Nomad
@Nomad@infosec.pub
- Comment on what's your experience washing sneakers in the washing machine? 5 days ago:
Don’t use much heat, that will destroy them. Just throw them in at 30C and add a cup of white vinegar. It keeps the smell away even if they get wet again. Dry them quickly when finished.
Have been doing this for years, no problems so far.
- Comment on BLOOD IS BLOOD 1 week ago:
Now do the reverse. Who can save whose life. :D
- Comment on Why do people still eat beef when we know it's terrible for Earth? 1 month ago:
How would not tolerating look like? Let’s start with you as an example, maybe your loved ones too. And maybe look at the horrors of a one child policy in China before we start following that idea again.
- Comment on I beam trollies 1 month ago:
I was thinking the one bedroom, but what ever wets your whistle. ;)
- Comment on I beam trollies 1 month ago:
Sounds like a room for a bdsm enjoyer.
- Comment on where's my fur coat smh 1 month ago:
And there is no indication of ears or whiskers. This meme is a furrys fantasy.
- Comment on Reddit Is Taking Over Google 2 months ago:
To be fair, it’s less about quality and more about quantity when training LLM.
- Comment on Reddit Is Taking Over Google 2 months ago:
I’m surprised nobody mentioned the AI training data deal that Google and reddit have. Google has every incentive to boost reddit rating to get more high quality training data.
- Comment on I discovered the beauty of AI music today. Check it out. 2 months ago:
Bwahaha x) “my car has so much of your dad in it” xD
- Comment on Judge rules YouTube, Facebook and Reddit must face lawsuits claiming they helped radicalize a mass shooter | CNN Business 3 months ago:
Nice, now do all regigions and churches next
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
Welp. Although true, and he was an effective military nazi leader, he was chief oft the military for weeks…
- Comment on English may be a hot mess but at least we don't have to worry about this nonsense 4 months ago:
German wants a word.
- Comment on Apple is officially dropping iPhone support for web apps in the EU - The Verge 4 months ago:
Progressive web apps do much more than just wrap a bookmark…
- Comment on Apple is officially dropping iPhone support for web apps in the EU - The Verge 4 months ago:
Whataboutism much?
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg made $29 billion this morning after Meta stock makes record surge 4 months ago:
Jup, people don’t realize that he needs to sell Facebook to realize these gains. And pay tax on that. At this level of wealth, companies are not about earning money but having influence and power.
- Comment on Imagine everything humans could accomplish if we were not a commerce based civilization. 4 months ago:
Capitalism optimizes for efficiency. Sadly slavery is terribly efficient in terms of economics. Therefore capitalism needs to be capped by society at certain acceptable limits. Which is called socioeconomics and its not perfect but the best system we have. insert handwavy remark about whatever america is doing here
- Comment on Baldur’s Gate 3 boss says gamers don’t want mass subscriptions 5 months ago:
Maybe turn the AAA stock into a meme stock, have gamers buy that shit up and give reduced game prices to stock holders to incentivise gamers to buy them. Et voila, No demand for profit that costs quality in the gaming experience.
- Comment on too hot? too cold? 5 months ago:
I second z offset. Weird that this happens only at a certain regular “column”. Could be hiding an underextruded strand on the level below. In that case your temp might not be stable.
- Comment on Reddit must share IP addresses of piracy-discussing users, film studios say 5 months ago:
should, yeah.
- Comment on Reddit must share IP addresses of piracy-discussing users, film studios say 5 months ago:
Just wait for the IPO then buy a controlling stake. Seems easier than forcing reddit in court. Spwz loves dick as long as it pays well. No need for the hammer
- Comment on China claims it has cracked Apple Airdrop’s encryption to identify senders | CNN Business 5 months ago:
Sounds about right. Might be they have some man in the middle shenannigans going on with permanently installed hardware in the subway, but I doubt it. That would be a race condition that you might win with a lot more signal strength, but still…
- Comment on China claims it has cracked Apple Airdrop’s encryption to identify senders | CNN Business 5 months ago:
No shit Sherlock. The encryption uses the phone number of the user for hashing. Building a rainbow table for all phone numbers is childsplay.
They use a weakness in the protocol to identify the senders number. They can’t see what they send, but who sent something and when and to who.
- Comment on China bans export of rare earth processing kit 6 months ago:
Tetrataenite magnets will have soon solved that dependency and will be massively cheaper. I wouldnt worry about that too much.
- Comment on Lemmy, why are you wrong? 6 months ago:
Not a boomer, but a cryptography specialist. Thats the math trigger I guess. ;) Im biased towards my spcialty maybe.
- Comment on Lemmy, why are you wrong? 6 months ago:
Found the crypto nerd.
- Comment on Tesla Has The Highest Accident Rate Of Any Auto Brand 6 months ago:
There are a lot of streets without a speed limit in europe. People are told to drive around at least 130 to not hinder traffic. Most people go about 140 or 150 if the roads are free. Speed lane is usually about 160
- Comment on Tesla Has The Highest Accident Rate Of Any Auto Brand 6 months ago:
I know people in the US get their license in a few days. But in europe people take a proper course over a few weeks and drive dafely and routinely at speeds up to 200 km/h. Not that I disagree with the fun part.
- Comment on Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Top-Secret Hawaii Compound | WIRED 6 months ago:
So he has about 30 people including himself he actually cares about.
- Comment on they removed my post 6 months ago:
“Will science save us?!” Lol.
- Comment on Broadcom ends VMware perpetual license sales, testing customers and partners 6 months ago:
I learned years ago that buying something from a big company instead of using a free open source solution is about aoutsourcing responsibility. Its about being able to sue a company about damages instead of hiring reliable personell to run and write fixes for foss software. Also insurance is much easier.
Not that I follow that advice, my company is still 99% foss software.