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MorRobots

@MorRobots

Code, Machine learning, Art, Electronics, Information Security, Defense, Remote sensing, Ultra nerd. real person, private for professional reasons.

 Virginia, USA
Joined May 2012
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Replying to @deviantollam
@deviantollam hey what's the most "fuck you!" Key/cylinder lock combo for preventing key copies? Like if I want to make sure someone needs to go to geat lengths to copy a key and find that one locksmith in the entire area can copy... Or as close to that as possible.
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I know DND is a myth, and medico isn't the end all be all. Abloy keys keep coming up in searches. Long story short, I'm re-keying my apartment and I have to give the management company a copy. However I want to make sure that's the only copy. (Or increases the probability)
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I'm going to have other security layers involved obviously, however I want to eliminate rogue unknown keys and ensure if a copy is used, I know Exactly who I get to sue the fuck out of. (Insert trust issues joke here)
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Replying to @DOGE
@DOGE screw it, you want an easy kill? Gartner licenses. You ask your rep to do something and you get a reply back thats worse than a ChatGPT and essentially what you could have gotten from a 5 minute Google search and read. Yet we (particular gov office) keep pay a few million.
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Replying to @NedLamont
@NedLamont you should have CT CPS cut a check to the Waterbury man held captive by his stepmother for 20 years. Start with $70k to $120k, thats 7 years of foster care stipends. Waterbury police should not be taking up a collection, we the taxpayers should be covering this.
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He should be giving access to state provided/funded mental Healthcare, and when he's good and ready, tutoring for GED, then vocational training and or access to higher education (westcon, southern, ucon)
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Reach out to your network and find him pro Bono representation, particularly to help chase down civil damages from her assets to include seeking a freeze on assets to avoid them being spoiled before a judgment.
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Replying to @VSPPIO
@VSPPIO you had a trooper aggressively tailgating drivers this morning on 64 southbound in Hampton Roads (tag 7970). No lights, we'll above the speed limit (closing distance). They did this to multiple drivers. 0800 to 0815. Road rage type stuff from any other driver.
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They even followed one driver as that driver made multiple sequential lane changes (driver used their signal and made sure the lane was open). Driver was clearly reacting to having a Grey Ford Explorer 2 inches from his bumper. Again No lights from the trooper.
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Not the kind of professionalism I've seen in the past from your organization.
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Replying to @GamersNexus
@GamersNexus your pricing strategy for @AMD @amdradeon is solid and one they should consider. Because every time I see them do Price = Nvidia - $50 I become 10x less likely to buy their product. But if they did Price = Nvidia - HahahaaGetRektJensen, I'm all in.
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Seriously, I've never considered an AMD card because they always felt like over priced budget trash, only they're not budget priced. AMD can drag Nvidia sales into the ground and build a customer base easily on this one. Oh and they need to rebrand the product numbers.
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Also AMD product naming is confusing and is too much of a "trying to be like Nvidia, only not" situation Just tell me the series, and what class within that series. Add Special identifier if nessisary for top end offerings. @intel gets it with B780 This makes "some" sense.
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Replying to @GamersNexus
@GamersNexus nvidia 12VHPWR melting issue may be more of an issue regarding the power supply providing imbalanced loading across multiple 12v rails that are fed by separate switching converters. Essentially each of the 6 circuits are treated as 2 to 6 separate loads.
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ti.com/lit/pdf/SLYT748&ved=2… This design note by TI talks about it page one, second bullet point.
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I'm curious about the topology on the output stage of the supplies that have cables melting since the +4 pin header is just a low/high logic (not actually a sens line). So clearly there's some power regulation (more like limitation) taking place on that output.
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Replying to @DOGE
@DOGE screw it, you want an easy kill? Gartner licenses. You ask your rep to do something and you get a reply back thats worse than a ChatGPT and essentially what you could have gotten from a 5 minute Google search and read. Yet we (particular gov office) keep pay a few million.
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Oh also the services have absolutely no way to place highly talented enlisted with skills in programming, data science, machine learning, and automation into any specific roles. There are no mechanisms to do it, and the old crusty ludite E9s don't care, or understand.
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I could rant for days, but you want shave a off a few billion, use the low cost, highly motivated, skilled uniform talent and stop paying 3x for contractors to do shit an E-4 can easily do.
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