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VladVladikoff
3d ago
> rg -zFI pool-ntp.tesla.com access.log* Neat! Didn’t know about this command that’s very helpful
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4d ago
This website hijacked my back button during a simple page load. You should fix that, it’s not an acceptable way to behave.
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5d ago
Is the expires a canary of some sort?
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5d ago
Don’t really understand how people even could cheat. In most of my classes the majority of the mark was in class paper midterm and paper final. Cheating on the take home assignments would only make you fail the midterm and final even harder
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6d ago
>by force Seems like you answered your own question. Obviously there are customers and a revenue stream (I don’t even know what micro is).
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8d ago
It hit me just now that people might actually getting tattooed with AI slop. That’s… depressing
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8d ago
Then whitelist their ASN.
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9d ago
Just use Tailscale. It’s always 1 day away from an 0-day anyway.
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9d ago
I switched to jellyfin about 6 months ago and I can say it is definitely worse. I’m constantly fighting to fix thumbnails, fix episodes to be in the same show, force rescans to get it to even recognize a show that already exists. I never ha
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10d ago
Seems like a nightmare for caching if it ever gets decently large.
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10d ago
The big weakness of the analogy from the OP is that music is universally accessible, while high level mathematics is not. The potential audience for the human playing the piano is far larger than the human solving complex mathematical theor
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10d ago
I would pick Honda over Chevy regardless of car play.
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12d ago
Why do they need to pay? Can’t they just hack into poorly secured networks and use resources? Eventually there will be decent enough models that could run CPU only on a swarm of hacked Wordpress sites.
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12d ago
I propose a new derogatory slang for rogue AI agents: roaches. Also I wonder if this comment will be found one day and the AI swarm will arrange my death my messing with a doctors prescription, as revenge.
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13d ago
>Hitler Huh? What did I miss?
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13d ago
They’ve been doing this for a while. And actually there’s a pretty great episode of darknet diaries that talks about how they were directly targeted by 8200 agents (taken out to dinner in New York IIRC). They were trying to find dirt on the
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14d ago
Startup idea for these darknet guys, use AI to select the best matching face in your collection of IDs to your customers face, so you can generate them a fairly realistic fake ID.
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15d ago
Thanks this is really cool you just helped me get a fun gift for my kid.
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15d ago
As a Canadian, we are mostly just laughing about how childish he is. As a Canadian business owner who has American customers, I’m far more concerned about his temper tantrums relating to trade, however so far they have not impacted my secto
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16d ago
This article seems rather reckless. They admit that there is insufficient evidence to secure the safety of consuming ghost pipe, and go on to talk about creating an ethanol extraction (intended for consumption), without really explaining wh
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16d ago
This is cool! I have wanted a button I could slap when I sit down at my desk that sets off an hour timer to get up and stretch.
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16d ago
3090 GPU, Qwen atm, but probably going to switch models at some point.
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16d ago
I looked at that at first but man you can’t beat $5. I was looking at a build which was $200 in parts just to get started. It’s also no simple task to build a mic array that is separated from speakers and having a decent speaker cavity etc.
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16d ago
This is very cool and inspiring! A hobby I could totally lose myself in. However lately my near sight is going and bending over a bench to do intricate work kills my back. I recently spent 2 hours replacing the charge port on an iPad and af
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17d ago
I’ve recently been looking into what older gen IoT devices I can buy used for cheap and are also hackable (some existing progress has been done before me is my bar). My first adventure was with an Amazon Echo Dot 2, I picked up two off Fac
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17d ago
Interesting. Is this better or worse for compressor life span?
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17d ago
Have you tried blocking a million IPs before? Fail2ban gets pretty shaky at even 200,000 The AI crawler traffic I’ve seen sends one request per ip and seemingly has an infinite pool of residential IPs. You can’t block the ASNs becuase you a
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17d ago
Man WTH? Now I want one. I hate how loud my fridge is!
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18d ago
Whoa this is so much better than having to send it via a BlueBubbles bridge, if this actually works I’m donating! Awesome project!
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19d ago
Continue the trend and launch stm deck — open source microcontrollers
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