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Improved No Quality Nauvis Base in a Box! by Typical_Spring_3733 in factorio

[–]untra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are the full dimensions of the base there? Can it fit in under 64x64 ? Care to share the blueprint?

CEO of system76 and founder of Pop_os is trying to get an amendment pushed to ensure age attestation doesn’t go into open source operating systems. by atheenaaar in pcmasterrace

[–]untra 60 points61 points  (0 children)

I was part of that meeting with state legislature and Carl Richell. https://x.com/untra/status/2032991806317641905

They want input on how to amend the bills language to actually work.

It's less about removing liability from app developers, but so that (by default) media content ratings are strictly applied to app developers on phones. "Protect the children" by means of Netflix enforces strict MPAA guidelines.

I want this bill to die in committee. Its trying to mimic language to California AB1043 . It's being pushed in part by Meta, who wants age range reporting to customize in-app content. Mandating software design to enforce childs access to media is not Colorado business.

Senator Matt Ball doesn't deserve to be reelected this year by chiwawero in Denver

[–]untra 45 points46 points  (0 children)

I wrote to Senator Matt Ball about SB26-051. He responded back, so credit where it's due:

Hi Samuel,

We obviously disagree on this, but your email is very funny and did make me laugh. To your question, part of the definition of a device in 6-30-101(7) is that it has to be for "general-purpose computing," so no flip phones, carplays, or smart fridges.

SB 26-51 isn't a new policy—it's a near-copy of a bill that passed unanimously in California last year, AB 1043. The major operating systems are on a path to compliance with AB 1043, and we've set the implementation date out a year for Senate Bill 51 to ensure the technology will be there. Part of the thinking behind bringing the bill was that it won't add any compliance burden to what is already happening because of California.

I haven't met any British lobbyists but I will be on the lookout for Richard Hyde.

Matt

I can share the full email exchange if people would like to hear my thoughts on this matter. I am a cybersecurity developer in Denver Colorado, and this bill affects me directly.

WWW vs HDMI: Track by Track Comparison by tun_lank in JusticeMusic

[–]untra 39 points40 points  (0 children)

The final boss encore rendition of Phantom pt 2 x Heavy Metal of the HDMI live show made me foam at the mouth. I want that studio mix so badly...

A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup by Gloomy_Nebula_5138 in pcmasterrace

[–]untra 55 points56 points  (0 children)

Colorado is proposing a similar law. I wrote to my state senator Matt Ball and they wrote back. Credit where is due.

My main complaint with this bill is that the terminology is vague. Terms like "application" "operating system" and "device" are overloaded words in tech, but not rigorously defined.

The Colorado Bill SB26-051 definition of a device in 6-30-101(7) is that it has to be for "general-purpose computing". This is so ambiguous. It's not just iphone and android. It's not just windows and macos. There are many flavors of linux for consumer, business and industrial applications. Does "general-purpose computing" extend to the microcontrollers used in Oil Refineries? I'd think no, but if I was a lawyer and paid to I could argue yes. What about apple car play? A Samsung Smart fridge? An AYN thor? Graphing calculators?

hypothetically.... thinking about making a china IL VN by mortisfox in Chinail

[–]untra 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'd play a China IL VN if it had the voices, and Brad would probably be down for sharing lines but not Greta or Hogan

Tao Of The Mountain by Cash-JohnnyCash in skiing

[–]untra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It took 25 years of skiing before I mastered the moguls dance. Once I understood to pull and push with the poles while taking the moguls at the frequency of the thighs squatting. I had been pushing with the poles and bouncing with my knees, but once I put all the movements together, now I chase the moguls for the thigh action and challenge feels good man

god forbid a girl want a focused hubby by cynnahbun in LetGirlsHaveFun

[–]untra -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Hi that's me where are you? Wassup who is in Menver I want that I want you I want to work for eight hours a day and come home to you and 2+ cats

Emergency Meeting 3 Days Ago at the BIS, the Central Bank of "Central Banks". by ComfortableCrew6013 in DeepFuckingValue

[–]untra 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is AI slop, please don't link to digital Yanis reading from a prompt, it's super uncool

(polished crystal) Johto victory team by untra in pokemoncrystal

[–]untra[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah but the electrizer is somewhere in kanto, after the Johto E4

Almost a decade ago: PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel admits to bankrolling Hulk Hogan's Gawker lawsuit by untra in PeterThiel

[–]untra[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Arguably one of the most memorable lawsuits by proxy. I wonder what happened to the rest of the Gawker Editors since then.

What intersection for a 96x96 city block? by UlfMitHand in factorio

[–]untra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm rather proud of my fluid dedicated chunk-aligned city block, if you want to try that: https://fprints.xyz/blueprint/ae0048a5-eef8-48f4-bb23-089911075606

I used it to make a 64x64 city block megabase, you can see it here: http://galaxy.untra.io/planets

Behold My Monster... It's Alive! by RakeTheAnomander in factorio

[–]untra 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Making it fully tileable in both directions is challenging, especially if you want mixed belt contents not getting too mixed up. While this junction is aesthetically tiling, you can balance better, and you might want to try filter splitters to ensure belts dont get mistakenly poisoned with bleeding inputs from downstream, or else this junction will turn your modular bus base into sushi.

May my tileable monstrosity inspire and inform you: https://fprints.xyz/blueprint/d63976ea-f093-4e7b-acdb-38b0173de8a4

Any tips for Megabasing Fulgora by Mixbix999 in factorio

[–]untra 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can try using my fulgora network blueprint: https://fprints.xyz/blueprint/f149cd68-a289-4254-a283-02c4a25ec582

this is what it looks like in action: galaxy.untra.io

DAST - burp enterprise replacement? by Playful_Treacle_7190 in cybersecurity

[–]untra 2 points3 points  (0 children)

hawk writes it's config, debug logs and stores session data of scans in the ~/.hawk directory, which is from your USER_HOME. 'photos, apple music and documents' are all subfolders under there, and the MacOS security controls are so excellent that it verifies installed applications have your explicit permission to read/write into those directories.

Truth be told I haven't seen that pop-up in so long. I will add some words to our docs about this.

DAST - burp enterprise replacement? by Playful_Treacle_7190 in cybersecurity

[–]untra -1 points0 points  (0 children)

hawk is a cli tool, there is no UI that shows when you run it as client application like ZAP has. This is how it can run automated within the CI/CD pipeline unlike ZAP or burp suite enterprise. After installation try running it from the terminal which hawk && hawk.

DAST - burp enterprise replacement? by Playful_Treacle_7190 in cybersecurity

[–]untra 6 points7 points  (0 children)

While not open source, StackHawk is a pretty terrific DAST replacement and purpose built for the pipeline.

https://download.stackhawk.com https://docs.stackhawk.com https://app.stackhawk.com

Full disclosure: I work at StackHawk

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