NetworkPerson

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by NetworkPerson 2mo ago
I'm not sure what to think here. Legitimate misuse, sure. But the article says at least one person only looked up their own license plate. I feel like that should be considered acceptable. It's not law enforcement usage specifical
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by NetworkPerson 2mo ago
Flock is in the news most for this it seems (probably for the government connection with law enforcement often using it), but it's worth mentioning that these features are becoming common place in security cameras. I think Verkada led
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by NetworkPerson 4mo ago
Not as interesting as it seems when compared with the original data. The needle only moved a few percent over the last two years. Data from the article for how fast the leaked passwords can be cracked. First percentage is 2024. Second is 20
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by NetworkPerson 4mo ago
Not sure countries will ban the glasses. Can say I was very quick to have boards putting through policy stating staff are not allowed to wear these (or most others) on business grounds for specific sectors I work with. They didn't real
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by NetworkPerson 5mo ago
You can drink snake venom without being harmed (provided you have no ulcers or cuts in your mouth). Stomach acid will break down the proteins in the venom so they no longer have impact. Don't know if that's the kind of fact you&#x
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by NetworkPerson 7mo ago
On the other hand, I have near 0 ability for coding. A few semesters in different languages back in college, but never even compiled a single project back then. Enter vibe coding. I need an app that does a basic task and can run under a com
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by NetworkPerson 7mo ago
Already decided I’m done. 100% for the keyboard. Don’t care everything else I have is Apple. I’ll update my home infra to replace icloud. Going to the new Samsung Galaxy when it hits later this month.
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by NetworkPerson 8mo ago
I found it far too expensive for Anthropic. Entire context of every conversation is sent each time you type anything. Switched to a local model running from Ollama. Not quite as smart as opus, but good enough for my needs.
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by NetworkPerson 8mo ago
Not a fair analogy. It’s all about the effort invested. If I hand AI “write me something funny about my dog” and get the song from that, slop. If I carefully detail my own lyrics and define line by line how I want it rendered, not slop. Unl
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by NetworkPerson 8mo ago
I honestly wouldn’t call Suno “AI slop” at this point. Yes, there’s a ton of garbage coming out of it. But you can also create some really detailed and intricate songs if you do it right. I’ve made some really nice duets and trios for examp
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by NetworkPerson 8mo ago
The free account and the entry paid account both say 100 credits a month… is that a typo? I’d be disappointed unlocking full AI abilities only to have the same limit as free.
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by NetworkPerson 8mo ago
Something to listen in on live calls seems kinda creepy to be honest and would be abused far past your use case. I’ve used RoboKiller before for myself. It did a fantastic job at nuking most every spam call. Maybe that would work for you?
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by NetworkPerson 10mo ago
I’ve hit twice over the last year where it was needed. Though in one case, it’s because a server that was physically old enough to vote happened to be handling dhcp and dns. I set the other, only slightly less old, server to be primary on b
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by NetworkPerson 10mo ago
If you shared the chat at any point, it can be discovered by others. ChatGPT has also had at least one bug in the past where users were able to see the chats of others. So yeah, even if paid or over API, it’s not a good idea to trust it wit
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by NetworkPerson 11mo ago
Having years of direct interaction working in the vet field, some skepticism is warranted. Ignoring the lack of studies, I’ve had drug reps explain how the three year and one year rabies vaccines are actually the exact same shot made from t
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by NetworkPerson 11mo ago
This actually looked helpful for my side hobby. But then the test it now for free option was straight to “log in with google.” I don’t have Google. 95% of the companies I take care of don’t have Google (though to be fair on that, the MSP I’
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by NetworkPerson 11mo ago
I like comet. Haven’t tried Altas so can’t give the best comparison. But comet is pretty transparent on how it handles data and lets you hand it a list of domains you want it having 0 access to. Having said that, I’m still not convinced usi
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by NetworkPerson 11mo ago
Universe Browser. Never heard of it.
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by NetworkPerson 1y ago
Windows
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by NetworkPerson 1y ago
As tightly as these companies watch for anything that could be a violation of their trademark, I highly doubt you’ll find a single tld where you manage to register something with nvidia in the name and not lose it.
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by NetworkPerson 1y ago
No, don’t close them. Libraries have become surprisingly useful of late. Need to 3D print something? No problem, probably cost you less than $1 at my local library. Like DND? Cool, they host two games a week. Feel like checking out some vid
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by NetworkPerson 1y ago
I’ve been a big fan of mailbox.org. Cheap, easy to use, just works. Been using it for years.
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by NetworkPerson 1y ago
I don’t necessarily look for the people who have absolute knowledge or skill in areas when considering who would be best for the role. What matters more is that they are a good person, possess the qualities needed for success, and I have co
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
Having actually worked with police and seen these cameras, I’m torn. If you’re searching for a suspect, these cameras really help to make sure the person is found. Quickly finding certain people can definitely save others from potential bad
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
The first statement here is that researchers say the phishing tests don’t work. Not sure who those researchers are, but they are either doing the tests wrong or have bad data. I work with around 100 different companies and run these campaig
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
I struggled with empathizing with what others were going through. Emotions were always a bit foreign to me. Lost a child about 1.5 years back. I’ve grown a lot in the empathy field since. Never wish it on anyone, but you gain a unique under
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
2024 Santa Fe Hybrid. Not the expensive calligraphy version. Fits everything I want it to, has two full size pull up seats in the rear when I need the extra, and gets me 40Mpg for all the travel I do.
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
Honestly, I think less attackers go this route than a simple clone of the target website and logging of credentials people enter. Much easier phishing than trying to interact with the real website. Saw this for a bank recently and sent an a
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
Firefox extended service release
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by NetworkPerson 2y ago
So every single student is then physically expected to go to a library to be able to complete their homework? You’d have to have computer labs in those libraries capable of handling over a thousand students for some areas. Not a very practi

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