hackernudes

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by hackernudes 3d ago
If you host a webserver on the internet it is normal to receive that kind of traffic all the time. Source: I host a server on my Comcast connection.
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by hackernudes 19d ago
I don't actually believe the claims of this blog. A driver for a monitor from Windows update allowing mcafee antivirus and/or other programs to be installed automatically? I think more details should be shared. Also contains a lon
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by hackernudes 1mo ago
Technically this one is piping it to tar? But I agree with the sentiment.
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by hackernudes 1mo ago
In this case there is a two phase staleness check. The bot marks it as stale and it is correct to "bump" it if you think it is still important. The nixpkgs repo works the same way. I think it backs off from adding stale again as i
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by hackernudes 1mo ago
I'm guessing this is here because it was featured on an episode of Beef Season 2 from Netflix.
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by hackernudes 1mo ago
TMCH = Trademark Clearinghouse
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by hackernudes 1mo ago
Maybe we can synthesize large amounts of limited information. I thought that new training data is mostly synthetic anyway.
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by hackernudes 2mo ago
That is part of the plot of the TV show "Mr. Robot". Not just the loans, but balances too!
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by hackernudes 2mo ago
Why would you assume they physically walk around the entire space instead of teleporting/moving in VR?
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by hackernudes 2mo ago
Also discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44381838 from June 2025.
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by hackernudes 2mo ago
Quantenna used 1.1.1.1 for RPC to their wifi chip in their SDK by default. Should not have been exposed to global routing but of course people screwed that up. https://medium.com/@mrtcve/atts-misuse-of-cloudflare-dns-ip
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by hackernudes 2mo ago
I don't think there was ever a design to be one frame behind. Compositing requires the GPU to do some extra work to draw the frame to be presented. This typically takes very little time (much less than a full frame period). Additionall
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
I am tickled that OOM can mean "out of memory" in another context. You clearly meant "orders of magnitude".
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
Probably only used the floppy to boot into a ramdisk.
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
Get your public IP from cloudflare over chaos dns: dig @1.1.1.1 ch txt whoami.cloudflare +short
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
That's not really true. Ffmpeg is a Swiss army knife for anything related to digital multimedia (old and new). It is broken into a few libraries but doesn't really have plugins. Gstreamer has a different model, chaining together p
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
Seems to be Missing my favorite - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9STiQ8cCIo0 ("Unreal Super Hero 3" by Kenet & Rez)
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
> if solar panels drop another 90%, why not just slap them on earth? Because you need batteries then.
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
I have been thinking of this for a few years! Nice, I will check it out.
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by hackernudes 3mo ago
Organic farming still uses pesticides. See https://www.epa.gov/agriculture/organic-farming - "Pesticides derived from natural sources (such as biological pesticides) may be used in producing organically grown food
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
I didn't watch the whole video, but the quick summary is that because of passive investing (index funds in 401ks, etc...) lots of regular people will end up owning SpaceX stock even though they didn't explicitly buy it. I think th
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
It's really not a replacement for Google cast. It requires actively encoding video to send over wifi. If it's anything like wireless Android Auto it will eat a lot of battery. Google cast is usually a tiny payload to the device to
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
https://archive.is/ShyUM Article is a brief review of the book "The Secret History of Gold" by Dominic Frisby.
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
OTP = Open Telecom Platform
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
Pretty sure they mean that Starship is not working reliably yet
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
isn't the IPO a way to get tons of money?
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by hackernudes 4mo ago
Will demand for computing ever go down from where it is now? Even if the AI bubble temporarily pops, in the long run I think the demand for computers will be practically infinite. Market forces will probably bring the price of hardware down
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by hackernudes 5mo ago
Would Cyc count as a "knowledge graph" that the poster is referring to?
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by hackernudes 5mo ago
I've read many CVEs (somehow that acronym is ok... heh) but have never seen LPE despite being familiar with the concept.
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by hackernudes 5mo ago
RTA = restricted to adults

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