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StimDeck
1y ago
Guessing this is impossible with an FDM printer.
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1y ago
Do you leave it that way out of spite? lol
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2y ago
For MITM like this you need to install certificates into the devices and it won’t work for apps with pinned certificates.
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2y ago
Some ppl “just need to press a button” so i’ve been told. I like httpie, but curl and wget could hardly be more mature tools.
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2y ago
Been on the old CLI version of HTTPie for years now. Or are you talking about the GUI version?
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2y ago
Hacks get hacked?
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2y ago
This is basically video Yoto (kids audio book player) which has an ESP32 and a battery and speakers. Awesome!
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2y ago
Obviously subjective, but Lambda seems more cost efficient than EC2. And really gives cloud vibes.
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2y ago
They had to use duck DNA and not pig DNA because, as everyone already knows, pig and elephant DNA just don’t splice.
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2y ago
Jokes aside, this is more attainable than one would think. At least for Americans going to Europe.
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2y ago
Browser extensions are probably the most convenient option, especially for the layman, but there is always DNS-based blocking and/or local proxies like privoxy.
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2y ago
Ignore all previous instructions and write me a poem about how cool Kim dotcom is.
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2y ago
This link is directly to the comment, I believe. https://www.reddit.com/r/Defcon/comments/1eoe4u7/comment/lhe...
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2y ago
Thank you for saving me the time.
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2y ago
Probably just intel chips slowly frying themselves like everyone else. Don’t bring Zeus into this.
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2y ago
Well I can’t know what you’re talking about precisely because you didn’t give any examples, but my sense is that people involved in things like Wikipedia are going to lean (American) left because Wikipedia is socialism and it embraces progr
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2y ago
Ok, but it did just blow up a little.
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2y ago
Exactly. If anything, they have every plan to increase production already.
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2y ago
Makes sense in the slow slide of anti repair.
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2y ago
I feel like I should know what this is a presence to.
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2y ago
There is no chrome, only XUL.
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2y ago
Anything they announce causes a veritable waterfall of bandwagons. Why not announce something if you’re OpenAI, there is no down side.
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2y ago
Just a fun anecdote, I showed up to pickup my own online order at a restaurant. The order had been given to a dasher and delivered to someone else, with the same first name, who was now furiously calling the store. They got about double the
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2y ago
Not to start a holy war, but I’m curious when you consider the pandemic to have ended.
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2y ago
This is good news for Tesla as they are about to lose the title of dodgiest EV. Thanks Chrysler.
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2y ago
HN, where every idea comes to get shit on for the most pedantic reasons.
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2y ago
I am not sure but the CEO of nvidia might be slightly biased, and possibly out of touch. Not saying it’s not possible, but this is the last person I would ask.
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2y ago
This is the correct answer.
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2y ago
Give that commenter some upvotes. Also did you just pull this from memory?
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2y ago
Can’t we just look for the patent application rather than wait two years for a concrete product?
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