Aaron Parecki

We have launched the latest PK1 ProStreamer YP cage for #yolobox pro!

Alumin(i)um rails for rigidity and attaching accessories such as handles and wire managers are now standard.

Get yours here: https://pk1.tv/pk1-yolobox-cage/

#LiveStreaming #livestreamer

this is beyond cute

Dear Medical Twitter: After 2+ years of saving the rest of us from misinformation, please let CS twitter return a tiny favor:

NYT did not make Wordle's words harder.

Your symptoms are valid (it feels harder), but your diagnosis from Twitter info is not.

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if you claim your tokens were stolen but the blockchain says otherwise, i have to assume you're a malicious actor who's lying. that's trustless babee

what's that? a transaction can be illegitimate in some sense even though it's on a blockchain? then whAT THE FUCK IS THE POINT

um, stolen? what do you mean? they changed hands via a legitimate transaction. it's all recorded on the blockchain, which is 100% secure and immutable and trustless. where did "stolen" come into it? hundreds of people simply decided to transfer their tokens simultaneously

🎉 Today is my 5 year anniversary at @Okta! It's been quite the ride so far. 🚀

Why do I stick around?

- I can work from anywhere
- It pays well
- It's a fun gig

The @oktadev team is magnificent too! 🤩

A single malicious signature can rug *all* of your approved OpenSea NFTs. No need to sign an individual sell order for each one, as originally assumed.

This is how today's hacker stole 10 Azukis, 8 mfers, and 3 mutant apes in a single transaction, with a single sig.

There are simplifications you’ve been told (“sign this to approve the sale of 1 NFT”) that are actually dangerously broad (“sign this to trust the other person to take only 1 NFT”). A clever person noticed the difference & violated the trust. A better system would prevent this.

I work in software security and unfortunately my experience is “most people will be unable to understand or spot these traps”. Fall back on your human instincts - if you’re feeling greedy, scared, or a rush of excitement, stop and think. Those are a good sign you’re being conned.

What i'm hearing is that information is not reliable simply because it is on a blockchain, which would seem to be a rather large problem for the entire concept

I mean it's not funny that the average user is getting scammed like that, but it is funny that the people running the scam got scammed themselves

Video of the crash. (Audio removed.)

Beethoven

Hidreley Diao uses AI to capture what historical figures would look like if they were modern people.

George Washington:

Kudos to @aaronpk on the livestream Sunday about Youtube's "broken" copyright/ownership claim process. Well worth the watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLK2re0LfrQ

OAuth? Oh, yeah! Does that sound familiar? No, it’s not a movie from the late ‘80s. OAuth is a carrier-free telecommunications service that enables users to access Home Phone, Mobile Phone and VoIP services anywhere in the US without additional charges.

Decentralization already exists on the web, it’s called “making an HTML page and putting stuff on it”. All this new shit isn’t gonna make it any easier, it’ll all be just as centralized and commodified and funded by awful venture capitalists.

Estimated Cost for HIGH QUALITY tech review videos on YouTube.
(Examples, iJustine, UrAvg Consumer)

3x Full Frame Cameras $7500
Top Down Setup w/ Light $1500
Audio Setup $600-$2500
Studio Lighting $1K-$3K
Editing Setup- $3K-8K
Video Backup (NAS) $2K-$10K

EST Cost: $20K-$30K

This morning in front of my house, a driver rammed their sedan into the front of a parked SUV with enough force to push the SUV partway onto the car parked behind it.

@PBOTinfo, this is a Neighborhood Greenway. When are you going to make it so drivers CANNOT drive like this?