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>Core took Rebble’s work, added to it, and then paid us back by putting a more restrictive license on their contributions and wrapping a closed-source UI around it.

Is that legal?

web browsers are user agents

"Smore"?

shame on nike

Fun fact: mormonism is also big in Japan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Church_of_Jesus_Christ_of_...

>if I get a tourist sim card at an airport, I don't have to worry about taking out or losing my main sim

bold of you to assume we'll still have a sim card slots

paywall

Many of them are actually not bootloader locked.

iiuc the OG Verizon Pixel has an unlockable bootloader, but the operating system doesn't let you unlock it, meaning root access should allow unlocking the bootloader.

some devices have a legitimately locked bootloader, which means you're SOL.

iiuc that is because malicious actors were buying phones in bulk, flashing them with backdoored/malicious operating systems, then re-selling them to people.

$9k for 64 gigs of RAM...fyi a single 64gb DDR5 SO-DIMM stick is only $200

Cool project.

>Warning: Do not connect to any POE capable equipment!

What's the deal with this? I thought POE hardware always needed to "detect" attached POE capable devices before sending power.

That being said, my ubiquiti POE switch somehow managed to brick the ethernet port on my 1st gen Nvidia Shield so maybe it isn't that safe...

You mean scroll down? That's when you hit the paywall.

Did you read the paper? Did you see the images? What are you talking about? The attacks would obviously not work on humans.

i'm gonna argue that video games can be better cost to value ratio.

Arguing a case in front of SCOTUS still means something today?

That would make sense except they aren't doing any app reviews lol. They're just scanning your government ID. It is a farce.

50 people standing together on a street is the polar opposite of "distributed"

Distroless is not actually "distroless" - it is debian with most of the stuff removed.

You want a scratch container, not distroless.

Only if you allow it. This security patch doesn't affect that at all, so why is that relevant?

Uncle Ben is off his meds

Yikes.

How on earth is this a "vulnerability"? It needed adb shell access.

Avatar 2 was particularly egregious with the poor interpolation

840TB before or after configuring RAID?

Guess they'll have to ask China for their backup.

All able bodied men don't become officers.

If star trek communicators were real, that would be a perfect use case to fill this void.

so they already had the environment working in docker-compose, then ported it to terraform for seemingly no reason

>Security researchers who do something like test the security of a car without the permission of the car manufacturer (like in this post) are committing a felony.

citation needed

"developer verification" is gonna be rough