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turdnagel

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About turdnagel

https://delman.dev

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    Comment #32902153

    I was curious about the use case of using a YubiKey to unlock 1Password.

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    Comment #32884230

    Can you use the Yubikey as a keyboard on iOS?

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    Comment #32867170

    Hackers is a fun movie. It has a fantastic time capsule soundtrack, fun sets (the arcade, the computer room) and some fun little performances (Matthew Lillard! Fisher Stevens!) It'…

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    Comment #32810707

    This is definitely a pandora's box type issue. I believe it is different from the "code is speech" series of arguments around PGP because a deployed smart contract is not merely so…

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    Comment #32810508

    "Enemy of the State" (1998) tech becoming reality.

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    Comment #32510087

    Why does it require macOS 12? Is it going to require a driver?

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    Comment #32459166

    Betteridge’s law response to headline: no. Short answer: not any time soon. Long answer: Maybe, in the long term. Node is really entrenched in orgs and 99.999% compatibility is pro…

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    Comment #32429274

    There was a tool that could find the "equilibrium" called Translation Party. I don't think it works anymore. I'd love to see one that goes back and forth between DALL-E and an imag…

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    Comment #32429254

    My current move is creating initial versions of images with Midjourney, which seems to be a bit more "free-spirited" (read: less _literal_, more flexible) and then using DALL-E's r…

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    Comment #32412649

    I've actually found some of Ken Rockwell's info on analog cameras (especially Leica & lenses) to be super helpful, but I can't speak to his digital knowledge. Also, his photography…

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    Comment #32411612

    Imagine a world where every product category had someone dedicated enough to build a site like this and keep it up to date. I'd specifically love one for cameras, lenses, and for t…

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    Comment #32355504

    I miss when you could jump to the cached version of a page which would have all your search terms highlighted in different colors on the page. Peak Google search.

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    Comment #32252920

    I'm generally in agreement with you, but what I don't agree with is the author's assertion that it is a "magic" phrase that "ends the conversation". Realistically, it's very easy t…

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    Comment #32252687

    I'm not sure "we don't do that here" is any more neutral than any other way of telling someone to stop doing something. It has the added weight of "we," which implies a shared set …

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    Comment #32166881

    Would something like this be a good way for a beginner to get into hardware hacking, or is it more for intermediate-advanced level hackers?

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    Comment #32120661

    Jeez. I'm starting to think the people on this thread want it to get a C&D.

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    Comment #32118462

    To begin with, you've got a very narrow set of people who would even discover this project. Now intersect that with the people who will reliably miss context clues (" shitty networ…

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    Comment #32113748

    My experience: I got a master's degree from a pretty weak school about 10 years ago. There was rampant cheating on tests and I didn't learn that much. While I'm not sure it helped …

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    Comment #32111876

    Well, edge caching would almost certainly be enough with a decently high TTL. You don't need all that other junk :)

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    Comment #32095801

    I'm not sure why someone would do this just to start a physical altercation which seems more likely to get someone in trouble for seemingly no reason. What I've actually seen in NY…

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    Comment #32073826

    This kind of stuff is really awe-inspiring. I have a couple of questions for anyone who is knowledgeable on the subject: 1. Looking at the light from the tiny red-shifted galaxies …

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    Comment #32060432

    I've had / am having a similar experience. One of the things I've come to realize -- and I'm not suggesting this is your problem, but it could be -- is that I often compare myself …

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    Comment #31919543

    With graphics cards prices coming down, I'm considering purchasing one to mess around with GPU-based ML. Is a model like YOLOv6 runnable on a modern single GPU? If so what would ge…

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    Comment #31844051

    The article specifically mentions that THC cartridges - at least the ones they reviewed - don't use propylene glycol. Your second problem is, as you say, not unique to cartridges. …