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I don’t think there’s much overlap between “people who run OpenWRT” and “people who use EOL D-Link routers”

That’s insane.

At ring 0 I assume. Not that it would matter, I imagine privesc would be fairly trivial.

Yep it’s very much a prisoner’s dilemma. If I choose a smaller car then my family is in greater danger.

That reminds me of the old “bump key” vuln in physical locks with tumblers

Haha similar story. I used to deliver pizzas and worked with a pretty rough crowd. Once I locked my car while it was running and had a bunch of deliveries. One of the cooks unlocked it in about five seconds.

There are a lot of companies that probably don’t have “official” partnerships with the govt but absolutely help them, like every social media company, OS maker, telecom, auto maker, and ISP.

Who is “they?” Are you suggesting that all laborers are homophobic?

> Auto-fire is trivial to detect

How is this done? Input rate variability or something?

Selecting for intelligence/education/creativity is objectifying? Boy that’s a new one.

> Human communication is full of nonverbal cues which do not translate at all over text. In absence of those nonverbal cues which our brains are (usually) wired to pick up on, we end up mining the text for semiotic constructs which conform to our ideals of the other person, rather than the reality of the other person.

Fantastic explanation.

Quite an asymmetry there

Exactly what I do as well

Read: they aren’t willing to spend the political capital. Which shows how much they truly value the issue. Much easier to bolster the status quo. Bonus: when that issue is under attack, you can rally the troops by saying “see? They’re coming after us!”

Which politically viable law would mitigate this problem?

Yep. Unfortunately it’s cost-prohibitive for most people.

Because driving here sucks

I bet quite a few IoT devices would fall to these irrelevant attacks

Vagus nerve trauma is how liver shot KO's happen in striking arts. I always wondered how this worked. https://middleeasy.com/guides/dissecting-the-liver-shot/

Lmao. This guy’s gonna get got. Why do people feel the compulsion to tell stories like this? If it’s true, he’s revealed enough info to make ID’ing him fairly trivial.

> And if they decide to punish him by letting him go, Devon says he’s still resting easy because they’ll give him a generous severance package.

Not if you’re fired for cause, homie.

Yep, Patagonia is suing Nordstrom for selling fakes: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/retail/patagonia-accus...

Funny you mention that; my son and I trained together and we would drill at home. Common stuff that noobs need, like side control escapes etc. it was amazing how much more sense it made live after “teaching” him at home.

> "Tutoring?" Calhoun said. "I'm struggling to learn everything myself. How can I teach others?"

I'm sure I'm not alone in this, but teaching something to another (at a level I understand) has really helped me grasp some things better.

The military uses an approach like this called "see one, do one, teach one"

I kind of laughed because there was one right behind my childhood home in Vegas

I ate there a couple of years ago and was astonished at how expensive it was for pasta.

As someone obsessed with Hawaiian food (lived in Vegas most of my life), I just wanted to hit all the local places when I visited. We did eat at Roy’s steakhouse though.

Some chains like Lazy Dog have a parallel business doing takeout meals: https://www.lazydogrestaurants.com/blog/tv-dinners

Haber is an interesting one.

The DAU drop off is going to be (already is?) monstrous. Not sure if that’s a metric that matters because I don’t care, but people have already stopped using Threads in large numbers.