Key summary:

A device authenticated to a wifi router can abuse MAC IDs to become an AitM between the router and any other device on any of the router’s networks.

This attack can be pulled off from a compromised IoT device on a guest network that is supposed to be limited to Internet access and not be able to see other devices.

On the plus side, the US government has now ensured Anthropic will do more than the bare minimum in the US.

Of course, that means it’s now OpenAI making kill decisions.

It’s easy to find another interpretation: Israel is a useful stooge for Western powers. They do what they’re told to do.

After all, it’s western powers that created modern Israel in the first place, partly to keep the region destabilized so that the Middle East wouldn’t threaten the Western power bloc.

Great; that means the bloodiest hardliners will rise to power now.

Have you been in a coma since 2018?

American scum have always been American scum, and strong supporters of Putin and Orban.

“What would usually take, for an analysis piece, maybe half a day to a day, was really being crunched down to a few hours, and (it) was scarily accurate,” says Kolga, who tested out Cipher in its early stages and still uses the AI agent to expedite his work.

Next up: Dems working on secret report found Epstein and Trump were friends!

Of course it’s a broad generalization; my point was that the tent cities aren’t predominantly made up of people who hit the kill line, that the situation isn’t that simple.

Fixing the kill line won’t affect tent cities that much; there are further societal issues that are also at play.

In China, substance abuse is handled differently as is mental health issues… so you don’t end up with those people in tent cities either.

This doesn’t mean those people don’t exist in a state of suffering; it just means they’re not publicly visible.

Sounds better than the current solution; I have a feeling it would only take a generation for the same integrity lacking folks to figure out how to game the system though.

What exactly do we consider the Diaspora to be? First generation?

Because there are people living in my area whose ancestors came from China 200 years ago.

Totally incoherent; the first half was meant to be a reply to a completely different comment. Fixing.

Most people who hit the kill line have someone to go live with.

The tent cities aren’t a symptom of two totally different issues: mental health and drug addiction.

And THESE are due to a more endemic cultural issue of: who takes care of people when their friends and family won’t, coupled with the people rejecting the help that’s offered because from their perspective, the tent cities are better than the alternatives?

I’m left with the same questions at the end of that as at the start.

Also, how does OAuth integrate with Passkeys? Because they seem like compatible concepts.

Along with the other advice, it’s worth noting that “USB” ports can have different specs; make sure you’re plugged into one that supports USB 3.1 or higher.

Also, USB is CPU-bound; if the CPU is busy doing other things, peripheral communication slows down.

Technically, Trump is a “White House Staffer.” He’s the executive in charge.

Nice; most people don’t make it to Siping! Very friendly area, although a bit cold at this time of year.

Isn’t “theshamblog” AI generated? So in this case, including the Ars article it’s referencing?

The pieces are dated 2024.

Here’s a simple answer: cables going from analog input devices to DSPs, mixers, etc. need proper shielding and should be as short as possible, with low-resistance connectors. Otherwise, EM radiation can be picked up and interfere with the signal.

Anything traveling digitally? It just needs to arrive at the destination in a timely manner; your cable would have to be really bad to have any influence.

Cables out to analog speakers? As long as you have a decent signal, these can use the crappiest connections and unshielded cables — the worst thing they’ll do is provide interference for OTHER cables they’re near. Just adjust your EQ until the speakers provide the response you’re looking for.

Funny thing is: I switched from cheap T shirts to dress shirts after I bought one good quality one for a job interview.

They don’t get hot in the heat, wick away moisture, keep you warm when it’s cold, don’t shrink or wrinkle, last a good 10 years of heavy use and look professional no matter who you’re with.

I don’t know why my parents’ generation ever abandoned them.

I wear a dress shirt to work every day. They’re all no-iron; they don’t wrinkle and are wearable out of the dryer.

Textiles have come a long way in the past 50 years.