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yaris
1y ago
The authentication part does not look much different from password authentication (key ≈ password), and the "Configurable TTL" bit is somewhat confusing, the first part of the sentence assigns the TTL to API keys but the second pa
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yaris
1y ago
With Polish it may be even harder to go backwards, look for a clip from "Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową" movie on Youtube.
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yaris
1y ago
/offtop, but could not help... Optimists learn English, pessimists learn Chinese, realists learn AK-74 (or M-16 or whatever one's military is using).
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yaris
1y ago
I often wonder how such teams build their devices - I assume it requires quite a few pieces of equipment that can't be bought at a nearby shop. Are such devices ordered from some manufacturer or are they built in-house somehow?
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yaris
1y ago
Could you explain what stops _you_ from punching different machines (coffee machines, ATMs etc)? After all they are exactly that - robots, and your comment makes it quite clear that it’s OK. And also human workers who for different reasons
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yaris
1y ago
The amount of communications would be better illustrated by the number of connections made in a period of time, maybe complemented with the amount of data transferred up/down. Making a 1000 connections towards one domain name with diff
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yaris
1y ago
If a person is very ill mentally then there are already many ways to kill people in numbers, some of which ways are much more accessible than slaughterbots.
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yaris
1y ago
My understanding is that a drone will make decisions that are reproducible (same data - same decision), so if anything goes wrong then it should be possible to investigate (to some extent) and fix. A stressed private is in this sense ”undeb
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yaris
1y ago
When looking at this I remembered two projects I saw several years ago: one was using a wearable camera and colored markers on fingers plus some computing to recognize gestures, e.g. making a square with fingers would command the camera to
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yaris
2y ago
Well, it will definitely benefit the people listed in the article and their friends at contractor companies. As for economic or moral aspects - those in power to not give a flying fcuk, it seems.
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yaris
2y ago
Honestly it feels a bit like pissing one's pants to get some warmth in winter. It solves the immediate problem, but how it works out in the end...
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yaris
2y ago
Being fucked up (in different forms) by elected officials is nothing new or amazing - this is happening in many countries (although US looks exceptional in terms of speed and depth of "penetration"). Amazing will it be if these mo
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yaris
2y ago
As stupid as Trump's actions look (tariffs being the most stupid for me as non-US) this move of EU is a strong competitor, especially in the current international situation.
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yaris
2y ago
Many would say that "the last decade" (with the surrounding context) is timeless, or at least that it is still relevant today.
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yaris
2y ago
Forgive me my ignorance, but: parts from which cars are assembled (or raw materials from which parts are manufactured), are also subject to tariffs, aren't they? So the only shift that would happen is that of the labour (and US labour
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yaris
2y ago
"I'm not afraid of a computer that passes the Turing test, I'm afraid of a computer that _deliberately_ fails it."
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yaris
2y ago
While the point is valid, I can't help but think about "A hacker in a restaurant", english version found here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/hacker-restaurant-alexander-s... (it's not mine and I&#x
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2y ago
Our ticket system survived almost 20 years and is useless anyway, because approximately half of the history consists of pairs like: commit 12345 ”fixed a bug, see ticket 54321” - ticket 54321 ”fixed by commit 12345”.
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yaris
2y ago
"One has changed their shoes in mid-jump" is the closest I can think of. "Changed on a dime"++, so to say.
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2y ago
I have no idea about your bank offerings, but compared to _my_ bank Revolut had much fewer hoops to jump through when opening a child's account. As for being able to keep track - it depends on what "keep track" means for you.
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yaris
2y ago
Regarding kids on their own: have you considered Revolut?
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A week ago my card stopped working suddenly. When I opened the bank app to check the balance I found that my card is not listed there - as if I've never had it (the linked account was intact though). It was a holiday so customer suppor
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yaris
2y ago
And when the "intention" changes after you invested a few years/$ thousands into using the project, then ... ?
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yaris
2y ago
I believe your last line should be written in any OSS README file first, maybe twice (in the same vein as another poster suggested because "no one reads the license").
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yaris
2y ago
While there is some useful info in the post, the title is hugely misleading. The author tried one (single) VPN solution which they set up themselves, without full understanding of the things or even reading documentation upfront (although &
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yaris
2y ago
There is correlation (and maybe even causal relation) between lifestyle and longevity. It's just the lifestyle in those "Blue Zones" is not different from the lifestyle of surrounding areas (or as in Okinawa - gradient points
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yaris
2y ago
I'm sure I miss something, so could anyone from "privacy-protectionists" explain how they see Mozilla/Firefox surviving in the medium-to-long run, given that: - main source of income for Mozilla is an Ads Company
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Not all machines even in Tokyo accept IC cards, and despite new coins being aroud for 3 years there are a lot of machines (more than half from my experience) that don't accept those coins. Some machines have a sign "we accept new
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yaris
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In addition to Intelligent Speed Assistance the same regulation mandates automakers to equip cars with "black boxes" akin to those in planes. On the other hand, I could not find anything in there saying that manufacturers will hav
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yaris
2y ago
Dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40279632
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