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by wildzzz 8mo ago
"other network/technical information" is pulling a lot of weight there.
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
The consensus is usually "well the government only targets you when you probably deserve it" whereas china is spying on everyone regardless of your opinion of the actions of the current administration.
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
Yeah but you probably don't have that telnet server exposed to the internet. It's fine if it's all local, I have an unencrypted FTP server running on my Xbox but it would be insane to let that be accessible from the internet.
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
They just didn't renew the contract. When I say cancel, I mean an abrupt end to the show.
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
I can certainly understand the statement. I'm no AI expert, I use the web UI for ChatGPT to have it write little python scripts for me and I couldn't figure out how to use codeium with vs code. I barely know how to use vs code. I&
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
Birmingham had a chronic absentee rate of 29% prior to this program which is defined as missing at least 10% of school days. They brought it down to 14%. Missing class is a major detriment to learning and causes kids to fall behind faster t
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
For the DCA noise complaints, a household (probably the same one as 2015) submitted 19000 complaints in 2016. That's 52 times a day or 3-4 per waking hour.
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
Colbert is not a CBS employee. He runs Spartina Productions which, along with Busboy Productions, produces The Late Show for CBS. It's a coordinated project of the three companies, he's not their employee and likely can't jus
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
Yeah it was super obvious who got help from parents and who did everything on their own. I did FIRST Robotics in highschool and that was another place where it was obvious which teams got a lot of help from their parents and which teams wer
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
We did ISEF in highschool. I always wanted to build something but just couldn't figure out a way to justify it. My teacher usually just said do an experiment please. I usually just did some lame science project that didn't really
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
It's a stupid meme. Public urination, like actually taking a piss in public while no one is around you, is likely going to be a ticket for disorderly conduct if a specific charge for it doesn't exist. You won't get an indecen
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by wildzzz 8mo ago
This post reeks of AI rage bait.
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
Any business that has a telnet daemon able to be reached by an unauthenticated user is negligent. Just the fact that everything is in the clear is reason enough to never use it outside of protected networks.
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
I'm guessing that with the flat structure of the company, there are more engineers that have a deeper responsibility with regards to ownership of a product. The guy responsible for maintaining a game does everything from project manage
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
I used to work for a guy that did government contract work as a two person company. His wife got him jobs and did the administrative work while he solely focused on the technical work. She obviously wasn't doing this full time and had
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
Anecdotally, I know people that have a couple drinks after work each day. Two 5% beers x 5 days x 52 weeks is already 2.4gal of ethanol a year and that's not counting what they drink on the weekends. A friend's mother drinks like
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
NSRL is like $7k/hr and required over a dozen physicists when running the beam. The point is to get the most amount of experiments performed while everyone is available to do so. We would work like a 12 hour day when running tests at N
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
Probably a third hand story at this point but what I was told from someone that worked there for a long time is that at one point, the winch that raised the cesium source got jammed in the up position. Obviously this was a problem because n
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
You can pretty much do whatever you want on BLM land but just not in national parks.
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
A used Thinkpad costs less than that and has higher specs. I understand wanting to make a pi work as a general computing device but damn, it's never going to compete with existing commodity hardware that's built at scale.
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
Typing 76 pages is easy when it's words in a language you understand. WPM is going to be incredibly slow when you actually have to read every character. On top of that, no spaces and no spellcheck so hopefully you didn't miss a ch
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
My mom used to tell me to write CHECK ID in the signature block. Someone only ever asked me once. It's probably been like 10 years since I've signed the back of a new card. An older woman at an antique shop actually checked for a
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
It's not too hard to slip a new wire into a laced bundle. In the places that still use lacing (aerospace), they use tefzel insulated wires that have the benefit of being super slippery against each other. This makes it easy to slip one
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
Almost always my back sweat from wearing a backpack shows up on the body scanner. Then a TSA agent has to put their gloved hand on my sweaty back. What a shit job lol. Whenever my backpack has been pulled aside for various reasons (large me
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
I am a white male and have TSA pre-check and after walking through the metal detector, maybe one out of several times I get randomly selected for the body scanner. I've never gotten the dreaded SSSS though. I've very rarely travel
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
Hardware dongles are incredibly rare now. Even on airgapped machines, you'll see a local Flex license server running. This is especially true when you have a small network of multiple machines that may require the use of a network lice
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
We use Flex license server for so many pieces of software. It works well as long as everything is up and running. Several years ago, we merged with another company and slowly began to consolidate IT infrastructure. The license server was mo
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
The one thing a real doctor can do is actually touch the patient and run tests, even simple things like using a stethoscope. At best, an AI "doctor" is just comparing patient-provided symptoms to a lookup table of conditions. No b
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
I spent about 15 minutes trying to determine where this photo was taken. The focal length used really obscures how far away the plane and the building behind it actually are. Eventually I figured it out based on the snippet of taxiway you c
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by wildzzz 9mo ago
If it can do so much on its own, what's stopping one instance from just spamming fake user stories?

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