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vablings
4d ago
Both Astra and Fable have reverse engineered software for me using Binary Ninja.
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vablings
5d ago
Two-fold problem. Manufacturing pays lower -> Lower quality workers enter the workforce -> Manufacturing is justified in paying lower -> Increase in pay is relevant -> Low-quality workers arrive -> Pay is unjustified.
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vablings
5d ago
What a stupid, anti-intellectualism take. Quite literally every single thing you use in your daily life is deeply ingrained in the research of mathematicians for literally thousands of years. The list is so long I couldn't even begin t
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vablings
8d ago
Copy pasting my other comment from an earlier thread FIDO2 USB Security key -> Bitwarden (With master password) -> Every other method (topt/password) I have 3 FIDO2 USB Security keys, One I carry with my persons at all times, one
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9d ago
FIDO2 USB Security key -> Bitwarden (With master password) -> Every other 2FA method I have 3 FIDO2 USB Security keys, One I carry with my persons at all times, one that stays with my main machine at all times and an offsite backup th
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9d ago
The problem he found was not unregulated free market capitalism, rather the opposite. Suppliers and supply chains did not operate on the free market and the denigration of manufacturing in north America due to worker/talent shortage
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9d ago
I think this is a good thing. Proof that an image is actually real is a valuable underpinning of society and being able to provide that is incredibly important.
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11d ago
I'm sorry but that's absolutely incorrect. The USA has literally zero control when it comes to Iran.
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11d ago
As far as I know the smart rings are much more accurate than watches but that could just be marketing bollocks from Oura
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11d ago
I ditched my Oura ring, I found that it really was great at tracking sleep HRV and RHR, but the battery doesn't last and it's just expensive e-waste after a year and a half I got really upset with Oura when they tried to have thei
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11d ago
The problem is with Alexa itself, it fucking sucks to use and is very annoying with advertisements and such
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12d ago
VR on linux has really turned a corner in the past 3 years. Last I played in vr with linux it was perfectly acceptable.
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12d ago
Make a custom harness, literally give the AI access to as much data as possible in terms of the device and it will crack it wide open like an egg. AI is driving digital ownership again and its formidable
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12d ago
Yes, but for no reason, I do have Creo 9 now working under wine and the performance is basically the same as windows with a few minor bugs
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15d ago
Not really. If something bad happens you can always just drag the boat back to China and say here you deal with this lol
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15d ago
>Also, there are certain very tweaked data structures such as Boost.MultiIndex or linked lists with intrusive hooks and others that are not easy at all in Rust and they do have value in some situations. I had some of this in some telecom
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15d ago
This seems like a huge overreaction. I really don't get what the big deal is here? Are people worried about Apple snooping on conversations? They already have enough iPhone to track any device in the world with the AirTag network? Not
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16d ago
Rapid prototyping is almost a meme at this point. If you are hand rolling code old school, you will waste more time shoehorning JavaScript and python semantics into rust code and end up with worse quality that takes more time rather than wr
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16d ago
Two passkeys. If you lose two then yeah, you are boned don't do that. They are absolutely the superior solution
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16d ago
Only Americans feel this way about Celsius. The only downside is that Celsius requires 3 digit precision to really accurately characterize what temperature a room feels. I would be willing to bet humans are woefully inadequate at knowing th
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16d ago
The battery life being so short is just pathetic. My Garmin can last up to two whole weeks in a similar form factor and its pretty much the only differentiation
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17d ago
This reminds me of a mod for Rimworld that adds in other people's failed colonies and decays the structure making a real ruins from other people's playthroughs of the game. Awesome concept
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17d ago
With rust a handwritten base sets the standards, and I feel like I have lower usage rolling the first few hundred lines of code and then gradually expanding rather than going in blind. Also reverse engineering an existing product and using
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18d ago
Passkey only. No passwords no usernames just passkey
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18d ago
Haha, you think the CIA and FSB loves doing this stuff? Companies love doing this kind of stuff way more than your government employee shmucks. It is way more prevalent in private sector than you could ever imagine
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21d ago
I have extensively used AHK for workarounds with annoying software. Generally, it's probably the worst class in terms of a workaround if you had something specific in mind with a bit of effort you could solve this now with AI tooling t
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22d ago
Game performance under wine with Linux is near native. I have zero issues playing games that are "allowed" to run under wine.
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22d ago
I have considered making a website that specifically enforces the use of a hardware passkey such as a yubikey since you can verify that it it is a real device signed by yubico meaning that if you want a bunch of users to come discuss a subj
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22d ago
If you need Autohotkey you can still run that under wine (if you are ahk on windows applications), you can run total commander under wine. You can log in as admin I think its time to make the switch
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22d ago
IBM already have IBM Watson which is probably named after the CEO
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