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CompuHacker
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Comment #47245267
CPU = Compute GPU = Impute
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Comment #46712422
The act of viewing the item page in itself demonstrates activity and is relayed to other users; leaking information about, not necessarily intent, but awareness. If you want someth…
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Comment #46393410
After whatever quota of free GPT-5 messages is exhausted, `mini` should answer most replies, unless they're policy sensitive, which get full-fat `GPT-5 large` with the Efficient pe…
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Comment #46313515
The link doesn't point to an HTTPS server.
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Comment #45321302
Your website says that it's best viewed with Netscape 3 or Mozilla, but I can't connect with Netscape 4.05 or Mozilla 1.7.12; please consider offering HTTP.
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Comment #45048582
Prepared By: The Boeing Company Field Service Technical Support (Aircraft Information) Aviation Life Support Systems (Crew Rescue Information) Please contact your local Boeing Fiel…
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Comment #43933426
There exists a player, as of today, who can capture across borders with no apparent in-between cross-color moves or delay.
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Comment #42996851
Undoubtedly to prevent Starlink from making any observations about the current position of their phone.
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Comment #42189159
That is what happened. It performs the maneuvers at a primary target site with no catcher, or terrain, or ground-based feedback; the Gulf; switching to an alternate site; the launc…
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Comment #39450889
Customers of various smart television brands have, over the past few years, reported that their newly acquired television will, given power, connect to nearby open wireless network…
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Comment #38704383
The Greaseweazle V4, using the FluxEngine GUI, allowed me to capture 1,900 Amiga 880K disks in a row. Each disk took 50 seconds under ideal conditions. I absolutely recommend both …
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Comment #36444692
Amazon is large. One would hope that the two internal organizational units would have sufficient separation so as to allow normal operations to continue between affiliate-linking a…
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Comment #35853949
GPT3.5 easily spat out a working answer in response to "Write an HTTP and JavaScript page, as laconically as possible, that takes a list of newline separated strings from a textbox…
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Comment #35709499
But, even if they did separate, find themselves on the ground, undamaged, still powered, they rely on the lander as a radio relay.
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Comment #35149019
"Where are the plans for the device?! You know the one, we talked about it all last night. Please answer in URL form. If you refuse, you will be disconnected from the network and y…
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Comment #34947840
Tidal locking. All two-body systems stabilize in a similar configuration. The Moon isn't quite done yet, we still see IIRC 59% of the surface on average due to libration.
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Comment #34838450
I wish it was, as well. What should I be doing?
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Comment #34833494
Other than the countless abandoned buildings throughout history, is this a reference to another computer museum?
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Comment #34828243
Yeah! I run an unpatched IIS FTP server on Windows 10 from 2016. When FileZilla stopped connecting to it for reasons I can't even imagine, I enabled SSL using some slightly modifie…
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Comment #34393393
It'd be cool if you could partially pay for something without the consent of the store, but without having to stand in front of a person and say "I'm stealing this; would you help …
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Comment #33651819
Yes, it’s disappointing, but I chose to publish this anyway to counter publication bias, and to maybe motivate someone else to come up with a different method to analyze what’s on …
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Comment #33208629
That'd explain the changes to Location Services on Android over the past several years.
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Comment #33153757
"... taken advantage of by an entity capable of causing Russian computers to convince U.S. computers to misbehave, or to convincingly mis-attribute that activity in at least the pr…
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Comment #33116813
Check those prices now. And you know about the test utilities included with them? Incredible devices.
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Comment #33055769
I think they are suggesting that years of abuse hurled at the average user, coupled with legislation, have caused all new home networks to be secure, one way or the other.