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CameronDev

@ CameronDev @programming.dev

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  • Computers that power self-driving cars could be a huge driver of global carbon emissions

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  • I bet heated seats cost more in terms of power usage. Pointless worrying about the computer...

  • VK regulator: New equipment safety pledge to protect Australians from dodgy devices

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  • "Voluntary". That'll do it. Anyone buying a radio jammer isnt going to care about its legality anyway.

    And ACMA already can't realistically do anything about all the preexisting "illegal" radios.

  • WSL uses

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  • WSL (at least WSL2) is Linux in a VM, so it is real Linux.

  • Does Lemmy have more freedom of speech than Reddit?

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  • There are no ads, no corporate content

    I wish that were true, but if you haven't seen any, thank your moderators.

  • lemmy.dbzer0.com now protected by Haphash Proof-of-Work [GenAI] [Instance]

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  • I think they are on different scales, there is no bruteforcing involved in https/SSL.

  • lemmy.dbzer0.com now protected by Haphash Proof-of-Work [GenAI] [Instance]

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  • Its usually designed so that you can't rainbow table.

    give me a string that starts with "xyz", and hashes to "000..."

    That can't be rainbow tabled, as the server can force a different salt.

    (Note, I dont know the exact algorithms involved, just the general theory)

  • lemmy.dbzer0.com now protected by Haphash Proof-of-Work [GenAI] [Instance]

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  • Proof of work means that your client has to do some "work" in order to gain access. It typically means a challenge that can't be trivially solved, but can be trivially verified.

    For example, the challenge may be something to the effect of:

    "Give me a string, that when hashed by md5, results in a hash that ends in 1234".

    Your browser can then start bruteforcing until it finds a string (should take a few seconds max), and then it can pass the string back to the server. The server can verify with a single hash, and you're in.

    Its not wildly different to crypto mining, but the difficulty is much lower for antibot, as it needs to be solveable in seconds by even low end devices.

  • Cloudflare goes again

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  • EU's Top Court Just Made It Impossible to Run a User-Generated Platform Legally

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  • 1 is impossible. You cannot screen every message sent, even screening every post would be a full time 24/7 job (3x full time moderators working in shifts).

    The big platforms will run it through a blackbox content moderator system, and lobby to keep fines minimal. Lemmy would be screwed.

  • The NPU in your phone keeps improving—why isn’t that making AI better?

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  • Pretty sure AI isnt meant to make things better, its to sell stuff. If it does make any improvements, thats just a happy accident.

    Samsung spokesperson Elise Sembach said the company’s AI efforts are grounded in enhancing experiences while maintaining user control

    Oops. Said it out loud?

  • Programming Peaked

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  • And here’s the funny thing: it never broke

    LOL

  • I knew a guy who collected candy canes...

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  • He was hooked on it.

  • Usually, silicone nippled showerheads aren't replaced or cleaned regularly.

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  • Those are rookie numbers, mine are definitely yellowing and cracking :(

  • Sexy French Depression Rule

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  • NSW Pulls Plug On Pokies Operating During 'High Risk' Hours

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  • Are the venues lively though? My only real experience with pokies was a cruise ship casino, and it was so depressing. Just a bunch of bored looking people mindlessly hitting the button.

    No amount of raffles and free food makes that sound like a place to be

  • Options for remote Wake-on-lan. Or I guess wake on WAN.

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  • If timers on the bios aren't an option, look for the settings to power on after power outage. If you turn it on, you can use a standard timer plug to turn the power on and off.

  • Anubis is awesome and I want to talk about it

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  • Definitely, which is why i suggested hosting the image + js on a CDN. Keeps brand awareness, and lets the CDN take the brunt of any malicious activity. with a bit of code-golfing, the data served by Anubis directly prior to POW could be a few hundred bytes, without impacting its functionality.

  • Removed

    I was wrong, you guys

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  • Yeah, no doubt, he is a piece of shit.

    For what its worth, he would probably choose to self-exclude himself from the Linux community, while he desperately tries to get Hurd relevant.

  • Removed

    I was wrong, you guys

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  • I didn't say there are no pedophiles, just that its not part of the stereotype.

  • The Signal messenger and protocol. @lemmy.ml
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    Lost my username somehow, anyone else had this happen?

  • homeassistant @lemmy.world
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    ESPHome Addressable RGB Emulator

    github.com /cameroncros/ESPHome-ARGB-Tester
  • Rust @programming.dev
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    Rewrite of screen in Rust. Feedback and advice pls.

  • 3D Printing @lemmy.ml
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    Cutting Garolite (G10)

  • Arch Linux @lemmy.ml
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    Gnome + Xorg == Mouse causes

  • 3D Printing @lemmy.ml
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    First glass bed failure with PETG