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by DuskStar 7y ago
But MCAS is disabled when flaps are extended, such as on takeoff?
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by DuskStar 7y ago
MCAS was required because without it the control stick feedback is incorrect in some high-power, high-AOA scenarios - scenarios not within the normal flight envelope. That's all it was for - stick feel. And that's important! But n
693.
by DuskStar 7y ago
It's a cultural touchstone, the signal that you've come of age! How dare you suggest that 18 year olds not take out a loan for a 6-month luxury cruise, or that they compare prices for different ships! You go on the best ship that
694.
by DuskStar 7y ago
> I'm not sure it's always so great that everything anyone does online will be permanently archived. But you see, even if the Internet Archive didn't exist, someone would probably still be saving a copy of the things you
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by DuskStar 7y ago
Git repos aren't bad for secret management within teams, IME. So there is some use.
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> An 8-core i9 with a 1TB SSD and 32GB of RAM is $3600 Whaaaat. That's nowhere close to a reasonable price! Playing around on PCPartPicker [0], I can get a 12-core Ryzen 9 3900X, 1TB SSD, 64GB of RAM (expandable to 128GB later) and
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by DuskStar 7y ago
Because every major sub is also a political sub, now.
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> Still doesn't matter for the typical home user. 550km vs 1,150km might not matter, but it matters a ton vs 40,000km. Even without the bandwidth limits, I wouldn't be able to use geostationary internet for my normal usage.
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> Alternately if you can convert enough of the heat to electricity some other way Thermodynamics says "lolnope", I'm afraid. You need a temperature differential to convert heat to power.
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by DuskStar 7y ago
Thanks for the help! Though I would have phrased the first hint as "Gur qrfverq beqre vf gur beqre va juvpu gur tbebhgvarf ner rkrphgrq"
701.
by DuskStar 7y ago
I'm confused here too - is there some other desired behavior? I thought the goal here was to avoid race conditions and just reproduce that order, since that's what's in the source code... > var buttons = []string{"red
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by DuskStar 7y ago
Other entries would be USS Benevolence [0] in 1950, USS Hobson (DMS 26) [1] in 1952, USNS Mission San Francisco (T-AO-123) [2] in 1957, USNS Mission San Miguel (T-AO-129) [3] in 1957, USS Stickleback (SS-415) [4] in 1958, USS Grouse (AMS-15
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by DuskStar 7y ago
I'd add the FFG(X) frigate program in there too, but that'll probably just end up taking the place of a few Burkes.
704.
by DuskStar 7y ago
I'm pretty sure submarines are lost more often than surface warships are - the difference between small incident and loss of ship is just so much smaller. And to confirm that I can't think of any surface warships that have been lo
705.
by DuskStar 7y ago
Right, but even those accidents wouldn't have caused a radiation leak if the destroyers in question were nuclear powered.
706.
by DuskStar 7y ago
I think the US Navy would be very interested to learn that it supposedly operated Soviet submarines.
707.
by DuskStar 7y ago
And even without pirates, merchant vessels have incidents with disturbing frequency. A lot of these incidents never have a cause firmly attached to them, because the crew's all dead, the ship is somewhere in a 10,000 square kilometer s
708.
by DuskStar 7y ago
> Hiring the private investigator speaks of bad intent: Musk should not have been allowed to claim " I didn't mean it" if he went looking for evidence that.. he did mean it. Truth is an absolute defence to defamation in th
709.
by DuskStar 7y ago
Which claim? The one with specifics like the age of his child bride? Or the "pedo guy" tweet?
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> In your experience men publicly declare (in writing) that other men are pedophiles and child rapists who only move to Thailand to have sex with 11-year-olds "all the time"? Would I declare that a specific man I had no knowled
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> Impersonate them on a service that has a compromised database? Maybe. I think in this particular case, users don't even really lose anything by having someone else access their account. You could argue that the main reason for hav
712.
by DuskStar 7y ago
> The main reason you hash passwords is so that if your database is compromised, it's difficult for an attacker to use that information to authenticate to another system. If your system is just an application that manipulates the da
713.
by DuskStar 7y ago
If I could get something like that as a desktop monitor replacement, I would be ecstatic . (Assuming appropriately high resolution and refresh rates - but if it's doing eye tracking that'd have to be the case)
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by DuskStar 7y ago
If I know that the angry mob can cut off my usage of $company at any time, and that I'm in an industry that could plausibly be the target of an angry mob... I'm probably going to avoid using $company in the first place if there ar
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> other than for sex trafficking, which was only done because victims and their families advocated hard for it Citation very needed, because I seem to remember a lot of cops, support groups and sex workers saying it made their jobs harde
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The Story Of The Naval Tactical Data System, NTDS(ethw.org)
10 points by DuskStar 7y ago|0 comments
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by DuskStar 7y ago
Yeah, I've used the same with no issues - I don't think it has very good options for offsite backups [0] though if that link is any indication. "use rsync" is a great suggestion for this site, but not quite as great for
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by DuskStar 7y ago
But the real question is "Is Syria emitting more or less carbon than it was in 2010", not "is there destruction".
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> - The Intercept published a report by the DHS Office of Inspector General revealing that 1,224 sexual abuse complaints while in immigration custody were filed between January 2010 and June 2017. Any data on what the rate post-Trump has
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by DuskStar 7y ago
> I think they claim 30% less CPU years using the identical hardware to crack RSA-768, when applying this same software to RSA-768. Are you sure? My reading was "in 70% of the the time it took to crack RSA-768, using their hardware,

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