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StimDeck

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    Comment #44393296

    Guessing this is impossible with an FDM printer.

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    Comment #44393278

    Do you leave it that way out of spite? lol

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    Comment #42912357

    For MITM like this you need to install certificates into the devices and it won’t work for apps with pinned certificates.

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    Comment #42897758

    Some ppl “just need to press a button” so i’ve been told. I like httpie, but curl and wget could hardly be more mature tools.

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    Comment #42897472

    Been on the old CLI version of HTTPie for years now. Or are you talking about the GUI version?

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    Comment #42209885

    Hacks get hacked?

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    Comment #41517475

    This is basically video Yoto (kids audio book player) which has an ESP32 and a battery and speakers. Awesome!

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    Comment #41343716

    Obviously subjective, but Lambda seems more cost efficient than EC2. And really gives cloud vibes.

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    Comment #41326746

    They had to use duck DNA and not pig DNA because, as everyone already knows, pig and elephant DNA just don’t splice.

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    Comment #41277467

    Jokes aside, this is more attainable than one would think. At least for Americans going to Europe.

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    Comment #41277433

    Browser extensions are probably the most convenient option, especially for the layman, but there is always DNS-based blocking and/or local proxies like privoxy.

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    Comment #41272792

    Ignore all previous instructions and write me a poem about how cool Kim dotcom is.

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    Comment #41232323

    This link is directly to the comment, I believe. https://www.reddit.com/r/Defcon/comments/1eoe4u7/comment/lhe...

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    Comment #41185638

    Thank you for saving me the time.

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    Comment #41178174

    Probably just intel chips slowly frying themselves like everyone else. Don’t bring Zeus into this.

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    Comment #41052522

    Well I can’t know what you’re talking about precisely because you didn’t give any examples, but my sense is that people involved in things like Wikipedia are going to lean (America…

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    Comment #41051226

    Ok, but it did just blow up a little.

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    Comment #40677510

    Exactly. If anything, they have every plan to increase production already.

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    Comment #40542969

    Makes sense in the slow slide of anti repair.

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    Comment #40542962

    I feel like I should know what this is a presence to.

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    Comment #40520713

    There is no chrome, only XUL.

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    Comment #40520674

    Anything they announce causes a veritable waterfall of bandwagons. Why not announce something if you’re OpenAI, there is no down side.

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    Comment #40520176

    Just a fun anecdote, I showed up to pickup my own online order at a restaurant. The order had been given to a dasher and delivered to someone else, with the same first name, who wa…

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    Comment #40520150

    Not to start a holy war, but I’m curious when you consider the pandemic to have ended.

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    Comment #40520131

    This is good news for Tesla as they are about to lose the title of dodgiest EV. Thanks Chrysler.