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by Ardren 6y ago
There had been a weak password on the update server in the past. The compromised update however was introduced via the build system before being signed and distributed https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/
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by Ardren 6y ago
I'm a little confused, why is Bing exempt from this new law? Edit: Okay, they are exempt because they are not called Google or Facebook. I didn't realise the law was only going to be applied to two companies by name. Which, I do
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by Ardren 6y ago
Are you thick? Really. Can you not see the difference? It would only be an issue if you were SCUBA diving with a white supremacist and doing the hand sign.
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by Ardren 6y ago
I read the Tech Dirt article [1] and I don't understand how 230 has anything to do with: "permits tech companies to censor constitutionally protected speech". Isn't all about enabling tech companies to actually publish
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by Ardren 6y ago
IMO it's just placeholder stuff from earlier in development that management didn't think was worth finishing. Driver AI? Let's just assign them a route to follow to see how it looks, we'll worry about real AI later. Pol
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by Ardren 6y ago
> I'm convinced that anyone who says they haven't had "any issues" is either lying, has very low standards, or just doesn't pay much attention to detail. It feels dismissive, but I agree. It seems unbelievable t
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by Ardren 6y ago
Australia does plenty of forest management. The problem has been in recent years it's been more dangerous to do controlled burning and the recent bushfires were so extreme the fire was jumping between the tops of the trees skipping th
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by Ardren 6y ago
A slap on the wrist would be something [1] They don't even need to tell their customers that they lied [2] 1: https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/cases/1923167zoom... 2: https://ww
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by Ardren 6y ago
I can relate. But doing so also means you tend to only pay attention to more extreme examples, and you can start to doubt the severity of your own situation (at least that was/is the case for me).
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by Ardren 6y ago
Thankyou, I'm watching it now.
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by Ardren 6y ago
I don't want to disparage anyone, and I will take a look at the app when it's back up, but I'm not even sure what depression is anymore. Mild flu symptoms is not a phrase I'd used. It's great that more people are t
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by Ardren 6y ago
Yeah, it's simple if you've already exploited the target's computer...
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by Ardren 7y ago
It was 1800 people 7 days ago https://www.brproud.com/health/coronavirus/central-church-ho... Quote just for fun: > Spell told BRPROUD that he believes covid-19 can be cured through “the healing hand of Jesus.”
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by Ardren 7y ago
Are you saying Toga Networks was always Huawei and they hid that fact, or that 7 years after they were founded Huawei just bought them? (like it says on the front page of their website [1]) [1] - http://toganetworks.com/
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by Ardren 7y ago
Absolutely, they even work for a while. The Youtube channel "Gear Down for What?" has some pretty cool planetary designs. https://www.youtube.com/c/GearDownForWhat
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by Ardren 7y ago
The original response about these type of issues [1] rubs me the wrong way In particular this statement: > That being said, we were surprised by Ledger’s announcement of this issue, especially after being explicitly asked by Ledger not t
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by Ardren 7y ago
Paper here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-53042-3
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by Ardren 7y ago
I never heard there was thousands of fake posts, just when they posted articles they used fake accounts. Also there were no fake comments as Reddit launched without the ability to leave comments.
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by Ardren 7y ago
Ah of course, I wasn't thinking straight
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by Ardren 7y ago
> "When that happens your remand status changes from a serving prisoner to a person facing extradition. > "Therefore I have given your lawyer an opportunity to make an application for bail on your behalf and she has decline
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by Ardren 7y ago
But this is not what the new bill is about. It doesn't cap total costs, it allows 5% per year increase, it doesn't apply to new homes, etc.
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by Ardren 7y ago
ROS 1.1 (next release) will target Python3 only. https://discourse.ros.org/t/versioning-roadmap-moveit-1-0-re...
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by Ardren 7y ago
The top comment on that post is just amazing. Voat really is the place where you can "have your say™"
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by Ardren 7y ago
It's also 109x40 pixels (at least on my system). No exactly a huge fucking logo.
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by Ardren 8y ago
> antidepressant being mostly ineffective That needs a great big giant source. Because there are so many peer reviewed studies and meta-studies that show that they are effective.
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by Ardren 8y ago
I don't think they've announced final specs. But it will have a i.MX 8M SOC [1] and more than 2GB of ram [2]. The dev kit has a 720 x 1440 5.7" screen [3] (I assume this is the final screen). [1] https://www.nxp.co
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by Ardren 8y ago
I think the 400cm^3 figure was for the non-pellet version while the pellet version can use 10mm nozzles and extrudes a ridiculous amount more. I wish there was more published information about both of their extruders, they look quite inter
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by Ardren 8y ago
Titan 3D Robotics has a extruder that claims to be able to print 1 pound of filament an hour which for ABS would be able 400 cm^3 (I think?) I believe it's water cooled but still looks to be using traditional heater cartridges. Specs:
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by Ardren 8y ago
I couldn't even name 10% of the AWS services themselves. Just hover over the products menu at the top: https://aws.amazon.com/
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by Ardren 8y ago
I really don't know which is meant to be quicker. But rarely when typing am I constrained by the length of travel or weight of the keys (within reason). So it (almost) all comes down to what feels nicer.

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