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by srcmap 7y ago
Any recommendation for US credit card with following features: * Virtual credit card # for online purchase. * Secure mobile app that get notifications on all spending immediately. * Any other security features I should consider?
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by srcmap 7y ago
I have use gdb and various debuggers for a long time. They are very useful but there are limitations. "gdb rr" - tried it with demo helloworld. That works. But when tried it with a more complex program (FBOSS - Faceboss'
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by srcmap 7y ago
Nothing wrong with getting play real $ from FAANG and still enjoy learning diff deep tech stack and contributing to VLC in one's spare time.
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by srcmap 7y ago
In a related note.... https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/10/five-... Five months after returning rental car, man still has remote control Man can still track vehicle, lock and unlock it, and
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by srcmap 7y ago
Cray 1 was built 45 years ago. Iphone is 10x that system today. Fun to imagine what the computer might look like 45 years from now - everyone will have a gigabits quantum computer in their pocket?
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by srcmap 7y ago
Anyone on know if there is a windows or linux tool to monitor app access to Microphone?
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by srcmap 7y ago
Wonder if one can create a new repo and commit the revisions with original Authors' names and historical date.
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by srcmap 7y ago
Most users probably want security update. I believe it is hardware vendors that don't want to support update. It is a lot of works (costs) for them with little and no return. It might even be negative returns since a phone with up
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by srcmap 7y ago
I love Stack Overflow's podcast. Wonder what happen to that?
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by srcmap 7y ago
This is very nice? Can it be arrange as artworks on the wall in a long hallway? Or in a maze?
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by srcmap 7y ago
You should also ask US State Department and United Nation that question?
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by srcmap 7y ago
Which framework are you using for this?
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by srcmap 7y ago
I first encountered such bug way back in 1996 time frame. When I tested embedded system nonestop for ~25 days and system has issue. It is counter wrap around time for 2^31 if counting once every millisecond. From that point on, I make su
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by srcmap 7y ago
Google's sensorvault keeps track of hundreds of millions phone's location data for the past TEN YEARS and share those data with police. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/04/googles-sensorvault-ca.
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by srcmap 7y ago
Maybe someone in EU can file a class action lawsuit base on GDPR? Per description here, it seems have enough legal, $, evident here to make a few lawyers excited?
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by srcmap 7y ago
From what I read, it sounds like Cisco put a file from public github into the IOT firmware's /root/.ssh directory. Something is very wrong with that firmware generating process. Why would anyone do that? Even accidentally?
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by srcmap 7y ago
I wonder if there is way to get a personal 900 # and cost the spammer $10 per minute. For $600/hr, I wouldn't mind to receive the spamming calls from them. Maybe some robo dialer might just be stupid enough to call? $$$$ :-)
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by srcmap 7y ago
Might be related to some government regulations about money laundering. There is some problem with that in China.
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by srcmap 7y ago
Why does someone need 32G of Ram for home router? Is it a typo?
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by srcmap 7y ago
I used to work on HP way back in 1991 on equipment that measure timing of signal to 7.9 pico second resolution. This is very cool. Love to see an ifixit tear down video on that CalTech camera. :-)
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by srcmap 7y ago
But those "suggested" videos were something I watched months/years ago and not some recently watched after I deleted the view history.
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by srcmap 7y ago
After knowing Google have been tracking few hundreds millions people's precise locations for the last 10+ years, I went thru the exercise of deleting all the activities history from Map, Youtube and Search and disable all activities t
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by srcmap 7y ago
For Chinese market, Huawei don't have anything to worry about. It is likely gain more "Chinese" market share from this. For the rest of the world, it would be completely different story. It is hard to imagine Huawei won&#
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by srcmap 7y ago
https://energycommerce.house.gov/sites/democrats.energycomme... https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/04/googles-sensorvault-ca... Sensorvault: “includes detailed location records involving
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by srcmap 7y ago
Sounds like they refactor the DNA.
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by srcmap 7y ago
drastically at odds with Corporate nature and Corporate history.
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by srcmap 7y ago
Probably current AI is base on FP64, FP32, biological neuron likely be large network of only one or few bits. Once we figure out how to build, use, optimized large network of nodes which only process a few bits each, the power consumpti
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by srcmap 7y ago
10% "vacancy" tax / year can solve this problem and drive property speculations out of the housing market.
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by srcmap 7y ago
I was an employee worked for KP invested Startup by 3 extremely smart MIT Phds. Smartest people I ever worked with - one of them can do Analog, FPGA, Linux kernel all the same time. We created a system with 10G interface (15 years ago)
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by srcmap 7y ago
Wonder if Mozilla can/want to "out source" the bug triad and to current CS students or team of CS students. Pro: Train new students to work on real work development processes, issues, teams. Good for students' resumes. C

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