aesh2Xa1

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by aesh2Xa1 15d ago
Some apps offer direct APK downloads from their websites. If Google Play Services is detected, they use it for push notifications. Otherwise, they fall back to an internal background connection. WhatsApp is an example. You still need to sup
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by aesh2Xa1 3mo ago
Could you share your case's details? It sounds like you wanted better L3/IPv6 support and figured out a clean way to achieve it.
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by aesh2Xa1 3mo ago
It does mean on the property and including inside facilities. Maybe that's at the gym or by the pool, and maybe you're actually not comfortable becoming a swimsuit model.
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by aesh2Xa1 4mo ago
* Given that for-profits can be given tax-breaks for (hopefully) good reasons [which are not altruistic]; * therefore non-profits can be given tax-breaks for (hopefully) good reasons [which are not altruistic]. A defense contractor designin
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by aesh2Xa1 4mo ago
I think your position seems reasonable, too. Though intuitive, it isn't the reality. The tax-exempt status is granted for Exempt Purposes, but not as a matter of altruistic intention: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-p
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by aesh2Xa1 5mo ago
Try using iperf3 version 3.16 or better. There used to be a multi-threading problem otherwise. https://software.es.net/iperf/faq.html
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by aesh2Xa1 6mo ago
I think they don't mean propaganda, but "entertainment." OP is referring to Fox's legal defense here: https://www.npr.org/2020/09/29/917747123/you-literally-cant-... This legal defens
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by aesh2Xa1 7mo ago
1st, this is unlike CAR-T as there is no extraction, engineering on that extraction, and then reinjection. 2nd, the only injection is intravenous. It uses a kind of virus that has been specifically engineered to cross the blood-brain barrie
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by aesh2Xa1 7mo ago
@strcat, you've mentioned GrapheneOS will have access to internal code to do hardening below the OS layer. Does this mean Motorola devices will offer stronger security than Pixels, where you're limited by what Google exposes? Is M
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by aesh2Xa1 8mo ago
The dealbreaker was data usage for AI training, not UI: "We are going to use your email to train our LLMs. I'm not okay with that... my confidential commercial information is NOT okay to use to train your models [...] So... goodby
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by aesh2Xa1 8mo ago
No, you probably haven't read the conversation piece. The post is ultimately about switching providers because Google's service crosses a line from (1) targeted advertising to (2) using personal and confidential information for mo
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by aesh2Xa1 8mo ago
The founder of GrapheneOS commented on this a few days ago here on HN, and basically said it doesn't impact GrapheneOS. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550366
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by aesh2Xa1 9mo ago
I wouldn't apply the usual "but mice" appeal to purity in this case. For one, the paper specifically studied brain structures that are directly homologous in both mice and humans (retrosplenial cortex). The researchers specif
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by aesh2Xa1 9mo ago
Aorus/Gigabyte is also making their monitors into smart TVs. The next size up is a Google TV. https://www.aorus.com/en-us/monitors/s55u
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by aesh2Xa1 10mo ago
This law demands a surveillance architecture, not just porn regulation. Once the norm and mechanism to de-anonymize content use exists, it can be expanded to any content, including political dissent, and for both accessing AND contributing
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by aesh2Xa1 10mo ago
I am not challenging the safety release mechanism. The OP already demonstrated that. I am challenging the result of that release in your poorly framed experiment. You explicitly sought to test 'a different side of the spectrum.' Y
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by aesh2Xa1 10mo ago
That comparison is flawed. You guided the LLM to judge a specific medical policy, whereas the OP asked for a holistic evaluation of the candidates. You created a framing instead of allowing the LLM to evaluate without your input. Furthermor
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
It does include employment. It's discussed in terms of "employment" or "jobs" thresholds and trends. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recession > In the United States, a recession is defined as
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
That's interesting, and I think I've seen that writing style before, although it might have been in infosec circles. What do you mean by the mimicry and viewpoints? It does seem to be used to signal prestige more than in-group mem
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
Not to be that guy, but feed/enclosure are direct costs. Externalities are costs/benefits to someone uninvolved with the chicken/egg transaction (noise or free insect control affecting your neighbor are negative and positive
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
Cellular radios also have this capability. There's work done to track individuals in this way (matching your walking pattern/gait). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44416761 Signal processing is probably a gen
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
I think you're relating coal as a percentage of all energy rather than relative to itself year on year. The data here shows that coal consumption is simply increasing in China. Therefore, I believe it is inaccurate to say "they ar
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
I looked up the amount of blood lost due to a menstruation cycle, and the answer is around 50 ml. OP's linked paper has "the iron-reduction patients had 300ml of blood removed at the start of the trial and between 250 and 500ml re
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by aesh2Xa1 11mo ago
Yes, but the relative amount per volume blood should be the same. I think that's why he's asking. If so, the answer is that the body replenishes plasma in a day and red cells in six weeks (redcrossblood.org FAQ). The relative amou
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
The details are skimpy. In a CNN article we can see photos and mention that these were housed in apartment units and perhaps other rentals. https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/23/us/swatting-investigation-ser...
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Reputation harm. An anonymous individual might also have multiple anonymous accounts, for example. Without that anonymity, other projects might ban their contributions, and users might not use their software.
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
To add on, the fundamental question is which risk is more palatable for something we "can't afford to fail?" Is the risk of a hospital closing for purely financial reasons more or less acceptable than the risk of a state-run
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
I agree with your point about OP's statement regarding "where is not not needed Windows in any way, to the Remote Device Management baked into firmware as Apple does with its hardware" I also read that to mean that the firmwa
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
Yeah, your point about implementation is correct -- much of the MDM functionality runs within macOS. But, eh, I still think it's fair to describe it as a feature of the firmware. The enrollment and prevention of removal have firmware-l
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by aesh2Xa1 1y ago
If I understood it well enough, the intention was to formalize/standardize self-hosting such that it became easier (and with an emphasis on security). With that done well, perhaps the next step would have been ready-made images. I coul

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