NathanWilliams

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by NathanWilliams 3y ago
I thought it was clear it ran through iCloud: https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT209460 It only works between devices signed in with the same Apple ID
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by NathanWilliams 3y ago
I would love to have some examples, have you got any? Or is it just a feeling you have, that justifies your personal preferences?
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by NathanWilliams 3y ago
"no good reason", except the performance, battery life & build quality? Different people have different needs, preferences & ideological beliefs to you. If you measure the actions of others, based on your viewpoint alone,
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by NathanWilliams 4y ago
I think you will find the downvotes aren't envy, but incredulity that you think $600k is anything but wealthy. https://dqydj.com/average-median-top-household-income-percen... What is considered a middle class income?
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by NathanWilliams 4y ago
“Cool, but” Wow, did you actually watch the video, and understand what was accomplished? The technical expertise shown in this project is extremely impressive, and you are getting hung up on the title not living up to your interpretation of
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by NathanWilliams 4y ago
And how will they know when the "useful info" is simply false? Ignore the depressed, aggressive (sorry, "assertive") antics, the fact it can confidently assert false information is the true danger here. People don't
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by NathanWilliams 4y ago
I have been building a CPU using: https://github.com/hneemann/Digital Much faster than Logisim, UI a little clunky, but my CPU runs around 0.5Mhz and it has very nice peripherals like Telnet, graphics ram, VGA etc Terr
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by NathanWilliams 4y ago
Agreed, losing InfoSec Twitter will really sting
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by NathanWilliams 4y ago
Cooking can be enjoyable and relaxing for some of us. Something to take pride from. How rewarding it is to see someone genuinely enjoy something you made.
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
I don’t think we should make claims based only on what seems apparent to us. That isn’t a good path to finding the truth. It only exposes hidden biases and assumptions.
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
> Consider - the children of musical prodigies are likely to be more musical then average Is that true though? You made a big claim, without backing, to support your other claim.
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
Over Thunderbolt: https://twitter.com/_msw_/status/1333629867171057664?s=21
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
Checking in from Sydney here, summer is still a month away, my family is snuggled on the lounge under blankets right now. The result comes down to a competent government response to a public health crisis. Not the weather.
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
Noticed something odd today I think is connected to this. The other day we started using Access Advisor, and we found some of our KMS key policies with a Principal of '*'. It wasn't marked as globally open, so we planned to f
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
Why does the title exclude “Netflix boss” that is on the original? Excluding it gives a false impression this is something more than a self interested opinion.
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
Our government, like a lot of our citizens, are racist. (The government is also beholden to the mining industry...) Our PM today claimed we didn't have slavery here (in response to the BLM marches). Narrator: Australia did have slave
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
I don't know the answer to that, but keep in mind that Apple is control of the entire CPU design. They could for example put an x86 decoder in front of the ARM cores. After all, modern Intel processors decode x86 to a simpler instructi
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
I hope one day you grow as a person, and realise different people have different requirements, preferences and trade-offs. I value macOS, I work away from a desk more often than on one, and my past Mac computers have lasted for longer than
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by NathanWilliams 6y ago
Radiation? What radiation are you talking about? The non-ionising Bluetooth? The radiating sound waves? What about the (again, non-ionising) EMF coming from the cords in your wired headphones? Sometimes a little knowledge is a dangerous thi
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by NathanWilliams 7y ago
I disagree. A single region can go down (and has in the past), no matter how reliable S3 as a whole is. If your business wants to avoid downtime, this is a simple solution to further reduce risks that cause downtime. Just because other site
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by NathanWilliams 7y ago
Agreed. Each to their own, but I am tired of seeing JP recommended because I watched one Joe Rohan video once. I click not interested on each JP video, but still get recommendations. It is quite frustrating.
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by NathanWilliams 7y ago
My apologies, didn’t meant to assume you didn’t. I guess I should have stated how I can empathise with the author, as I can spend a lot of time perfecting something longer like a blog, but a twitter thread is incremental without the option
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by NathanWilliams 7y ago
Ah, so I take it you don’t have ADHD then? Tinkering is something you can lose touch with time on. Writing brings with it self doubt, worry about how it will be read. I send very clear emails (or so my colleagues tell me), but each one tak
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
I find it amazing that with all the progress around us every day, people still think there is an impossible line automation can’t cross, and that their job is safe. Even as a programmer, I imagine a lot of coding work being at the minimum o
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
A great movie, and come to think of it, I haven’t watched it in a few years. Thanks for the reminder!
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
No, savant simply means "a learned person". Perhaps you are thinking of "idiot savant", which refers to someone with a mental disability and is gifted in a particular way.
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
What does autism have to do with it?
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
Maybe just less hours in total at a desk (aka work)? I think that was the point she was trying to make.
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
Sorry, I’m not sure, this stuff largely goes over my head. I just understand the basics. If I had to guess, I wouldn’t be surprised if a different exploit is found that bypasses the bios setting to compliment this one.
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by NathanWilliams 9y ago
With physical access to a machine’s USB 3 port, someone could insert running code beneith the operating system, and it wouldn’t know. You could spy on user activity, sniff encryption keys etc

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