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by wallaBBB 5y ago
I fail to understand how is this worse than the current situation? These exploits usually target the PC side. If anything this makes it harder to target iPhones, since you have harder time at making sure your malicious cable would be used o
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
My current bet is they go portless rather than switching to USB C, and that would be the day I move from iPhone. Hopefully these open (and privacy) oriented android/linux phones get mature in the meantime. Wireless charging is a huge w
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
I have high hopes for PineNote by PINE64. A lot more than a reader. They're promising a lot, hope they deliver. Some might not like the large size, or lack of robustness you find with dedicated ereaders like Kobos.
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Global economic crysis (finally) starting, but from China(twitter.com)
5 points by wallaBBB 5y ago|0 comments
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AI will ‘exacerbate’ wealth inequality(finance.yahoo.com)
6 points by wallaBBB 5y ago|1 comments
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Then do a simple video - press unlock or RES with the key in vehicle range. Record that RF Tx and then replay the message. See if it does the same operation on the vehicle. Preferably with the key not disappearing out of the frame. Dude uC
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Honda (and any well established OEM) has rolling code on their newer models for sure. There are 2 scenarios possible here regarding this article. 1st - message is recorded while key is outside of the vehicle range. Rolling Code does not hel
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
This one is significantly different, here fob is pressed outside the vehicle range, and then signal is replayed at vehicle range. Rolling Code does not help here since the vehicle never received the original signal from the key. Thus it is
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
depending on the type of the key - those with passive functions do it usually every time you press the engine start button, while classical key - once you put the key (physical blade) in the lock to start the car.
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Both Lock and Remote Engine Start are considered as safety relevant in automotive.
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UK approves ‘first of its kind’ Covid artificial antibodies treatment(theguardian.com)
4 points by wallaBBB 5y ago|0 comments
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Hmmm one correction, SpaceX main driver is Gwynne and I doubt SpaceX would have been even close to what it is now if not for her. Musk is there more front face for the public. Tesla is his child, but so are many other (now obviously failed)
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Much of the ECUs OEM are purchasing from Tier 1 suppliers (Denso for example - a Toyota spinoff) who are directly hit by IC shortage, so that's why they are talking about overall supply. Also Japanese OEMs and suppliers tend to favor I
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
+ with families back in China there is an additional leverage to use.
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
It's becoming almost funny how quickly a wave of "analysis" articles are unleashed by outlets such as WSJ, Bloomberg, CNBC... whenever something negatively affecting the bank accounts of the rich comes up as a proposed soluti
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
newscientist used to be one of my favorite news outlets, and them going paywall would not bug me as much if just a few weeks before going paywall, they didn't (justifiably) go on a rant how paywalls destroy science... Now a feeling of
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
This if done is usually against the manufacturer's directives (if even possible to put online). The equipment that has networking capabilities is designed for internal networks, physically isolated, and it's a big emphasis on this
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Death rate from cancer is not really comparable, since there has been significant progress in early diagnosis and treatment. Not accusing or defending aspartame, just pointing it out.
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Considering the quality of current examinations in the approval process, I don't see how AI can do any worse. Basically now instead of doing a proper technical analysis and search over already approved patents, seems they just approve
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
One of the (publicly unspoken) conditions to offer VPN services in western countries is to keep logs and provide on their request, regardless of the marketing stories. There are several verifiable cases where Nord has cooperated with FBI an
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
yup, basically what you described is what has been an issue with LG android phones from the start - support, especially SW upgrades.
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
Well that puts you in a high risk group. Any temporarily high increase in IOP can trigger a tear easily, e.g. an accidental poke. Giving birth is risky with such high myopias. Aging of course... once in 50s I'd do annual checkups on th
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
VW group until recently believed in progress through internal competition, and VW and Audi were the main drivers of this philosophy, but since few years ago VW group announced that they will stop with this and focus on common development ac
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
if you have myopia, or high IOP I wouldn't look into Cipro for blame.
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
Exactly, something not regulated for OTC availability doesn't make it legal in WADA realm. Moreover, many SARMs (if you believe their "advertised" effectiveness) would in the end lead to elevated hormone levels in testing. Th
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
Then what have I been using on iOS for the past 4 years? (as long as I've been using iOS)
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
I highly doubt it's actually jamming the the 433MHz signal from the fob. Command signals are most likely properly decoded by the vehicle, but rather the RSSI measurements are getting disturbances. Those signals are LF (25kHz or 125kHz)
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by wallaBBB 6y ago
You just came here to say you use VIM.