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asynchronous
3y ago
There is quite literally no way that math is correct. Even in the absolute worst case scenario where your server farm was powered by coal plants exclusively this would not be the case.
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asynchronous
3y ago
It’s a classic “boy who cried wolf” situation, because they’d be in a world of hurt if they didn’t respond to a legitimate call- but I have to agree, if the person has no prior criminal record what are you doing bringing the SWAT team out?
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asynchronous
3y ago
From what I understand Framework is hoping to basically open source the hardware schematics eventually for the ports and such
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asynchronous
3y ago
It was someone called in “a suspicious backpack with wires” which is absolutely hilarious at DEF CON
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asynchronous
3y ago
Yeah that is the unspoken truth here, MGM took way too big of a hit this last year from that for it not to impact the hacker summer camp.
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asynchronous
3y ago
This metric is the only one that matters and it’s completely sailed over in the article to instead support their point
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asynchronous
3y ago
Like all media nowadays.
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asynchronous
3y ago
I’m not gonna forget how absolutely ludicrously long all that did last, and making it out to be “just two weeks” isn’t going to change anything.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Very neat capability. Need to see more of hyper-optimizing models to one specific use case, this is a great example of doing so.
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asynchronous
3y ago
It’s technically both if they’re performing an include file that wasn’t supposed to be hosted- ex. “/../../passwd/etc”
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asynchronous
3y ago
Leave it to hackernews to somehow find a way to badmouth Tesla for actually having a fantastic bug bounty program, and taking security seriously enough to sponsor multiple pwn2own events and other security challenges. Face it, Tesla has so
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asynchronous
3y ago
I feel like only way to fix this is with government intervention, and I absolutely hate that idea.
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asynchronous
3y ago
We won’t forget despite them wishing we would. Fact is the scientific community lost a lot of trust in the last few years they had worked hard to earn.
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asynchronous
3y ago
They’d have to spend an impossible amount of money to do so, ChatGPT isn’t Zeus or his lighting bolts.
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asynchronous
3y ago
People who switch careers into tech are really not appreciating how hard it is to break into- most of us in tech already grew up in this, we’ve loved it since day one. If you’re switching just for monetary gain, we can smell it and we don’t
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asynchronous
3y ago
And immediately shows the Steve Jobs documentary.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Gotta say Starlink could very well fix this soon.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Great write up, amazingly thorough and interesting to read. We will watch your career with great interest
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asynchronous
3y ago
In addition I see no studies or cited research about how many birds were killed by the increase of wind power, or other environmental impacts that the massive increase in wind turbines may have caused.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Not enough, obviously
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asynchronous
3y ago
Especially the US government in terms of age.
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asynchronous
3y ago
My guess would be MSPs or other cheap tech work - still a million small businesses that need it, and it doesn’t really scale that well so there’s a good amount of competition.
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asynchronous
3y ago
Irregardless this feels immoral if not somewhere illegal.
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asynchronous
3y ago
As a Tesla owner this makes sense. The cars are highly optimized to stock configuration. Doing any sort of extra load or mods quickly diminishes range.
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asynchronous
3y ago
I’m convinced that ease of use is antithetical to punk culture in a lot of ways, so maybe this was inevitable.
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asynchronous
3y ago
I agree that it’s more important than the NYT, I disagree that it’s the most important development in human history.
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asynchronous
3y ago
You don’t decrypt a hash, a hash is used to verify integrity of a specific content. You can use several programs to create a hash of the files you downloaded, and compare it to this person’s hash to see if they’re the same.
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3y ago
Full stop, only native car software I’ve ever thought wasn’t trash is Tesla. Toyota does get second place with CarPlay support.
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asynchronous
3y ago
You’re holding it against him that he didn’t want Starlink used onboard physical weapons of war?
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asynchronous
3y ago
You’re assuming a populace that doesn’t already have 90% of what you just proposed and still ignores it instead to commit immoral acts and destroy society
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