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Comment #49257844
Hint: You will never see the folks enforcing action against this platform and the folks using and posting on the platform in the same room.
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Comment #49235878
Is there anyone maintaining a canonical list of such domains and hosts? This would be useful to add as firewall rules on a router upstream of any windows hosts, or to a pihole.
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Comment #49232095
"The dog ate my homework" Just blame the next thing down the chain that can't defend itself, so you don't have to take responsibility.
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Comment #49196685
Yes; but matching the paint color? and matching it to the wear of sun/fade of the surrounding area? That's not nearly as straightforward.
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Comment #49167631
Even if the games are played off the internal hard drive with updates, there's a bit of "legal grey area" where enthusiastic fans of the game rebuild the code, and run the game wit…
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Comment #49105765
Isn't this what happened with ElasticSearch and AWS OpenSearch? I imagine that OSS developers will not appreciate this at scale, especially if the core developers are not reaping s…
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Comment #49072377
Mineclonia is the 'game' that loads into Luanti (formerly Minetest). Luanti has a c++ core engine, but definition of the worlds, rules, games, interactions is all lua
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Comment #48991525
Naomi Wu aka Sexy Cyborg - she did a lot of electronics work, and showcasing tech
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Comment #48979193
My home is like 1500 ft from HV lines. According to OSM, they are 115kV. Some of my neighbors are even closer. These things are totally built near homes.
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Comment #48946131
IIRC EU markets now mandate the USB-C charger for devices (which is not a bad thing, too many throwaway custom chargers....). Adding the port, the USB-C PD circuitry may take up to…
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Comment #48941721
They saw the "You wouldn't download a car?" meme one too many times, and panicked.
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Comment #48854640
TIL getting an elevator tech to just come out to look at your building's elevator is about $1600. If it's an easy fix, that's all you need to pay. If it's not, it goes up significa…
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Comment #48807327
(a) cars have forward-facing cameras/computer vision for lane tracking (b) infotainment systems have always-on cellular internet connections (c) billboard impression counts can be …
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Comment #48796132
tinc ( https://tinc-vpn.org/ ), a OSS mesh vpn that has existed for a long, long time, is another great solution with no central server. You can manage the public key distribution …
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Comment #48795990
IIRC it usually means it stores the vectors and draws it clientside.
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Comment #48774050
Even if it only had RX-only RF capabilities, that means that is a vector for an inbound wireless attack. At the very least, the kind of places that restrict wireless devices probab…
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Comment #48759522
I think that way back when, there were SO MANY variants of the theme because the core parts of the software were pretty easy to get going. A lot of developers, new to the scene, wo…
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Comment #48693910
I got my RTL-SDR to see what I could listen to, and by the time I tuned in, nearly all the short wave stations I could tune to were just broadcasting evangelical religious stuff, o…
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Comment #48648324
So attackers don't have to craft specially corrupted files? They can just include the code to perform the attack in the data file itself?
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Comment #48632367
The problem arises when there are contradictory truths, and defenders of one or both sides refuse to dig deeper to both self-reflect on what they believe to be true, and perhaps co…
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Comment #48492814
There's an XKCD for that, "Compiling" : https://xkcd.com/303/
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Comment #48484965
That's kinda what happens with DNA -- a random mutation will make the resulting organism 'incompatible with life' -- or it will create a change that gives a huge advantage for surv…
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Comment #48460146
This is the leg of the cycle when we go back to mainframes & centralized computing? With all the datacenter build out; why wouldn't you want your services adjacent to the LLM proce…
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Comment #48431455
I got a new lease on life for a bunch of old/slow MyBook WD Live NAS devices -- OpenWRT installs onto these PowerPC devices, rather easily.