JCharante

why not just list "exposed circuit boards" in the ban?

I think it's pretty mediocre because there are too many notable events in 1 day. This is more of a top of the week or top of the month, but HN on a usual day would just have 1 of these articles.

I had a bad roommate who when I asked the people in the house to turn the music down he would tell them to turn it up, and he constantly had annoying guests in our tiny room. Fuck Patrick you know who you are..

I prefer to cycle between addictions of modafinil and caffeine, you shouldn't chronically use 1 drug forever

That’s some cool tech!

Have you ever been to a Marriott? They have something called MARSHA depending on the property. Once you log in it's basically a command line interface filled with abbreviations. As a high schooler in 2016 I used to train people at a reservations call center on how to use Marsha. It's super unintuitive but surprisingly everyone can wrap their heads around it eventually. Ok maybe 9 out of 10. You could decline to learn Marsha and work for properties that use a GUI like Opera PMS (for us it was mainly IHG properties). You got a pay raise if you learned Marsha. Opera was great, they later started upgrading to some bloated crap with lots of padding between buttons.

IIRC Marsha has transactions so you can build up a reservation and make queries in the process. There's even test properties in production so you can practice making/reserving/retrieving reservations.

biased investigations

if it happens once a decade occasional sounds right

AWS CodeArtifact can act as a proxy and fetch new packages from npm when needed. A bit late for that though but sharing if you want to future proof against the yearly us-east-1 outage

Oh damn that ruins all our builds for regions I thought would be unaffected

Ring is affected. Why doesn’t Ring have failover to another region?

Why does everyone have such short timelines to show progress? So what if it takes 50 years to develop, we’ll have AGI for the next million years

Vietnam is particularly bad with breaches. For about 25 cents you can send a telegram bot a phone number and it will immediately reply with DOB, ID number, Home Address, Facebook profiles, Instagram profiles. I know this because everyone gets a freebie and I tested it out. For most twenty-somethings people's home address in the leaks are their parents home in the countryside. It's a security nightmare for any girl, especially when they leave parcels containing name & phone number in the mailrooms of condo towers.

> how is one going to use this data to cause a loss the data owner?

1 email to my sister going "I have hacked into your computer and know xyz I'll spill your secrets unless you pay" was enough to make her freak out. It's all stuff that can be obtained from these leaks.

Vietnam is particularly bad with breaches. For like 25 cents you can send a telegram bot a phone number and it will immediately reply with DOB, ID number, Home Address, Facebook profiles, Instagram profiles. I know this because everyone gets a freebie and I tested it out.

you could say the same for being born on Earth instead of a 10x bigger planet. Also starships don't have to be that small.

I think legally nobody knows why he was downloading the content to the point where he had to come to his hidden laptop to swap out hard drives of papers.

but also prior to that he had written the guerilla open access manifesto so it wasn't great optics to be caught doing that

Gas is such a small part of the cost

Ah the India strat

weapons not needed, Tesla has interests in China.

but isn't xAI SF based? https://x.ai/careers/open-roles

well don't pay with bitcoin that has a 10 minute block time, use something near the top of this https://www.cryptosettlementtime.com

air travel is getting better, people just don't put in effort to learn how to do it

it's like picking the cheapest restaurant every time and complaining you get crap food

you have to research which restaurant to go to

oh I hate minimalistic UIs, I think I might have just found my people

how does the physical JCB card prevent people? Amex has an agreement with JCB (for over 20 years) for JCB to process all Amex cards. Amex is accepted everywhere because JCB is accepted everywhere

smh it's not like one of their founders is out there collecting biometrics

re: rebula

I'm someone willing to shell out for SaaS and I don't see nebula being significantly better than just paying for youtube premium (which I do). They have some exclusive content but paying to watch a subset of content ad-free is just not going to work out (on a large scale, I know they're worth like $200m but that's much less than $1t)

Disgusting move from the NYT

that's what pieter levels did in portugal

Agreed that you can feel the difference. Prior to the meds I would feel hungry, but after I wouldn't feel hungry anymore but bored. I'd have the instinct to eat, but I would think "Eh I don't want food, I'm not hungry" but I would still feel the urge to do something.

but no one claims that it's a way to get you into good shape. Just a way to not be obese.