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by 99112000 4y ago
I once had to help an accountant friend to fill in 1000's of docx files, and convert them to pdf. No open source tool does a proper conversion, it really sucked.
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Decrypting Zoom's Video RTP Packets(github.com)
4 points by 99112000 4y ago|0 comments
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by 99112000 4y ago
Sell it to TrendMicro Zero Day Initiative https://www.zerodayinitiative.com/
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by 99112000 4y ago
$100M has been siphoned off to other chains before binance could pause the chain. Those funds are lost. 500M can be recovered.
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$600M Binance Hack(coindesk.com)
36 points by 99112000 4y ago|9 comments
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by 99112000 4y ago
Not if it costs more fuel to capture it than you would gain.
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by 99112000 4y ago
I'm saying this will only become viable when the energy being put into the conversion to methanol (not creation of methane), is lower than the energy stored in the methanol. That does not violate thermodynamics.
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by 99112000 4y ago
> Our success in obtaining methanol under mild conditions, while also expending less energy, is a major step forward. The energy it took to produce the liquid methanol was higher than what the output can produce. Spending 2 liter of fuel
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by 99112000 4y ago
Can you benchmark this against a nvidia rtx 3090, must be close
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by 99112000 4y ago
Once a car drives itself, these distractions will become readily available entertainment so it's smart, in some way...
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by 99112000 4y ago
Just had a chat with the creator omn the platform, cool dude!
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Show HN: A Working Nintendo Gameboy Backpack(youtube.com)
2 points by 99112000 4y ago|0 comments
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by 99112000 4y ago
> I can't relax thinking every hour spent watching netflix is in a way costing me ~110$. Sleeping 6 hours will cost you a lot more, but you're fine with that, right? > everything could come crashing down in a couple of year
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by 99112000 4y ago
FIFO? First in first out? The blockchain is essentially the timestamping machine. The timestamp of a transaction are untrusted until mined into blocks, even then a fork can rid them. The blockchain is essentially solving the ordering proble
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by 99112000 5y ago
I appreciate his content and the time it took to create it. Perhaps I could have done better at conveying that in my comment. I want to help him retain viewers attention and the additional animations and graphics while talking will increase
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by 99112000 5y ago
It mentioned the usage of "authorities" which I assume is a small set of nodes that sign blocks (underwrites atomic transactions for lack of better words, seems like they are not grouped together). The limiting factor for tps will
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by 99112000 5y ago
I really enjoyed it but I think you can do better. You did a really awesome job on the script, like really, but you lack animations and footage while talking. Cut more often to other footage while talking over it, I don't hate your fac
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by 99112000 5y ago
I have something to say about this as I have ran both setups: * Qubes for 5 years * Windows with VMs (1 year) Long story short I would go with Qubes unless you require Mac OS virtualization, then I would go with a DIY VMs on KVM. Things I h
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by 99112000 5y ago
I am definitely hacking this. Thanks
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by 99112000 5y ago
MP4 Inspector (Windows) The MP4 format is fundamentally pretty easy, at least the box structure. But there have been so many standards that overlap that the MP4 format is also really messy. Aaand you need to pay to get access to the specs o
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by 99112000 5y ago
I live next to the river, it's open here. But honestly it's just brown water and I have never seen a fish in there for 20 years. I still see pipes coming from houses into that river, so I wouldn't be surprised if some househo