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Owlofcreamcheese posted:google is the best for files because you just search something then scroll down to the bottom and click the takedown notices then go to the links in the takedown notices because you know they are 100% guaranteed to be legitimate streams that go directly to what they say they do. thanks pming this to myself
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karthun posted:The CAN bus is the internal communication network for the car. Any infotainment system that has access to the CAN bus and has a cellphone module included can theoretically be hacked in the same way. There are multiple CAN buses in any vehicle, connected by gateways that filter messages. Infotainment systems are not connected to the engine CAN bus except on poorly designed vehicles.
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Beat Saber can actually be a pretty good workout and it's more fun than most solo workouts. I'll take it over treadmill/elliptical/exercise bike any day of the week, and people do those things all the time.
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Feb 25, 2019 23:56
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Cicero posted:Beat Saber can actually be a pretty good workout and it's more fun than most solo workouts. I'll take it over treadmill/elliptical/exercise bike any day of the week, and people do those things all the time. Wii fit or bust.
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Feb 26, 2019 01:22
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If this is a gym where you go to level up your VR skills or something at a computer I get being upset by this but what possible thing is there to whine about if it's just exercise bikes with VR helmets? That seems like a good idea that would work pretty well and doesn't seem like it's hurting you at all.
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Feb 26, 2019 01:28
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Heck Yes! Loam! posted:Wii fit or bust. My personal trainer is in Smash Bros, how about yours?
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Feb 26, 2019 04:30
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Me six months ago: "If social media platforms hired actual PEOPLE to moderate their platforms instead of ineffective automated solutions, we wouldn't be in this mess!" https://twitter.com/ProPublica/status/1100100700229505024 Me now: "We're loving doomed"
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Feb 26, 2019 04:46
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muon posted:There are multiple CAN buses in any vehicle, connected by gateways that filter messages. Infotainment systems are not connected to the engine CAN bus except on poorly designed vehicles. As I said before, assuming they airgapped sensibly. Anyone who has ever worked on automotive electronics is now laughing their way out the door.
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Feb 26, 2019 07:42
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Owlofcreamcheese posted:If this is a gym where you go to level up your VR skills or something at a computer I get being upset by this but what possible thing is there to whine about if it's just exercise bikes with VR helmets? That seems like a good idea that would work pretty well and doesn't seem like it's hurting you at all. Wearing VR gear while sweating sounds super gross and uncomfortable. Especially when it's not for personal use, but shared by everyone who visits the gym. A videogame screen that's connected to an exercise bike sounds like a good idea, but I don't see why it needs VR.
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Feb 26, 2019 07:50
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muon posted:There are multiple CAN buses in any vehicle, connected by gateways that filter messages. Infotainment systems are not connected to the engine CAN bus except on poorly designed vehicles. Name what you think is a well designed car. Then have a wander to AI and recoil in horror just how bad that car and its maker are at security.
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Feb 26, 2019 07:51
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Liquid Communism posted:As I said before, assuming they airgapped sensibly. I could be naďve here but if the trucks I worked on almost a decade ago got this right I have to assume more often than not infotainment units aren't on the ECU bus. Manufacturers are that cheap but wow if that persisted past the Jeep incident. CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Name what you think is a well designed car. Then have a wander to AI and recoil in horror just how bad that car and its maker are at security. Security is extremely difficult to do well. Adding a CAN gateway is not, like Bosch probably has a ready-made— and so they do
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Feb 26, 2019 08:51
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fishmech posted:It's still perfectly usable to spy on you though? Since people claim to be worried about being spied on at any moment, the fact of it being slightly lower quality audio doesn't matter. I care more about google accidently forgetting about a mic in the spec so they can siphon off some data then I do about secret squirell engineering a reversable speaker and the signal processing to seamlessly use it and clean up the sound.
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Feb 26, 2019 09:49
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Elman posted:Wearing VR gear while sweating sounds super gross and uncomfortable. Especially when it's not for personal use, but shared by everyone who visits the gym. quote:A videogame screen that's connected to an exercise bike sounds like a good idea, but I don't see why it needs VR.
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quote:I could be naďve here Yes muon posted:
I refer to the previous point I made. There is more than enough evidence car makers are loving awful and make utterly insane design decisions, usually due to accounting pressure constantly.
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Cicero posted:VR can make exercise stuff much more immersive and entertaining. Something like Beat Saber or Thrill of the Fight is way more compelling than Wii Sports/Fit. And that's in its current state, which is admittedly still kinda janky and primitive, only going to get better from here. VR is deeply unnecessary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ1mV64H7ws
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Feb 26, 2019 11:17
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Liquid Communism posted:As I said before, assuming they airgapped sensibly. 'Airgapped' and 'has a gateway' aren't the same thing, mind you. Gateways can have security bugs, too.
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Feb 26, 2019 12:59
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Killer-of-Lawyers posted:I care more about google accidently forgetting about a mic in the spec so they can siphon off some data then I do about secret squirell engineering a reversable speaker and the signal processing to seamlessly use it and clean up the sound. You're making up a false dichotomy for no reason. A "forgotten mic" still needs all the signal processing to clean up the sound to be usable, and a "reversible speaker" is the vast majority of speakers in consumer electronics - it's the cheaper and easier way to build such things.
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Kobayashi posted:Physics is time reversible therefore everything that is possible is equally easy, bingo bongo so simple. Thread title please.
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AceOfFlames posted:Me six months ago: "If social media platforms hired actual PEOPLE to moderate their platforms instead of ineffective automated solutions, we wouldn't be in this mess!" "Get in the drat cubicle, Shinji!" My suggestion to apply thermite to all social media servers still stands.
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Feb 26, 2019 22:17
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We basically made that cinema scene in A Clockwork Orange a real thing except worse
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fishmech posted:You're making up a false dichotomy for no reason. A "forgotten mic" still needs all the signal processing to clean up the sound to be usable, and a "reversible speaker" is the vast majority of speakers in consumer electronics - it's the cheaper and easier way to build such things.
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Feb 27, 2019 02:42
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:I refer to the previous point I made. There is more than enough evidence car makers are loving awful and make utterly insane design decisions, usually due to accounting pressure constantly. Yup. If it's a buck cheaper per chassis not to do it right, then it is 100% not getting done right. If it's FiatChrysler, then it will probably not get done right even if it costs them money, because they are just that loving bad.
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Liquid Communism posted:Yup. If it's a buck cheaper per chassis not to do it right, then it is 100% not getting done right. If it's FiatChrysler, then it will probably not get done right even if it costs them money, because they are just that loving bad. As someone who wrenches on a lot of cars this manifests in such insane ways. Some of my favorites are plastic drain plugs on some Rover rears. Rover was in dire straits at the time, so there was definitely a lot of accounting pressure. Now a plastic plug was an engineering decision - a very good one - for the fill. With a regular metal plug for the drain. Some bean counter obvious noticed that this plastic part was cheaper and fit in the same size hole and welp, there's the new BOM for the next model year. Engineering concerns be damned, it saved $1 per chassis, and would PROBABLY make it through warranty.
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I don't know if I'm just an old man but I hate these drat scooter (and bike) companies: https://twitter.com/yayitsrob/status/1100536938111602689
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Uhh, they're just going to make up for the losses by selling at volume, like eggs.
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So they're grifting billionaires to subsidize public transport? Could start a flying car company next and just run bus lines on the VC dime as the "first step, while we're working out the new fleet. Don't worry, we'll break ALL the laws." But you'll have to trust the public not to make a Twitter expose about it or else the plan is ruined
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Feb 27, 2019 08:46
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Hey, how about a massive HIPPA violation in the making.quote:Los Angeles medical center Cedars-Sinai is currently piloting a program that places Amazon Echos in more than 100 patient rooms. The smart speakers use Aiva, a voice assistant platform for healthcare, and is intended to help patients communicate with their caregivers. Letting patients use Alexa to perform basic tasks like changing TV channels also frees up nurses to perform medical care.
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GrandpaPants posted:I don't know if I'm just an old man but I hate these drat scooter (and bike) companies: Is this those like, e-scooter things? They have those downtown where I live and I hate them because the tourists weave in and out of downtown traffic and then leave them wherever they please.
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Lightning Knight posted:Is this those like, e-scooter things? They have those downtown where I live and I hate them because the tourists weave in and out of downtown traffic and then leave them wherever they please. Yep, the very same. These things probably made very little profit from the start but with end-stage capitalism and the desperation of billionaires to find something with incredible growth (and what better than Mobility 2.0?), they’re throwing money at dumb poo poo. Hyper-capitalism leaving nothing but broken poo poo in its wake is hardly new, but at least this one is helping point out that the free market loving shucks at transportation infrastructure and is getting more people to notice the abysmal status of public transit in the US. funeral home DJ fucked around with this message at 11:46 on Feb 27, 2019 |
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Feb 27, 2019 11:39
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Lightning Knight posted:Is this those like, e-scooter things? They have those downtown where I live and I hate them because the tourists weave in and out of downtown traffic and then leave them wherever they please. Bird tried moving into Minneapolis and I cannot for the life of me figure out what their game plan for winter was
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Feb 27, 2019 12:09
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We really all need Pokemon style collapsible bikes. Or Capsules. You can really see why Bulma's family is absurdly rich because holy crap they're convenient. Maybe collapsible cars?
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Feb 27, 2019 12:21
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mandatory lesbian posted:Bird tried moving into Minneapolis and I cannot for the life of me figure out what their game plan for winter was Monopolize market, raise prices to point of profitability and then cash out and retire before it all comes crumbling down
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Feb 27, 2019 12:57
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Bird tried moving into Norfolk and the only scooters that didn't make it to the impound are owned by industrious kids who know how to take poo poo apart.
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Feb 27, 2019 13:04
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Liquid Communism posted:Hey, how about a massive HIPPA violation in the making. Amazon has been making noise about getting deeper into healthcare, including rumors about launching health insurance to compete with CVS, so spying on recovering patients would be a great way for it to ~*disrupt*~ an already unbelievably lovely industry.
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mandatory lesbian posted:Bird tried moving into Minneapolis and I cannot for the life of me figure out what their game plan for winter was Apparently the scooters only last a month anyway, so die off in the winter freeze like snake eating gorillas.
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Feb 27, 2019 13:06
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I feel bad for wanting to steal one of those scooters
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Ripoff posted:Yep, the very same. These things probably made very little profit from the start but with end-stage capitalism and the desperation of billionaires to find something with incredible growth (and what better than Mobility 2.0?), they’re throwing money at dumb poo poo. I still think this pales in comparison to the time Uber re-invented buses, but managed to make it worse in every way.
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PT6A posted:I still think this pales in comparison to the time Uber re-invented buses, but managed to make it worse in every way. Oh yeah, the “Uber Shuttle” poo poo was a riot when it came out and I honestly thought it was a joke until it became apparent they were dead serious. That said, all respect to them, their blunder lets you shortcut conversations about transit in the US to “We put the smartest techies with the best AI available on the task of transportation in the US, and they managed to invent the bus. Can we please talk about public transit in earnest, now?” Those conversations got Gwinnett county, a county Northeast of Atlanta, to agree to a vote on expanding public transit from the city to the county for the first time in decades. Thank you, tech bros, for pissing away your cash to prove a point that sane people have been arguing for years. 
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Liquid Communism posted:Hey, how about a massive HIPPA violation in the making. I'll allow it if it tells the nurse the IV pump is beeping once again every hour or so so I can get some sleep.
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