deadbunny

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by deadbunny 6d ago
Can they just buy Atlassian.
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by deadbunny 8d ago
If they form a mesh and route traffic via one TV that acts as an exit node you can check the packet TTLs.
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by deadbunny 8d ago
This would be trivial to test and detect. Just like every claim that TVs will connect to open WiFi networks if you don't connect them to a network. Yet after years of these claims and being extremely trivial to test not a single shred
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by deadbunny 8d ago
Could you link to these reports, the ones with evidence?
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by deadbunny 9d ago
Many 75" monitors on the market?
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by deadbunny 9d ago
Still super easily detectable even if they clone a MAC.
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by deadbunny 9d ago
Takes real balls to go with AWS huh?
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by deadbunny 9d ago
I'm not the one claiming TVs actively spoof their MAC address. Its on the person making claims to provide evidence.
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by deadbunny 9d ago
Its always speculation that would be trivial to actually test. 1. Do not connect to network 2. Create unauthenticated WiFi network 3. Monitor WiFi network Strange no one has ever done this simple af test to backup their claims
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by deadbunny 9d ago
[citation needed]
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by deadbunny 16d ago
Claiming the game of systems and their interactions is not complete or compelling because it doesn't hold you hand is laughable. Not everything has to be made or everyone, in fact I would argue that is exactly the reason games these
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by deadbunny 16d ago
DF is extremely fun.
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by deadbunny 16d ago
Why is it the games job to handhold you?
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by deadbunny 19d ago
this has only been somewhat possoble for laptops within the last decade even then you're limited to a narrower selection of models.
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by deadbunny 19d ago
They're LARPing, must have escaped from Twitter
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by deadbunny 22d ago
Apple is gonna do what apple wants.
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by deadbunny 22d ago
Do we need a 3rd top level discussion on this?
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by deadbunny 22d ago
I can't believe I'm saying this but, Oracle at least provides a useful product.
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by deadbunny 22d ago
The security team have guns and aren't given a 2nd thought, kinda invisible even. They don't need to negotiate.
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by deadbunny 22d ago
I'd assume the deployment isn't always over reefs?
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by deadbunny 22d ago
From TFA: It's superabsorption that's responsible for the battery's most surprising property. In classical physics, molecules are little individualists – each acting on its own and absorbing energy at a rate independent of th
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by deadbunny 22d ago
Sounds super valuable, we should probably stop setting a finite resource on fire.
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by deadbunny 23d ago
Seems like the problem is the utter lack of mental health support to me.
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by deadbunny 23d ago
Good thing that stops the "destitute, on drugs, mentally ill etc" from doing this simply by removing the public toilets right?
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by deadbunny 23d ago
What tosh. It's copywrited material, they pay to access it like everyone else.
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by deadbunny 28d ago
Sorry, saving one kid does not warrant living in a panopticon.
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by deadbunny 28d ago
That's a problem wether AI is involved or not.
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by deadbunny 29d ago
May I introduce you to the UK chain Iceland and their stance on management consultants? https://about.iceland.co.uk/our-story/the-dark-ages/beware-m...
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by deadbunny 29d ago
No, it is a platform owned and managed by Microsoft. Well, owned and mismanaged by Microsoft.
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by deadbunny 29d ago
Pretty sure the cooking and spending time with their daughter is the meaningful bit for them. Why would they automate the setup steps otherwise?

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