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by tux1968 1y ago
Not OP, but I would say the answer is the same as it would be if you substitute the LLM with a live human person who has memorized a section of a book and can recall it perfectly when asked.
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by tux1968 1y ago
> possible for DNSSEC if people who want to solve the problem But for several decades, DNSSEC proponents have been complaining about the vocal detractors, rather than actually addressing the problems that have been identified. That&#x27
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by tux1968 1y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! I was just about to reread "Soul Of A New Machine", but will try Showstopper instead, since it sounds to be the same genre.
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by tux1968 1y ago
Why do you think that this indicates a problem in identifying zombies? The pause may have simply been the reason that someone became aware there was even a problem. The zombie might have persisted, if it hadn't been paused.
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by tux1968 1y ago
That's brilliant. Thanks for the link.
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by tux1968 1y ago
Consumers willing to engage in any specific tech, enough to trigger network effects.
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by tux1968 1y ago
It's worth blocking shorts alone, they're the worst culprit. Letting kids still access long form videos.
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Meta's AI Boss Says He's Done with LLMs [video](youtube.com)
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by tux1968 2y ago
Indeed. More people need to grow their own vegetables. AI may undermine our ability for high level abstract thought, but industrial agriculture already represents an existential threat, should it be interrupted for any reason.
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by tux1968 2y ago
Well, that's an embarrassing mistake. Thanks.
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by tux1968 2y ago
Hi, Same Tom Howard from osnews.com ??
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China unveils a powerful deep-sea cable cutter that could reset the world order(scmp.com)
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by tux1968 2y ago
https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/target-riscv.html
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by tux1968 2y ago
https://milkv.io/duo Gives you something to play around with, very inexpensively. But really, virtual machines may be preferable; at least to get started.

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