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by arnarbi 29d ago
Nordic nod of approval
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by arnarbi 2mo ago
I think it’s a little different. The restaurant fee isn’t a fee for something “extra”, it’s just a blanket extra charge on everything. It’d be like the airline sold you a ticket for $500, but as you step off the plane at the destination the
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by arnarbi 2mo ago
Restaurant owners interviewed in the media here in SF are directly quoted saying they can’t do that because “customers would notice”, or think “oh that’s expensive, I can’t eat out twice a week”. These are arguments for including the fees t
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by arnarbi 4mo ago
Scorched Earth was also my first hacking target. Found out that your cash balance and weapons inventory was all stored in a mysterious .ini file and you could just edit it.
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by arnarbi 5mo ago
Best "friendmaker" hobby I know is sailing. It's in general a very newcomer friendly hobby, which is both important as a newcomer yourself as well as for meeting new people once you are into it. It's naturally collaborat
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by arnarbi 6mo ago
It's more like workers on a large oil tanker using bicycles to move around it, rather than trying to use another oil tanker.
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by arnarbi 7mo ago
> why they're attributed to AI? I don’t think they mean scrapers necessarily driven by LLMs, but scrapers collecting data to train LLMs.
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by arnarbi 11mo ago
We did not, no. Just wrote up the report and moved on.
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by arnarbi 11mo ago
Back in college (~2008) we implemented this with a 7 foot tall back-projected screen and a couple of Wii remotes after seeing Johnny Lee’s video. The nice thing with that screen was that you could stand so close to it you couldn’t really se
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by arnarbi 1y ago
It is not based on TB but it is heavily informed by those efforts. See here: https://github.com/w3c/webappsec-dbsc#what-makes-device-boun... However, DBSC as an API and protocol is similarly agnostic about key storage.
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by arnarbi 1y ago
> why they don't have TLS try and always create a client certificate per endpoint to proactively register on the server side That is effectively what Token Binding does. That was unfortunately difficult to deploy because the auth st
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by arnarbi 1y ago
Services can certainly make this safer by providing means to get more restricted credentials, so that users can deputize semi-trusted delegates, such as agents vulnerable to injection. The important point being made in this discussion is th
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by arnarbi 1y ago
It’s the same thing: https://fidoalliance.org/passkeys/
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by arnarbi 1y ago
This is a very good point, and one the DBSC team thinks about a lot. In the short term it's about economics: Infostealer malware today scales really well because it can a) exfiltrate cookies quickly and clean it self up, mostly evading
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by arnarbi 1y ago
There are many sailing schools around SF, but one that stands out is https://www.cal-sailing.org/ - as it's by far the least expensive and low-commitment option to get on the water, and they have dinghies in which you&
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by arnarbi 1y ago
There was a pretty good video on this a couple of years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFv3QPNU6hw
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by arnarbi 1y ago
Garfield is certainly (meant to be) real, but I've never seen a strip that confirms that Jon can actually hear Garfield's thoughts. I think that's why Garfield minus Garfield works so well.
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by arnarbi 2y ago
It’s not induction. It’s just the contrapositive of “if you can solve the simpler problem then you can solve the harder problem”
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by arnarbi 2y ago
You used to be required to adopt an Icelandic forename - not surname. You still kept your original name (if you wanted) and it was up to you which one you used on practice. But as sibling comment says, that’s been dropped. For surnames, any
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by arnarbi 2y ago
Is that really price discrimination? “Enthusiasts” might have legitimate reasons for preferring hardcover (durability, aesthetics, etc) and are willingly and knowingly paying extra for that. How much it cost to manufacture is mostly irrelev
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by arnarbi 2y ago
> They are (or were) refusing to provide any indication to those other companies that these are not, in fact, the same people That is not quite true, the sub field will be different.
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by arnarbi 2y ago
“They” in this case included me and this was a deliberate fix for poor UX many years ago. We definitely thought about it and we used to blink only the key that had a credential from the allow list, because like you we thought that made the
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by arnarbi 2y ago
Chrome on desktop did: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/identity/webauthn-signal-a...
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by arnarbi 2y ago
I have the same fantasy. I think it’s appealing because I imagine they’d be able to appreciate all the amazing things behind it more than most people, dead or alive.
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by arnarbi 2y ago
Stained glass won’t (I think) shift any frequencies. It will attenuate different frequencies differently, but it won’t make up new ones. So when the signal frequency changes, you’ll still see that change, but the light might get brighter or
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by arnarbi 2y ago
> What am I missing? The tree blowing in the wind will introduce its own amplitude (brightness) fluctuations. It will be hard for you to tell which amplitude changes are signal from the source and which are noise from the tree. Edit: Loo
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by arnarbi 2y ago
Others have answered correctly (it was an arbitrary choice), but fwiw I always found it helpful to think of current as the direction of the “holes” where electrons can be. Like bubbles rising in water, the holes “travel” opposite the potent
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by arnarbi 2y ago
He's also the one running for president. https://grapevine.is/news/2024/04/03/comedian-and-former-rey...
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by arnarbi 3y ago
In one of our iterations, we did indeed have a mandatory rule that each set of caveats added by a holder was terminated by a “sign off” caveat. But in the end we concluded that if that mattered in the actual enforcement, then one wasn’t rea
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by arnarbi 3y ago
Macaroon is just the English word for the French word macaron. ducks for cover

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