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proactivesvcs
5d ago
In the last month, excluding this post, three of your five submissions were AI focused, and one was part-AI. For the past two months, it's five of 11. Certainly not "explicitly AI" but it's about half, which in the conte
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proactivesvcs
5d ago
Perhaps you could lead the change you wish to see?
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20d ago
From BBC News' article: His Optimus Prime voice was inspired by his older brother, a decorated US Marine and Vietnam War veteran, who suggested he should play the character as "a real hero, don't be a Hollywood hero". &q
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proactivesvcs
2mo ago
I have a feeling I used that, either on my A3010 or my Risc PC. Thank you!
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proactivesvcs
2mo ago
Except turning off macros means losing our precious slop generators! Won't someone think of the fossil fuel industry?
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2mo ago
One of them lists an anonymous person! CVE-2026-43744: Mathis Mansière, an anonymous researcher
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3mo ago
Link to article: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_26_...
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4mo ago
I've known a fair few drives with uncorrectable sectors or adaptor warnings that continue to work but a lot more that have degraded or just outright failed.
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proactivesvcs
4mo ago
Well I don't see why you'd want to keep running a drive that is showing warning signs, it's just asking for trouble. But even if one doesn't replace them from this data, if you start seeing alerts and at the same time yo
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4mo ago
I'm surprised to have read to the end and found that they're still not performing any hardware monitoring and alerting. SMART may not always show up pre-failure warnings but when it does they can usually be trusted.
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5mo ago
With this change of policy the foundation does not "have any control or influence over what WinGet does", one of the first class methods to install python. https://github.com/python/pymanager/issues/
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5mo ago
The article links to a statement made by Backblaze: "The Backup Client now excludes popular cloud storage providers [...] this change aligns with Backblaze’s policy to back up only local and directly connected storage." I guess wi
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5mo ago
"In terms of implementation, the most interesting one is “Іron Wаllеt” (the I, a, and e are Cyrillic). Three seconds after install, it fetches the phishing page’s URL from the first record of a NocoDB spreadsheet and opens it [...] The
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6mo ago
We could have said that for publisher a few years back. Its death knell has been sounded and microsoft aren't even offering any way for people to properly view or print their publisher files, let alone edit them.
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6mo ago
I saw this on restic's main repository the other day.
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proactivesvcs
6mo ago
Not as much as they hate Enter ~ . See "escape characters" under man ssh.
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7mo ago
It recently popped up on the HIBP feed; they tend to be pretty careful when checking the veracity of claims. https://haveibeenpwned.com/Breach/Substack
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8mo ago
The UK's BT Broadband did this around 2007 via Phorm. Actually they did worse - used the data to inject custom advertising. Not only were their customers chill with it, so was the Information Commissioner's Office, the government
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9mo ago
i netted six alone in a scope of the entire globe, temporary, dynamic.
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9mo ago
ursinewave@tv.gravitons.org : https://tv.gravitons.org/a/ursinewave/video-channels "Roberta Fidora is a genre-bender from the Isle of Wight, UK, hopping between field recordings in space, industrial-tinged el
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9mo ago
There's a lot of it on the Fediverse tech circles. I find a lot of it through following the #Fediverse tag on Mastodon. Bandwagon.fm: A federated platform for musicians and fans: https://bandwagon.fm/ Bonfire: A modula
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10mo ago
In the context of UK infrastructure, "OR" is an abbreviation of "Openreach", part of the BT Group that is responsible for the infrastructure from ducts and poles to street cabinets and exchange buildings. It is not an or
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10mo ago
Someone's already made a pull request to resolve the bug: https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/issues/9202
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10mo ago
I think the webcast will be hosted here: https://www.blueorigin.com/missions/ng-2
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11mo ago
At 1,685,278 bytes this almost fits on within the hallowed 1.44 megabytes. Maybe the front and rear covers can be discarded?
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11mo ago
"So, if you’re a Wrangler 4xe owner, here’s your order of operations for the time being:" Do not use the vehicle under any circumstances and have the dealer take it away and keep it until it is safe to drive again.
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11mo ago
Ironically File History silently ignores all the contents of any onedrive folders when backing up.
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11mo ago
Last time I tried to restore a file from a customer's onedrive it just failed with a variety of 500 errors or just blank pages. The reason I was trying to restore it was because windows had moved all of their files into onedrive withou
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1y ago
They foresaw tiktok and their ilk way in advance.
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1y ago
> And you’re ignoring we’re also in the stages of getting the surveillance from 1984 and the social class divide from Brave New World. Those are not good tradeoffs. Not disagreeing with you at all, but the surveillance on Starfleet vesse
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