VoidWhisperer

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by VoidWhisperer 5d ago
If there is an innocent explanation, I'd love to hear it, because it kind of reads like the force push was done to move the commit with the attribution change out of the public eye so it wasnt clear what they had done. Maybe it is poss
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by VoidWhisperer 9d ago
Something like this would've been incredibly useful at my previous job - we often had to put together how a user triggered an issue using a combination of logs and analytics to track what actions they took..
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by VoidWhisperer 17d ago
This seems way overkill. I understand that that the OP didn't want to pay a subscription, but a really quick google showed that Blink makes a $30 product that solves this exact problem (not being able to hear the doorbell inside), the
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by VoidWhisperer 17d ago
To save people a click, the data is from 2003 to 2013, not more recent.
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by VoidWhisperer 22d ago
It can also write good kubernetes GitOps files, although that doesnt necessarily make terraform or ansible unnecessary (especially if you have to set up a diverse set of resources at a cloud provider)
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by VoidWhisperer 24d ago
Generally the reason you have a links section in the footer is for them to be actual links, not text. I wouldn't trust this product as far as I could throw it given how many issues the site seems to have
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by VoidWhisperer 24d ago
Agree with this - started programming through learning scripting in ROBLOX when I was like 12 (this was back like 17 or 18 years ago) and it developed into a life-long passion for software engineering. I am thankful I had people around me
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
No, he is correct. When I wrote this comment originally I was having trouble thinking of how exactly to describe the location
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
Worth noting, if they are covered by the person's insurance, it may be worth looking into using a CGM (Continuous glucose monitor) and the self-hostable application Nightscout[0]. CGMs use the interstitial fluid in (usually, although p
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
According to articles like this one[0], they haven't shared pricing yet - so I guess it can't be bought quite yet. [0]: https://www.digitaltrends.com/outdoors/asus-made-an-e-bike-c...
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
Seconding this. I wonder if the server got hugged to death by the HN front page
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
With some of these cybercrime groups, being sued is probably the least of their worries..
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
The final information on the crash almost reads like they hit the very top of the mountain - according to NTSB, they were about 200-250 ft from the summit, so it is possible they did still have visual with the airport until right before th
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by VoidWhisperer 1mo ago
The bitcoin one has moved the bulk of the funds (minus like $500) to this address: https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/BTC/bc1qjekyd0...
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by VoidWhisperer 2mo ago
Is there an actual reason for this credential to exist, or did it just 'end up' there? (either an unfortunate artifact of testing in development work, or some other way)
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by VoidWhisperer 2mo ago
Part of the selling point of a smartwatch, atleast in my opinion, is its ability to run apps that aren't developed by the manufacturer - for example, ones that help me be able to see my blood sugar from my CGM on my watch. They have a
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by VoidWhisperer 2mo ago
Next they should fix their SSL certificate
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by VoidWhisperer 3mo ago
Serious question: If the bones specifically show up as black on ultrasound but the surrounding (muscle, etc) don't, wouldn't that be an option that could be used to try to determine a broken/fractured bone without the radiati
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by VoidWhisperer 3mo ago
https://github.com/nex-agi/Nex-N2/issues/4 Seems that they didn't make/train a new novel model, they did a mix of two existing models and then gave it an instruction to say it was 'Rio, trained
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
> Thank you to my friends, family and doctors as well. Their support during this time was unwavering and I’m not sure what would have happened without them. “Nothing good” is what a nurse said when I posed that question to her. I've
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
I think the idea is that they have the functionality that cloudflare is using to generate the fingerprint (like webGL in this case) disabled in their non-cloudflare profile and only use the cloudflare profile to do things they have to that
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
I think the point the grandparent comment is trying to make is that at a staff level, and having been at google for 12 years, he was likely being paid pretty well, and that he could've made that same money longer term just by continuin
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
So is the idea for Shira is that it is quizzes and other tools to teach people how not to be phished? Whereas I know some enterprise anti-phishing tooling I've seen lets IT/Security send a 'phishing email', where you are
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
> No one should be driving in a hurricane. I agree, but there are a number of people here in Florida who will do it or die trying (emphasis on the die trying)
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
While this is going to be an overly optimistic scenario: Imagine how smooth a hurricane evacuation would go if _everyone_ used a self-driving car to do the evacuation - atleast there might be less gridlock than there is during any usual hur
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
Since these town council members are elected, I hope this guy has no aspirations of getting elected again, because he basically just showed everyone in his town that he can't be reasonable - that it is either none (no electronics at al
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
You could look into services that have the necessary data to flag flights as military or not, like adsb-exchange or opensky-network (although i think the former is too expensive and the latter i think requires that you get specific permissi
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
A couple of things: 1. I feel like this would be more useful to many people if the map used the common english names for the countries and etc - or atleast the ability to switch to it. Maybe I'm wrong here. 2. Realistically there is a
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
Must've been fairly popular. Every bundle including the board is already out of stock
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by VoidWhisperer 4mo ago
> Surprisingly, the exit IP you are given is not randomized each time you connect to the server, but deterministically picked based on your WireGuard key, which rotates every 1 to 30 days (unless you use a third-party client, in which ca

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