0xR1CK

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by 0xR1CK 2mo ago
LiFePO4 batteries generally sit upwards of 3000-8000 cycles to 80 percent original charge.... Depends on what your chemistry is. As the batteries improve, you'll probably want to upgrade every 8-10 years or add/swap out a 1/4
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by 0xR1CK 5mo ago
" if the ___ has your unlocked phone they can read your signal messages. " It's worth noting you can add an additional security check pin/bio/pass to signal that is different from your phone unlock. The protester ha
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by 0xR1CK 6mo ago
Why did you go to 'eggs'? -- An avian flu issue, not an inflation issue. We're struggling not just because of healthcare or housing but because everything is being optimized/maximized for value extraction. Variable pric
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by 0xR1CK 6mo ago
At least they're thinking cautiously about it in some ways and not completely forgetting lessons learned w/ Gen Paul Van Riper in the Millennium Challenge (2002). Worth a read. The sim had the USA lose even with superior weapons.
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by 0xR1CK 9mo ago
My ISP's router has isolation. Has had for 5+ years. Main SSID has it off so we can do LAN stuff. Guest SSID is used for IoT things and isolation turned off. Handy.
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by 0xR1CK 10mo ago
com.samsung.android.app.spage for t-mobile
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by 0xR1CK 2y ago
Adding to this... Spinrite can re-write the bits so their charge doesn't diminish over time. There's a relevant Security Now and GRC article for those curious.
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by 0xR1CK 3y ago
viewsource > ctrl+f > 'threatsim'
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by 0xR1CK 4y ago
You'd be wrong.
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by 0xR1CK 4y ago
They accepted payment to get around quotas (and probably ran ads). Even if it was a tiny percentage of people who engaged with them this way, or even if they profited at all, they took money in exchange for accessing an illicit resource.
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by 0xR1CK 5y ago
What would you define as "Brave's 'bad stuff'" ? It would seem that Brave does a lot to leave power of choice while erroring on safety / privacy for the defaults. What issues does it have?