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by unsnap_biceps 5d ago
I would guess Trusted Computing Base
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by unsnap_biceps 5d ago
Let's say this is widely used and let's presume that a specific version has a security issue. With everyone having their own copy of the binary on every host versioned at the time they first ran a command on that host, or any dece
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by unsnap_biceps 6d ago
Honestly, that's even scarier for an untrusted/low trusted tool...
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by unsnap_biceps 6d ago
> I also added cool features like the ability to maintain a persistent ssh connection to the server for fast one-offs rsync already supports this via OpenSSH's ControlMaster directive. Bonus, it speeds up every connection to that s
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by unsnap_biceps 7d ago
some are > Feathers McGraw’s body, including his wicked flippers, is made of clay, crafted over a fully jointed internal metal armature. The red glove he famously wears as a remarkably effective disguise — one that somehow seems to fool
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by unsnap_biceps 7d ago
If I had the disposable money, https://propstoreauction.com/lot-details/index/catalog/549/l... would have been mine.
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by unsnap_biceps 9d ago
Frankly at this point, everything that is not explicitly fully public should be...
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by unsnap_biceps 10d ago
I'm pretty sure that they are loading before the gates open. If my memory isn't entirely gone, I recall watching them load luggage while waiting at the gate for the cleaners to finish.
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by unsnap_biceps 11d ago
I've never heard of this happening, and I'm skeptical. I fly a decent amount and my luggage gets misplaced likely in the low percents (more than 1%, less than 5%). I struggle to believe they'll be aware enough to unload a ful
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by unsnap_biceps 11d ago
It's obnoxious enough to go through security and meet someone at their gate that for major airports, it was only done for picking up kids or old folks. It's not going to move the needle on how crowded it feels. for smaller airport
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by unsnap_biceps 11d ago
Isn't that the case today? They're loading the baggage while people board and they don't hold the bag until you get your ticket scanned in.
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by unsnap_biceps 14d ago
small claims generally have a low cap on max damages. mine is 5k. I would happily pay 5k to not have to change my main email.
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by unsnap_biceps 14d ago
isn't that enough? They liked it and paid for it with an expectation of stability.
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by unsnap_biceps 15d ago
Eh, the article talks about people being banned during checkout and I was hit with this as well. No VPN, zero tokens used, created account, paid for a year plan, immediately banned. I had to issue a charge back and I'm sure I'll b
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by unsnap_biceps 16d ago
How are you actually using the local model? I've played with Qwen 3.8 27b on ollama and the coding harnesses (Claude Code and OpenCode) seem to fail way more often then using the cloud models. And by fail, I mean the edits don't a
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by unsnap_biceps 19d ago
my point was I'm not using specialized software, I'm using the software shipped with the system. MS Office isn't Apple Software, so holding apple responsible for Microsoft code quality seems counter to your first point.
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by unsnap_biceps 21d ago
I live with safari and finder and all my office ware is native (mail.app) or web based (Google Docs). Chat is via slack, but I use the website and not the native app. I've adapted to the quirks and I'd bet that's a lot of the
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by unsnap_biceps 21d ago
I can beat a gorilla in a fist fight because it's gonna rip my body in half, but lose by disqualification due to rules violations. A posthumous win is still a win.
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by unsnap_biceps 23d ago
scramble is a paid feature on their app.
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by unsnap_biceps 24d ago
Climate change is a lot of different things. For the statement that the count matters and a "tree is a tree", Carbon sequestration? A giant redwood stores more carbon than a fir. Healthy ecosystems? Different trees fit into differ
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by unsnap_biceps 28d ago
I will forget about it by Friday.
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by unsnap_biceps 29d ago
I agree with you, but it's one of those things that exist today that can help them out.
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by unsnap_biceps 29d ago
If your delivery is fulfilled by amazon, they'll ask if you want to send a "thanks" to your driver. My understanding is there are bonuses for good levels of "thanks" and so it's worth clicking though and giving
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by unsnap_biceps 1mo ago
> Others confirm the pattern When reports cluster around one office or officer, the algorithm flags a verified pattern automatically It just requires enough others to say the same thing for it to be verified.
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by unsnap_biceps 1mo ago
I do to find a command that I know I ran that did something but I don't remember exactly how I did it. It's rare, but it's useful to be able to.
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by unsnap_biceps 1mo ago
Tape prices are lower, but the drive cost is very outsized. The cheapest drive on B&H is $13,584.05
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by unsnap_biceps 1mo ago
when I was poking at the protocol (MQTT plaintext, including the auth) given the esp32 doesn't have a RTC onboard, they would send MQTT packets with the current time and I suspect that they trigger off of those time packets rather then
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by unsnap_biceps 1mo ago
I actually refreshed my petlibro feeders and water fountains with a replacement esphome firmware https://github.com/taylorfinnell/petlibro-esphome Works great and completely local.
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by unsnap_biceps 1mo ago
There's also different levels of smart doorbells. Our doorbell is smart, when it rings, it sends a notification to our phones, but we don't have a camera hooked up to it.

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