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931.
by GTP 4y ago
So in the end using drugs while possesing a firearm makes it worse, it's just that those aren't federal laws but still apply.
932.
by GTP 4y ago
> or possess in or affecting commerce Doesn't this mean that the prohibition of using such substances doesn't apply just to the moment of purchase, but to the whole period of time that you posses a firearm? I'm not a lawye
933.
by GTP 4y ago
Happens also at Radboud University in Nijmegen, The Nederlands ;)
934.
by GTP 4y ago
> but a box full of relays and PLC controller cost a whole lot less than the all-in employer cost of an extra employee. Why would you need an extra employee just to turn on/off the lights? I think janitors or teachers always did tha
935.
by GTP 4y ago
When "smart" switches turn dumb and you can't turn them off manually because they think to be smarter than you. On a more serious note, when designing a system it's very important to consider the failure modes of such sy
936.
by GTP 4y ago
>"Easier to parse than highly complex layout formats." I disagree, the complexity is just hidden inside the model you have to train. What about a low resource device that could have difficulties in running the model? And how yo
937.
by GTP 4y ago
But at the same time, ATC told him to follow the river, while in its trajectory he was crossing it. Did he do a wrong maneuver that made him go in the wrong direction form the start? Or was ATC that didn't give the information correctl
938.
by GTP 4y ago
Not really, to compose adders you need specific lines for carry.
939.
by GTP 4y ago
No, there was a time where we had analog calculators but there are good reasons why digital electronics won in the computing space.
940.
by GTP 4y ago
Yes, but the adder that the NN came up with has no carry.
941.
by GTP 4y ago
I found it funny to see a copiright notice inside such a book :D
942.
by GTP 4y ago
Linux is a kernel.
943.
by GTP 4y ago
> Maybe you didn't believe the reported issue was real Then you should still check to make sure the issue isn't there.
944.
by GTP 4y ago
Or maybe the one who answered just tried googling for an increasing sequence of those numbers. You can try by yourself to see if it works.
945.
by GTP 4y ago
The link isn't working for me.
946.
by GTP 4y ago
TIL that VIM has built-in encryption.
947.
by GTP 4y ago
In addition to the other comment, look into fail2ban: it's a bruteforce protection that isn't application-specific, it can be configured to protect form bruteforce any service that logs login attempts somewhere.
948.
by GTP 4y ago
All OSes can stop working, or have a component that stops working. What I think is happening here, is that we are more forgiving towards our preferred OS. When something stops working on Windows, I first complain about yet another thing not
949.
by GTP 4y ago
You highlight what the law say, and it is for sure interesting for me, as I'm not American and so ot familiar with US laws. But what I'm saying is that all laws are written for a reason. E.g. there are laws that say you can'
950.
by GTP 4y ago
>Some non-profits exist mainly to enrich their officers This could very well be, but it goes against what first comes to the mind of most people when talking about a non-profit: the name itself implies that those companies are "not
951.
by GTP 4y ago
> Why would non-profits be expected to not fundraise as aggressively as possible? I think the reason is that we expect, or assume, non-profits to have a better ethical stance than for-profit organization. That's the point of a non-
952.
by GTP 4y ago
This is not my experience, as usually the doctor starts playing with different lenses when I stumble on some letters I have difficulties reading.
953.
by GTP 4y ago
What was the difference in the measuring method? Because when I go to doctors, they usually first measure my eyesight with a machine, which should give an objective measure of my eyes' defects. But then they also take into account my s
954.
by GTP 4y ago
PostGuard is, as for many users it's way easier than PGP (no key management issues, plus some special case handled better). As I mentioned, the drawback is trust in a central server and an identity provider.
955.
by GTP 4y ago
In The Netherlands, they are implementing a thing which gives the same advantages (i.e. disclose some attributes about yourself without disclosing unneeded data), but uses different technologies. It's called IRMA, you can find an overv
956.
by GTP 4y ago
By looking at the other comments, I see the seemingly unavoidable discussion over which is the best text editor/IDE. My opinion on the matter is the following: the best text editor/IDE(/many other tools) doesn't exist.
957.
by GTP 4y ago
Yes, this could have worked. But unfortunately it's too late now: changing the name of the standard now would create confusion as well.
958.
by GTP 4y ago
That was the name of the standard, for which they had to pick a "Secure Hash Algorithm". And it's normal to have to update standards over time, regardless of the name. Which name would you have suggested for a standard defini
959.
by GTP 4y ago
Or use Keccak (which is the permutation that was chosen for SHA3), which lets you pick the length that you need.
960.
by GTP 4y ago
You can spoof also with TCP, don't you?

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