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I think the article makes a good case why the difference in chair matters - ending forward guidance - confusing wording around what the target is now (pce vs “other stuff”) - The f…

This is so sadly true. I nostalgically remember early social media with the linear feed of things directly from friends as being a fun and positive place.

I think the point they are trying to make is that in the terms of service Google says they get to define what is malware (halfway through article) so the author is trying to point …

They also don’t have…a login page with authentication . To access the console you get an email link. No passkeys, passwords, 2fa, just an email.

I also just did this! My solution was to automate creation of a set of static html pages that I view in the “experimental” kindle browser. It’s set to scrape a paper and build the …

Never add your personal device to a companies MDM…

And wrote a great book: Not the End of the World

Netflix still gets breakup fee I suppose?

Look into radiative cooling. Basically this, but more practical. Several companies working on it: https://www.skycoolsystems.com/

Thankfully, it is illegal for private companies to do that.

Love the idea and hope you are successful. I really think there is a lot of value to be unlocked in sharing/renting tools. In my area we have a tool library which is handy. Some id…

Cool idea. Not sure exactly, but when it went to the jury duty section I just got the same question a bunch of times.

Been a fan of Scott’s for awhile. Don’t agree about everything but I think this video calls out the most important systemic problems.

I should be against the law to pay a ransom for data.

My wire cutter disagreement is their flashlight recommendation. They recommend a AA battery flashlight from Amazon that in my opinion is terrible ( https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutt…

I guess I wonder about the opposite side of this. While I hate the beg bounty people as well, I don't think security researchers should work for free. I have found several security…

That makes sense. I feel like a federal government policy making it illegal to pay a ransom would go a long way towards making this type of thing less profitable.

What does provably correct mean here? I think you mean that the code doesn’t have any memory corruption vulnerabilities. However, that is only one class of vulnerability, so more t…

The only publicly posted price list that I know of is zerodium’s (evil people). http://zerodium.com/program.html They currently offer 2.5 million for an android zero click with per…

That statement is incredibly interesting. I wonder what the hackers think they attempt to gain by publicly talking about their operations?

I always use wsl 1 instead of 2. One of the primary reasons is that you can directly control your network card from 1. So with the mirrored networking mode 2 is starting to look a …

I have wanted to build something similar for a long time, but I would like it to be a passive house as well. I gave up on ever finding a premade plan. Instead I have been using fus…

I used this for a while. It generates a gallery of all the ads that you “click” on which is quite entertaining. It’s interesting to see what ads come up based on what it clicks.

An excellent blog post on this idea: https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2011/11/pump-up-the-storage/

The other problem with “x” as a logo is that it looks a lot like a close button.