nirav72

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by nirav72 9d ago
From what I recall reading, stuxnet itself was found in the wild. Even though it was certainly created for a specific target. That’s how security researchers were able to study it fairly quickly. So the binaries were already out there to
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by nirav72 29d ago
I've inadvertently stocked piled a bunch of DDR4 memory over the years. Usually bought them on an impulse when I saw a good deal, hoping to use it later when someone in the family/friend wanted a new gaming PC or for my own homela
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by nirav72 2mo ago
Anthropic starting to sound like Microsoft from the 1990s.
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by nirav72 2mo ago
Ballistic intercepts are still very difficult and not always certain to work. Interception is only possible within a specific trajectory window with limited number of shots. The missile defense we commonly hear about these days is used aga
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by nirav72 2mo ago
India has had the ability to reach LEO and beyond for a while now. So bringing down a nuke anywhere on the planet wouldn't be that difficult for them. That goes for any country that has LEO launch capabilities. Of course miniaturizatio
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by nirav72 2mo ago
ANSI bombs from the MS-DOS days are back for the modern age. Edit: For those too young to remember - https://stason.org/TULARC/security/computer-virus-l/23-What-...
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by nirav72 2mo ago
It takes some effort, but you can get the recommendation algo to clean up your feed. My youtube account of 15 years was flooded with political content. Mainly just opinion stuff and lot of AI slop. So I just unsubbed all channels and star
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by nirav72 2mo ago
Kinda reminds of the inter-dimensional angry aliens from The Expanse that made ships disappear when transiting through the ring gates.
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by nirav72 2mo ago
Thanks. Based on your suggestion - I found this on the plugins page. in case someone else is interested: https://github.com/hudsonfoo/kerbal-openmct
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by nirav72 2mo ago
Looking at current hd prices, I keep kicking myself for giving away several 3tb and couple of 4tb drives I had in my unraid server few years ago when I started upgrading my array to 8 and 12tb drives. At the time, a drive slot in my server
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by nirav72 2mo ago
I wonder if someone has hooked this up to Kerbal Space Program.
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by nirav72 2mo ago
That was a fun DLC. The zip lines were my favorite on the night maps.
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by nirav72 3mo ago
That is odd. I did as well around the same time and mine shows September of this year.
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by nirav72 3mo ago
If its public , how do you prevent others from accessing it?
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by nirav72 3mo ago
How many cameras do you have on your frigate instance? i’ve been running frigate for couple years and seemed to have hit a limit of 6 cameras. 3 of them are wireless and 3 are connected to Ethernet. Mainly adding any more seems to adversel
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by nirav72 3mo ago
Isn't migration to MENA - specifically migration to North Africa mainly from Sub-Saharan part of Africa?
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by nirav72 3mo ago
>I have to wonder if Elon has spent too much social capital for this kind of cult of meme stock strategy to work again. If social capital was an indicator , then Tesla stock would've cratered 2 years ago. Despite demand for tesla v
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by nirav72 4mo ago
Bambuddy and tailscale was my solution to losing access to mobile app once I went lan-only. Has video stream ,monitoring and control. Plus home assistant integration via MQTT. Only thing I’m missing is the ‘AI’ spaghetti monitoring. But t
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by nirav72 4mo ago
I'm running my P2S in LAN mode. But I also blocked it on my router from connecting outward. Sure I can no longer use the mobile app. But BamBuddy solved that for me. It has a web UI that is mobile browser friendly.
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by nirav72 4mo ago
Not just stateless, but also lack agency. An LLM or agent isn’t just going to wake up and suddenly decide it wants to perform a certain action or task without prior instructions.
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by nirav72 4mo ago
Last fall I bought a 4tb Samsung 990 pro drive for $260. Now it retails between $800-900.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
Even if PLAN ships aren’t as capable or matching the U.S, it doesn’t really matter. They just have to be there. The U.S is not going to risk an escalation with China.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
The B50 certainly does. So Likely same for B70. https://youtu.be/xii8bqmE6jk?si=EqpzZYA-z-46F697
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by nirav72 5mo ago
This is incredible. I uploaded a diagram of a hydroponics system I found somewhere. It generated additional high-quality diagrams of specific parts of the system. Including the plumbing , nutrient delivery and electrical wiring. It's
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by nirav72 5mo ago
>Nuclear weaponry is offensive in nature It's also a deterrence.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
I just use a usb switch to switch keyboard and mouse. For display input switching , I bought couple of dell ips monitors that allow switching via keyboard hot keys.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
I don’t mind shorts. Especially when I have a few minutes to kill or just want something playing on a side Monitor. Just wish it would auto scroll to the next one without requiring an extension.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
Not too long ago, a few gigabytes of data being stolen was a big friggin deal. Now they're swiping data in the terabytes or even petabytes.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
thanks, that's probably the best animation I've seen explaining a tidal locked moon.
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by nirav72 5mo ago
That one pic with Solar eclipse is amazing. Especially with the visible stars in the background. it's rare to see a pic from a man missioned with stars being visible in the background.

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