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by Faaak 6y ago
I'm always dumbfounded when I see that noise emissions are still not taken seriously and not enforced. I live near a freeway and the cars don't bother me that much (I'm far away that they sound like white noise). But the moto
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by Faaak 6y ago
Supposing you're right, then why did they put these loopholes by purpose if they're going to be discovered someday ? To play games with us maybe ? But then is that morally ok to do so ?
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by Faaak 6y ago
I think that they meant "responsible of how you want to shape Life", and not "responsible for Bezos' wealth"
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by Faaak 6y ago
I have to agree that point 2 is very clever. "It was not me, your Honour, as anyone can send a message by my (old) name)
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by Faaak 6y ago
Per https://kth.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1216213/FULLTEXT... , the theoretical maximum seems to be ~70%. Which is not bad but not great either if you compare it to Pumped hydro storage.
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by Faaak 6y ago
Meanwhile, US's DOD budget in 2020 is 718 billion dollars.. So yeah..
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by Faaak 6y ago
This idea was supposed to be my master's thesis project. However I found something different and never did the original idea but's it's always been in my mind. Big kudos to the author for this nice project ! I hope it gives f
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by Faaak 6y ago
There are already plenty. The Renault Twizy would be perfect for you
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by Faaak 6y ago
when a new guy arrives to the company, we generate the keys on an air-gapped computer (with cahoskey et al) and upload the to the yubikey (they keep a separate encrypted usb key with the private keys). Then, some employees verify the new em
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by Faaak 6y ago
Compared to other countries (that have less crime rates), US' police is _way_ too much militarized. So the margin is quite big
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by Faaak 6y ago
We use vault, but sometimes I just `openssl` gpg encrypt the secrets with the keys of all the members of my team and commit the .gpg to git. We all use yubikeys and use them to SSH. Not ideal, but it works... At least until one of us resign
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by Faaak 6y ago
The idea is interesting and even kind of tech-funny. But man, you really have to explain how it works a bit better. At first I thought that we should redirect 404s to your website and I was: "??". What I understood: Which each ite
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by Faaak 6y ago
It does not; it's a sticker on an USB stick
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by Faaak 6y ago
Still no real AMD-based mini-pcs in 2020 (except for the ASRock A300). I'd love to have a small AMD cluster (k3s, boinc, ...), but there still is nothing like the NUCs.
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by Faaak 6y ago
What if your signature can't be spelled (mine doesn't mean anything, it's just random symbol) ? Ridiculous
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by Faaak 6y ago
I have a twizy (bought it second hand at 4000 euro) and I love it. We live in a house and it's our only vehicle (granted, we commute to work by e-bike). I actually fitted it with a trailed attachment so I can run some "big" e
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by Faaak 6y ago
> We can repeat this process for an infinite amount of time Well, no, you cant. How about I prove it to you: Assume that we have a finite number of processes. Repeat the process. The number of processes is still not infinite. /s
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by Faaak 6y ago
Unrelated, but this new website is way better than the old one which was online just weeks ago ( https://web.archive.org/web/20200323070430/https://www.eurom... ). Graphs are client-side rendered now ! And
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by Faaak 7y ago
Indeed. Thanks
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by Faaak 7y ago
You'd be a bad speculator. What if contracts in august are worse near the end ?
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by Faaak 7y ago
Absolutely not. Most ISPs will allocate you a fixed /64. You may well have privacy IPs in this /64, the prefix will always be the same.. A though day for privacy activists
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by Faaak 7y ago
There are some (ongoing) solutions though: https://crypto.stanford.edu/craig/easy-fhe.pdf
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by Faaak 7y ago
Indeed, I read the command's template too fast. Well, in this case it's worrysome
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by Faaak 7y ago
Depends if they `execve` or run the command inside a shell. I'd bet for (1), but who knows.
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by Faaak 7y ago
We use this product on our company of ~150 during the COVID work-at-home thingy. It's quite great ! It supports audio and video and is quite reactive for us.
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by Faaak 7y ago
Yes ! We use this one at work (150 employees) and it's really good. You can do only audio or audio + video. It supports recordings and is self hosted. Give it a try !
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by Faaak 7y ago
Exactly. I'm pretty sure that once the DC-DC converters are mainly placed in the motherboard, they won't be audited for efficiency anymore and global efficiency will plummet. A shame
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by Faaak 7y ago
Curious question: what are the red-blue-green artifacts on the picture ? Is it due to the CCD sensor ?
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by Faaak 7y ago
Seems like they installed variable frequency drives (their "algorithm) on their motors; nothing more.
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by Faaak 7y ago
Yes, but from your point of view, not theirs

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