wiseleo

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by wiseleo 19d ago
They'll request refunds eventually. Consumers can't. B2B certainly can.
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by wiseleo 22d ago
My fallback tends to be photography. There's always a need for someone who is better than a random person. I can be fully self-contained with my camera.
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by wiseleo 1mo ago
When speaking, I use a short definition. When writing, I use the expanded definition so it's clear what it means.
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by wiseleo 1mo ago
I always define them as "Remotely managed, field-upgradeable, multi-interconnected computing devices with full spectrum cameras and other sensory capabilities. Information is monitored in real-time by increasingly capable AI technology
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by wiseleo 1mo ago
Here's a case study of what happens when this information is public (it's linked as the "data-driven" series). This information should not exist unless the plate is flagged and the reason for that is sufficient to obtain
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by wiseleo 1mo ago
So... l0pht is next?
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by wiseleo 6mo ago
Expert IT generalist US citizen with 30+ years of experience with everything. I've worked as desktop support, network engineer, system administrator, and a number of other roles. If you want to lower your infrastructure cost both on-pr
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by wiseleo 6mo ago
I'd invite a fire marshal into that discussion. They'll know whom to call if it's not their purview, but electrical panels tend to be a fire risk.
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by wiseleo 7mo ago
Monumental and amazing work. Thank you!
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by wiseleo 7mo ago
Nothing prevents them from having another meeting unless there's an act of Congress to do so.
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by wiseleo 7mo ago
Right... So how far are we from creating SIBYL? Watch that show (Psycho-Pass) to see what happens when AI starts judging humanity at scale and who is behind that "AI". More to the point, this decade is going to set some scary prec
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by wiseleo 1y ago
I've been using this feature (POP3 fetch from external accounts, send as external accounts) for over 10 years. It's unfortunate that it will break soon. :(
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by wiseleo 1y ago
I can't pass phishing training on my first try because it often has bad advice as answers they are convinced are correct. Reading headers is one of such gems.
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by wiseleo 1y ago
AI interviews are just a survey with a slower data entry interface.
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by wiseleo 1y ago
Contact me to reduce your cloud infrastructure bills. I can configure multiple services on the same instance and provision least expensive options. Location: Fremont, CA (US Citizen) Remote: both Willing to relocate: yes, no restri
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by wiseleo 1y ago
There is at least one use case where I would want AR. I was doing some cable runs last night 30' in the air, and AR would have been very beneficial to highlight the exact path instead of spending a lot of time confirming and reconfirmi
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by wiseleo 1y ago
Thank you for InstallWatch Pro mention. That app tends to get reinvented every so often. I remember seeing something like it as early as 1996.
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by wiseleo 2y ago
Oh it is a gateway drug. New Excel now features lambda functions. There is Python integration with Excel. VBA is tolerable once you understand real software engineering.
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by wiseleo 2y ago
Game servers sometimes leak a lot of data to the client. I once built an app that would intercept API responses made by my legitimate game client and generate intelligence on every player's troop deployment on the entire server. It got
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by wiseleo 3y ago
Great accomplishment!
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by wiseleo 3y ago
This changes surveillance from requiring the cooperation of a cell carrier to passive warrantless mass surveillance. This will be abused. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/01/what-we-learned-oaklan...
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by wiseleo 3y ago
I prefer pre-recorded classes. It saves me the hassle of taking notes and preserves the instructor's sanity. I don't like class discussions. The instructor's role is ideally to answer questions. Having to orally re-deliver co
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by wiseleo 3y ago
Start growing your reputation on an online marketplace like upwork. Bid on small projects that don't take long. As your reputation grows, so will your earning ability.
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by wiseleo 3y ago
I don't remember my early shareware purchases, but I made some for utilities. I do remember receiving by mail a floppy for his freeware from someone who first sent me anonymous ftp instructions. I don't remember what utility softw
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by wiseleo 3y ago
Complete SICP '86 and CS61A '12. That should help me build the foundation I am lacking.
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by wiseleo 3y ago
The 16500-series logic analysis system mainframe has its little siblings as 1650-series and 1660-series. The 16700-series logic analysis system mainframe has its little siblings as 1670-series. They support oscilloscope cards, except when t
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by wiseleo 3y ago
Microsoft SQL Server Express has limits on its database size. Windows Internal Database, which is the same thing as far as APIs are concerned, does not. Well, it does, but the limit is over 500GB. So, I made Sharepoint and other vendor apps
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by wiseleo 3y ago
As an electronics tech, I can reverse engineer just about any fault code being thrown at me by a computer. Logic analyzers and oscilloscopes don't lie and my equipment has more than 100 channels. There are countless EEs in USA. Some of
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by wiseleo 3y ago
I like Canon ImageCLASS series printers. They are not expensive, reliable, and some of them are software supported through Windows 9x.
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by wiseleo 3y ago
Accessibility. I was in NYC yesterday. I had a somewhat heavy carryon and had to deal with a few too many staircases. I could not determine where the elevators and escalators were easily. I am sure that information exists, but countless sub

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