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Reminder: Enable ZRAM on your Linux system to optimize RAM usage(cnx-software.com)
35 points by type0 6mo ago|13 comments
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by type0 6mo ago
> Do Americans really hear "Iran" and think and think: oriental culture, as do other westerners. Some think "Not Without My Daughter"
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Put your SSH keys in your TPM chip(raymii.org)
100 points by type0 6mo ago|115 comments
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by type0 6mo ago
as if they cared
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by type0 6mo ago
> all the partners without "certified" developers got kicked to the curb? developers, developers; nah- AI, AI ... when Copilot is certified, you'll be fine
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by type0 6mo ago
> fully automated AI programming they would like you to use copilot, so it all checks out, have you installed it on your phone yet? /s
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by type0 6mo ago
I would like to put my Raspberry Pi Pico in colocation, would it work?
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by type0 6mo ago
Incredible, some people think that minorities can't be racist, by that definition Japanese weren't at all racist in 1937 Nanjing.
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by type0 6mo ago
502 Bad Gateway error is a much more common occurrence
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by type0 6mo ago
In fact „all“ citizens who are willing to be surveilled by Google and Apple, unless German government provides each citizen with similar eID hardware there won't be any digital equality any time soon. Maybe they should pay to some subs
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Espressif Unveils ESP32-S31 Dual-Core RISC-V SoC with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4(techpowerup.com)
1 points by type0 6mo ago|0 comments
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CrackArmor: Critical AppArmor Flaws Enable Local Privilege Escalation to Root(blog.qualys.com)
2 points by type0 6mo ago|0 comments
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by type0 6mo ago
In Sweden, not checking on your cat at least twice daily is illegal
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by type0 6mo ago
Or more likely on top of your tower pc
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Updates to our Privacy Statement and Terms of Service: How we use your data(github.blog)
3 points by type0 7mo ago|1 comments
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by type0 7mo ago
It's a kind of digital munition, there's no conventions for that
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by type0 7mo ago
Non technical people are afraid to block adds on their Android device since Google might find out about it and decides to eliminate their account; I was not able to convince them otherwise.
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by type0 7mo ago
I tried to explain slow loris to a non technical friend, he thought I was joking. The concept of the internet in this day and age is very "cloudy" for a regular user, all pun intended.
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by type0 7mo ago
So what, the richest person I know talks to DMT jesters, it doesn't make it good.
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by type0 7mo ago
The name is closely deceptive to sound like open-source hardware
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by type0 7mo ago
Well, the solution is easy if users just paid for AI features separately.
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by type0 7mo ago
They could use AI is to remove web pages with AI generated spam content in search results. I don't know how accurate that could work. For technical blogs there should be a lens that ranks GPG signed articles higher, is that even possib
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by type0 7mo ago
They do earn money when you go to Malory's Astrology page that is full of Google Ads
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Ask HN: How many of you post on HN from your phone, do you find it cumbersome?
2 points by type0 7mo ago|3 comments
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by type0 7mo ago
Correctamente: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_English
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by type0 7mo ago
Other investigations presented quite good in video form https://www.youtube.com/@thechristofiles/videos
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by type0 7mo ago
> Instead of scapegoating an AI bogeyman One big reason for AI adoption everywhere is that you can use it as a scapegoat
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by type0 7mo ago
What a nothing burger, next they'll say say it was given to them by aliens? Illegal aliens that ICE has deported that is.
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by type0 7mo ago
With all their donation begging, nothing will change, they will still spend money on useless seminars and continue to underfund security by hiring low paid web amateurs to do the important work
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Burger King testing AI headsets to track if employees say 'please', 'thank you'(thehill.com)
5 points by type0 7mo ago|1 comments

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