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Micrococonut
17d ago
Automated scripts that target everything they can. Isn’t that one of the core lessons to take away from the last year? As hacking becomes commoditized and the cost per attack shrinks, it becomes more profitable to cast a wide net, and every
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Micrococonut
17d ago
Accidentally indeed. Im sure it’s tough to do anything intentionally when you are sieving through the slop heaps.
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20d ago
Indeed. This mass surveillance should have been stopped long ago.
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27d ago
Back then you didn’t want to sell out or be a poser. Now we are a society of posers.
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Micrococonut
29d ago
The extreme discomfort of eye tracking based interactions for power users is what kept it off of my head. You have to maintain eye contact with the ui element you want to touch throughout the entire gesture. It’s kind of miserable for someo
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1mo ago
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sink-it-for-reddit/id644987363... Here is an iOS safari extension that helps mitigate their bs. Just putting this out there for people.
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1mo ago
Republicans don't even try to put on an appearance of lawfulness anymore. Their supporters revel in the criminality. They worship it.
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1mo ago
Sounds good. We can stop conducting business online and get back to being humans.
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1mo ago
Should be able to get by with using system graphics
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2mo ago
Well said
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2mo ago
I feel like the level of discourse on HN has fallen to that of reddit recently. I used to expect more of people on this website. When the rebuttal to home nuclear energy generation being an obviously horribly bad idea is “oh well we have ca
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2mo ago
Except most people don’t have industrial levels of arsenic, LSD, or other highly toxic substances stockpiled in their homes. Nor do they have a way to obtain it without triggering a visit from a swat team. Which is exactly what this comment
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2mo ago
Well when it comes to ending encrypted traffic, I would assume if they can’t read your traffic you will be in violation and the police will show up at your door to kindly imprison you for a few years
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2mo ago
Ah yeah I remember that day. It was when he went on stage and started popping off sieg heils with the intensity and ferocity of someone who really meant it.
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2mo ago
The ultimate solution is banning these pedo-oriented spy products.
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3mo ago
Your bank doesn't have a website?
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3mo ago
I think it would just be an opportunity to sell another chip a few years down the line. If the utility curve flattens out on the performance of models I can see a future where you are buying an up to date chip every few years to upgrade to
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3mo ago
Built a nuclear contamination engine. Died of a fentanyl overdose. American as apple pie.
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4mo ago
Not sure what you mean by this but I use 1password on my home computer (bazzite) without any issue.
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4mo ago
Do not let anybody lead you astray. If you want to just game without any bullshit install Bazzite.
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4mo ago
I switched to bazzite-dx for my personal computer ~6 months ago. i7-13700K / 5070 Ti / 32GB DDR4 / 5120x1440 240Hz HDR It's been perfect for me. The included Bazaar app store is very impressive compared to something like
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4mo ago
Yea I don't know if that's true or not. I'm just saying that is what they are getting at.
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4mo ago
The analogy is implying that the revenue generated by providers is dwarfed by the total expenditure on inference & continuously training the next best model. These providers have large operational costs and the presumption is that they
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1y ago
Look at the notifications in the middle of the landing page for iOS 17. https://www.apple.com/os/ios/ It is immediately awful. I hadn't even seen the keynote yet when I went to apple.com to see what had been
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1y ago
The fact that it ever made it to this stage is troubling. It was quite literally the very first thing I thought when I saw their landing page for ios 17. https://www.apple.com/os/ios/ Look at the notifications fro
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2y ago
People are very aware that American tech companies want to control and exploit them as much as possible so there's really no difference to them between a Chinese app and an American app. Big tech trying to use its political power to fo
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3y ago
Just one more reason to actually read the article instead of just assuming its contents say whatever you want.
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3y ago
Every single lightning cable I've ever owned developed a black corrosion on a pin that prevented it from working. Every. single. one. You cannot claim that lightning is durable. It's completely farcical.
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3y ago
What about with good outcomes?
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5y ago
Literally. What a silly website. If they actually wanted to affect anything they should be encouraging people to delete their accounts.
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