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vxxzy
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same on my end. same thumbprint.
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I’ve had great luck blocking SmartTVs with a PiHole and a custom list. Also adding regex blacklists like “samsungtv” and “roku” seems to help. Granted, I sometimes disable to block to install updates and apps - but it seems to work. My n
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Does this mean we can finally use 32bit wine on android??
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Isn’t this by design? When interest rates lower, institutions are forced to find yield elsewhere. Don’t central banks lower interest rates to make saving less attractive?
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I've read that since CEOs are appointed by a board, and since CEO pay is public knowledge, that Boards don't want to "look bad", that they've "picked the right person for the job". They only put in "w
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musk slept on the floor of the factory... Safety issues with giant pieces of metal going down the road aside (though it is paramount!), at least the leader struggled with his underlings.
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Obviously the birds aren’t considered conscious... But it seems the same could be said about humans. “They have a long time to breed.. eh whatever”...
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Why would they only be interested in 600 MACs as oppose to the numerous others? This is casting a rather large net. Wouldn’t this imply the attacker had knowledge before this hardware was shipped? (why only 600 MAC!?)
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What causes a company to charge these obscene rates? Is it some loophole in “transit” costs? I am thinking something similar to the “inbound revenue” received by “free phone conference” services - these “last mile” providers have special
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Is this really saying that consciousness is an efficient solution to basic problems of sensory reafference? Does this mean it is the base from which consciousness arrives or is it merely an attribute of consciousness?
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In general, many people waste time on internet. The internet and all of its available information is hard to resist (at-least in my case). I've come up with a fix though! I simply have an addon in firefox that refreshes the web-page
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When will we finally see some OpenCL (AMD) GPU database software?
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At some point I'd like to do a write-up. If you are interested, I wouldn't mind going into detail via email. Feel free to reach out, my email is in my profile.
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Home Data is great! Right now, I collect signal, noise, and connected AP of every wifi device in my home (~35 devices). I record at the second interval. I found that with a few algos, I’ve been successfully able to “map” my home and know
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It’s interesting... I like to think that we have freedom to make decisions within the “hard bounds” of the system. I don’t think the existence of “hard bounds” indicate a system’s lack of potential for free will to exist. I do think “bound
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There's always the argument about "Playing God" but we do vaccinate ourselves right? I mean I think the real issue is inflicting a change to a being that will become "Sentient" or "Conscious". When we gene
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I wouldn't necessarily say "playing god", but we do vaccinate ourselves right? I mean I think the real issue is inflicting a change to a being that will become "Sentient" or "Conscious". When we genetica
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We need to pay attention to the phrase "particularly describing the place to be searched". We need a way to define 'location' within a digital landscape. One possibility is to add a second dimension to the definition. A
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I know the location of every WiFi device connected to my network. In general, I, and other occupants carry a device that has WiFi (Phone, watch, etc). Since I know the location of the device, I can infer/assume the location of the pe
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Unifi
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I read the values right out from the AP and sends them to be stored in the DB. I had to build up a proper set of data (about a weeks worth) before I could go and "back fill" location. Uses some simple MA algos on the signal/
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Very interesting. Indoor mapping is a great project to take on. I started mapping my house using Wifi Signal. By capturing signal strength, noise, and connected AP for each device for every second. I can manage to turn lights off and on a
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Gorilla Marketing at its finest. Way to hack society Robinhood
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No. But stating the Delimma allows us to talk about how to solve it.
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The law forces one be responsible (without choice). If a law is passed to “kick the leakers”, then if one leaks, they will be held responsible by having a good kicking for not bearing the responsibility of upholding the law. Morally, the
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morals != laws. Re-read and you will see no association made in the grammar. Words tend to reflect back the ideas and beliefs of the reader.
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One must take responsibility for one’s morals. Our given set of societal/legal norms impart a certain level of responsibility. Because of the law, one must be responsible whether one likes it or not. The individual sits at the mercy
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Security Concerns aside. The informed delivery service is great. I've been using it for a little over a year now. They began inserting ads into the Informed Delivery Email. Senders must place some sort of barcode that is then read by
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Wonder why less words are being added over time?
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Caution: Playing 'Overwatch' on Linux May Get You Banned
(forbes.com)
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