tblFlip

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angel_irl (pawb.social)
 
Tesla claims it has 2 Optimus humanoid robots working autonomously in factory in c/technology@beehaw.org
[–] tblFlip@pawb.social 26 points 3 months ago (1 children)

and i claim that i have a pig in my basement that plays celtic whistle and shits pure palladium every sunday

ICYMI, this weekend was the Anthro Festival on Steam - celebrating and showcasing sh*ttons of Furry indie games in c/furry@pawb.social
[–] tblFlip@pawb.social 3 points 3 months ago

ye, dont think ive seen anyone talk about that. sad

TunnelVision - How Attackers Can Decloak Routing-Based VPNs For a Total VPN Leak (CVE-2024-3661) in c/technology@lemmy.world
[–] tblFlip@pawb.social 7 points 4 months ago

breaking news: researchers discover that network protocols work as intended. mindlessly connecting to an untrusted network is still a bad idea.

to quote the article: "Do not use untrusted networks if you need absolute confidentiality of your traffic" or use HTTPS and a SOCKS5 proxy

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flathead_irl (pawb.social)
 

perfectly level.

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Wizz UH-U c16-1 7 d: One of the greenest moons ive ever seen (pawb.social)
 

Almost everything looked green on there. The ice, the ship, the thin methane atmosphere and even the fonticulua. Absolutely breathtaking.

EDSM link
Some more images

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Recent picture of me standing on / inside of my exploration liner (pawb.social)
 

Taken on Eocs Aip JC-D d12-1 3. May or may not be the start of a ~700kLy trip. Star distribution resembles more of a thin mist out here...

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WTF DJI, UAV CTF?! (media.ccc.de)
 

If you don't like flying drones, treat them as hardware CTF's instead!

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Chrome now ships with a user-tracking ad platform baked in (arstechnica.com)
 

Google's browser not only got new chrome, it now also uses keeps track of all websites you visit to generate a topic list for ads that is shared with websites directly. Nobody asked for that.

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Demystifying eSIM Technology (media.ccc.de)
 

a very interesting talk by Harald Welte about the complex mechanisms and architecture that keep eSIM working. prepare for a lot of acronyms

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Intel Arc drivers now ship with telemetry enabled by default (www.techpowerup.com)
 

intel now joins the club with their take on GPU driver telemetry. they call it "Computing Improvement Program" and it can thankfully be disabled during a manual install, or in system settings after the installation is complete