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upon_drumhead
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> Embattled Russian infosec shop Kaspersky is giving US customers six months of security updates for free > prevent it from distributing software updates and malware signatures to existing Stateside users after September 29. I don
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Some things are better left as a public good so everyone can benefit. Hurricane and Tornado warnings save lives. Why would we want to limit that knowledge? The proposal is not to eliminate the NOAA, but to lock it behind paywalls run by pri
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2y ago
Consider the GMO panic. People will be against the concept for a long time, no matter how reasonable that position is.
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2y ago
I think the issue here is that the language doesn't have any form of user input, so all possible programs are fully static and thus can be represented without any loops or conditionals. I don't agree that the language is turning c
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2y ago
GOG is a compelling option for a lot of content. DRM free and a huge library available
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2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hole_Man Had a fun thought experiment around using a micro black hole to use gravity for communications
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It likely uses ZigBee Smart Energy Public Profile, which while it uses ZigBee, doesn't work with generic ZigBee receivers. https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/energy/electricity-grid/#... And here's
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2y ago
Native ZFS encryption is the major one I'm aware of
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2y ago
Gmail for domains allowed the same, you had to add the alias and then you could email from it.
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I don't understand the wider point you are trying to make. What problems are you prescribing to Cue? I use Apple stuff and generally enjoy the experience but don't really follow their news closely, so I might be missing something
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So you think a leader that knows everything and ignores any new information would be better? How would that be better? The quote from the article seems entirely in line with what I want out of a leader > Cue said that he felt his ability
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2y ago
This is a wonderfully fun site, however, I am a bit weirded out by the mail order bride ads sprinkled throughout.
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This is exactly why I'm not using passkeys. I even trust Apple's statements that they can't view the key material, however, if Apple ever decides my account is no longer in good standing, I still want to access all my other a
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It's actually neater than that. It's a cryptographic public/private key that is generated uniquely per service. It removes any risk of a login credential being leaked from the sites, as they just have a public key, which is e
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2y ago
> in air with 30% humidity (classed as arid) TIL my house is arid
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2y ago
Not every HD redo is better. https://youtu.be/oZWNGq70Oyo And honestly a ton of why dvds look so terrible is people forgot about deinterlacing. Toggle it on and things look a lot better.
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Some used to. For example, the Cirrus Logic CL-GD5434[1] came with 1 or 2 MB of memory but had sockets to upgrade up to 4 MB https://vgamuseum.info/index.php/cpu/item/141-cirrus-logic-c...
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2y ago
FWIW, on ubuntu 22.04, your "Efficient" doesn't work # df -h | grep "$partition" | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's/%//' 24 # df -h | grep -Po "\d+(?=%\s+$partition)&qu
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Scripts generally refer to interpreted languages. They're useful to just adhoc do something with a low effort cost. Purpose built binaries are extremely useful and should replace a ton of script usage, however, scripts will always have
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2y ago
I really don't understand the "User Management" example. Rather than typing `useradd foo`, you can type `user.sh add foo`! So much easier?
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> Using set -e ensures that your script exits immediately if any command fails, preventing cascading errors. There's a huge asterisk around using -e https://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/set-e/ cont
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The "device or operating system level age verification system" is concerning to me, as once you have to attest to who you are to a remote system, you've created the ultimate tracker for online. Every activity will be able to
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Shared photos is likely very doable, as it's just photo id, physical location, and scale/orientation. Place a picture above the fireplace and both headsets could render it exactly the same and see it. Video would work well, audio
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Which 3d player are you using?
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> 1) got a talking too about performance - it wasn't called a pip (my mom was dying and I was taking too much time out for medical appointments for her. Note the discussion was shortly after she had passed) If you are in the United
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1Password's support is actively hostile towards bug reports. No matter how clear of a reproducible example, they minimize it as the user is doing the wrong thing. It's destroyed my confidence in them. I really just need to find th
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If you get the chance to watch Deepsea Challenge[1], it's worth the time. They were under a lot of pressure, which James Cameron was very proud of and the source of. They had more problems then you think, but was able to make it work.
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Apple TV+ content like Adventure [1] is really compelling as the next generation evolution of video media. The highlining episode is very impressive. Close up views of Faith's face and eyes and expansive views of the mountains and rive
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when I said revocation system, I intended to convey something similar to Online Certificate Status Protocol, rather then a hardcoded list that needs to be synchronized between all the physical servers. You are correct though, you can keep a
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I've tried a number of these things and I honestly don't see the value in them. I have to double check everything they do and it takes longer to describe what I want and double check everything then just to do it myself. I'll
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