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Youd want some sort of filter and ocr in between to prevent things that were prevalent in the days of faxes. All black pages, endless printing, etc. And ofc youd want some csam filter because you dont want to end up having printed that. Gl
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Afaik we always have at least one downlink dish pointed at voyager all the time. At least, last i saw the DSN site
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1y ago
I dont need chess for that, my life is perfectly capable of reminding me that i was either really smart or really stupid, often enough
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We are in the "wait days" range now. More than a day out, plus another back. I would love the elation of success, but 48 hours of sitting on the edge of my seat, idk
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I just recently dabbled in STT as a way to control my computer. Unfortunately, i dont know if i will continue working on it, because it quickly revealed that our current GUI configuration and how we operate our systems, just dont "flo
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My mom amd my friends mom both drove toyotas, completely different models and many years apart. By coincidence the key for my friends moms car worked for my moms, for unlock and start, but, my moms could only unlock the other one.
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The VR style talk was weird, but had a lot of good stuff. And i feel this guys pain so much. I got 85% of the way through a USB project, and then USB-IF made new changes and really screwed up my project. USB, what was supposed to be *univer
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2y ago
I feel like the FTS shouldve triggered, but its possible it was too low, and wouldve cause significant shrapnel risk.
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2y ago
Im just using hashicorp vault, with a multi tier CA setup. Real CA is just a docker container that stays off 99.9% of the time, and the furthest branch intermediate lives on the actual vault instance, which is used to issue certs, among oth
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2y ago
I use .lan at home, which is great, until i enter it in the browser and forget to add a / at the end. Both chrome and firefox just immediately think its a search request
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2y ago
Thats a pretty recent change, only 2 months ago. I wasnt aware of that, and you usually wont find that woth other CAs. Im not sure i like the public internet with ip certs. I do it at home because sometimes dns be down and have some good in
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2y ago
If you control an internal CA you can make certs for anything. I have one for my homelab, and even have a few certs issued for my homelab, which are not for domains i control as well as certs with IPs. The CA is who says you cant do those t
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2y ago
Pretty close tbh. Sub romania for brazil, and nigeria, for... i dont remember right now
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2y ago
Ive got a server hosting a number of things, amd monitoring setup for a lot of stats. Got tired of seeing blips because various countries were beating on my server, not a DoS, but enough requests to notice, and sometimes generate an alert.
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2y ago
There was also Polaris Dawn about 6 months ago. They did a highly polar orbit
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2y ago
Land of the thief, home of the slave - Brother Ali (in Uncle Sam Goddamn)
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If you could implement the OpenSubsonicAPI, you could solve the mobile issue easy, and dont even have to build a mobile app
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Have you considered doing this for mice? Im fine with a normal keyboard, but mice, maaaaan. My hand doesnt sit right on any mouse, and my hand is always dragging on the pad, etc. I briefly thought about like a form fitting style, where you
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This article, and all comments, have reminded me yet again of my anger at the not so universal USB formats. I had been designing a device that heavily relied on USB, as its primary goal was to be basically a USB switching station, where you
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Where i am, every package repo - docker, pypi, rpm, deb, npm, and more - all go through artifactory and are scanned. Packages are autopulled into artifactory when a user requests the package and scanned by xray. Artifactory has a remote pul
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Does this support the OpenSubsonic API[1]? I didnt see it mentioned. I miss subsonic (except that it was java). All of the current servers have quirks i havent enjoyed, but having the subsonic mobileapp all through them has been great. [1]
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The issue is logistics, and in this case isnt an easy solve. You have to get fuel, and the rocket, out to a pad in the ocean, and have to deal with a rocket lift on varying conditions. If you dont want to do most of that, then the only opti
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Much of the spacex workforce is manufacturing and construction peeps. Almost every part is made on site, for many reasons. As a result, the workforce is much larger than JPL. NASA and JPL are more 'customer' (to put it as Scott Ma
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Yeah that was basically the only thing the apollo astronauts had to prevent remote control by anyone. Comms wasnt encrypted or anything, just a simple switch that completed the command circuit. Strangely from that series, iirc, ground comma
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Hah i just linked the same series in the root comment too before i saw this
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CuriousMarc on Youtube has a very large playlist of him and a few others restoring the apollo systems they have been able to get their hands on, and youre absolutely correct on the hacky possibilities. There was no authentication, just lock
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2y ago
Its not nearly a simple desktop widget like the ones mentioned here, but the right answer is a monitoring solution. Personally, im a huge fan of zabbix, because of its flexibility and ease of use (been poking with it for 20 years so maybe i
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Oh absolutely. Most launch providers have wild algorithms that allow you to simulate every possible launch option. From the wind on earth at launch, to predicted solar activity, and of course planetary location, etc. All of this gives the a
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And parker is about to break its own record soon! Its currently about to (or has just) pass venus one last time before swinging by the sun once more, so close that it will be able to fly through the plasma loops.
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Pretty difficult. Jupiters sphere of influence is full of radiation, meaning the sat needs a lot of shielding which makes it very heavy. Additionally, you need a lot of thrust to not only get to Jupiter, but to be able to get into a geosync
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