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by xnzakg 3y ago
Obviously the best option is to just use it regularly enough that the dolphin doesn't get sad!
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by xnzakg 3y ago
> blog entry on wordpress
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Apparently someone reverse engineered the firmware[0] to find it. I don't see how they could easily change the password, except for perhaps using a custom tag that would only allow incrementing the values with the existing password (wh
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by xnzakg 3y ago
I like how these arguments always seem to imply that the software engineers are the ones who have to care way more about morals and ethics than whoever came up with the morally questionable "feature" to implement.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Maybe try to get in touch with Lumafield? They do CT scanning (and managed to make themselves known through "Scan of the Month" lumafield.com scanofthemonth.com
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Wonder if Kagi's universal summarizer would work on recipe videos. It seems to do a decent job on YouTube videos, but those usually have cc built in.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
I would bet that instead of python it's JavaScript and a webapp pretending to be a native application.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Didn't stop manufacturers from making gold plated TOSLINK connectors though.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
This is definitely better than many of the alternatives but still not perfect. With Zigbee etc you end up locked into one or more of the ecosystems, not to mention some manufacturers implementing it in a way that has weird quirks (see [1]).
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Honestly this sounds like a really bad edge case. Seems like they had the emergency stopping figured out, just didn't think about the possibility of a pedestrian ending up in a dangerous location afterwards...
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by xnzakg 3y ago
(2018)
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Technically "developer mode" in win10 is kind of a similar idea?
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Feels like this is where having the LLM "think out loud" helps. I've seen examples where a model makes a mistake and then corrects itself.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
If only the manufacturers of the plastic weren't trying to make it as difficult for you as possible to save the video file
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by xnzakg 3y ago
> (Oh and Japan mandates a particular kind of battery-to-device interface that isn't required anywhere else in the world which is why Makita batteries look different than everyone else's...) This is interesting, got any sources
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by xnzakg 3y ago
You're using unsigned timestamps?
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by xnzakg 3y ago
A better question would be how long this vulnerability has been present in Confluence...
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Wonder how hard it would be to implement in Shenzhen I/O[1]. There is functionality for importing custom LCD designs so that part shouldn't be _that_ much work (although the game logic probably would). [1] https://store
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by xnzakg 3y ago
I would say it's soft-bricking, but not hard-bricking.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Kind of wild to think that you can run a newer Linux version in Scratch than on a lot of physical devices. Also gives "Linux From Scratch" a new meaning.
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by xnzakg 3y ago
https://archive.ph/Xy9qO
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Following the same logic, you should never buy a phone used in case the previous owner installed a rootkit, and may also want to worry about rogue factory workers installing a rootkit before packaging the phone. I think running a system res
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if the intern didn't mind or was too busy looking for treasures to care :P
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by xnzakg 3y ago
I thought the IR sensors also use cameras, just with infrared emitters to see in the dark?
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Except if one of those gets left and the battery starts leaking, it gets stuck...
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Completely agree. Only issue is that this is based on the defect rate being high enough that enough lower-bin units get produced. Could argue that at that point the price of the higher end units could be lowered a bit, but that might still
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Meh, as much as I agree with the idea to avoid helping invasive species spread, it's not like they need human intervention. Apparently even monkeys have managed to raft across the ocean[0], and considering how much more resilient the f
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by xnzakg 3y ago
As much as I agree with this, buying off the shelf things, especially on the extremes of "very niche" (ok this kinda how's under your "hobbyist design" or "so general there are hundreds of knockoff versions wit
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Really depends on the specific pronect of course, but there's definitely some "posted online like code" projects out there. It's a more technical target audience of course, but I've seen plenty of projects with desi
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by xnzakg 3y ago
Came here to comment the same thing. I'm also personally not a fan of not being able to own your devices (or just not being able to keep them alive once the manufacturer turns off some server...), though there are two issues: One is pe

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