Gasp0de

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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I would think this can only ever be useful in places where a connection is needed only for a short time, e.g. to compensate the loss of a connection. Not only are battery tankers a huge investment, they also have an extremely short lifespan
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
What are they doing that is illegal? I thought they were just a torrent tracker?
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
But it can't be used unless I enable billing, which I am not willing to do after reading all the horror stories about people getting billed thousands overnight. I'm not willing to take the risk that I forget some script and it kee
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I just can't get over these numbers. Imagine people had instead spent 120 billion into fighting climate change, it would have made a real impact.
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I have not thought this through, but it seems like that is what you get for implementing such a law in the first place? Why should an agency be allowed to spy on non-americans more anyway? If they have a good reason, they can spy, and they
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
Why use C instead of an ORM framework for your favourite language?
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I would assume that the biggest factor in this would be that the racks and solar panels make it very difficult to use large machinery such as tractors and harvesting machines? Somehow this isn't even addressed.
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
Not yet, but Google wants them to become ubiquitous. So in that (far) future, backing your passkeys up in a cloud (that is also protected by passkeys) doesn't help
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
As I said, civilized countries. Unfortunately, lots of countries do not adhere to their own constitution anymore, which I believe is mostly caused by a lack of technology understanding. I would guess that the judges that force Alice to hand
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
How do you access iCloud without your passkey?
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
There is a legal advantage that passwords have that passkeys and FIDO and so on do not have. In civilized countries, no one can force you to hand over a password (as you have a right to not incriminate yourself). That does not hold for prop
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
America and Asia have cheaper labor and energy although I don't know how much of an advantage that really is for such a highly complex product.
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
How was it meaningful? What would the info "This one is called 5nm and this one is called 8nm" give you? Because it didn't really say anything about performance or watt or performance per watt. I have an old ATI Radeon HD4850
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I think you are mistaken, the original article in french states that the BitLocker computer was not cracked by the local police, but was accessed later by some cyber-department of the police: https://nantes.indymedia.org/pos
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I'm sorry if my comment was unclear. The person whose laptops were confiscated by the police stated that his bitlocker encrypted windows pc was also cracked by the police. My point was: They could have gotten the bitlocker recovery key
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I think the most likely situation is this: Bitlocker can save backup keys in the cloud where they can probably be subpoenad by the police. If the victim used a password manager without encryption (e.g. browser) and used or saved the same pa
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
Bitlocker also saves encryption backup keys in the Microsoft cloud where they can probably subpoenad? Then they might have found the password saved on the windows PC somewhere.
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by Gasp0de 3y ago
I'm using it on Linux (Ubuntu and Arch Linux) and it wasn't so difficult. The default kdf settings are also sensible in Ubuntu 22.04. the biggest problem afaik is that the kdf isn't changed when there is a new default. E.g. w
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
PayPal?
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Why would you take care of major offenders first, instead of taking care of all offenders at once? It's not as if you shutting down your heating means the coal power plant next door looks at your chimney and goes "Hey lads, this s
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Energy that isn't consumed is the easiest way to reduce carbon emissions. Obviously no one demands we switch of gas power plants and let coal power plants run instead, but climate change has reached a point where we need to act on all
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
It's actually not a sign of relative poverty but of education in my experience. Most people do it because they understand climate change.
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
When I was sitting at my computer for long periods I'd just make a warm bottle with hot water to put my feet on and also drink hot tea. That was enough to be comfortable even at around 16°C.
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
24.5, are you walking around in underwear? I couldn't live with that temperature in winter, where I am wearing thick pullovers and jeans. Unrelated: Does your solar pv really do anything for your heatpump? What's your kwh/kwp
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
If anything that's a fault in the Frontend though, which is not what the article is about, right?
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
They should absolutely get paid (and they are in most civilized countries). But they shouldn't have a veto right. I private ownership of land is a weird concept anyway.
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Why would it be more complicated today than back then? Just use Python, write the view counter into a text file and use javascript with polling (or websockets) for the realtime refresh.
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Can you reef while the sail is feathered (?) or does the sail have to be aligned with the boat/container to be rolled up?
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
Can you explain how the dutch permissive drug policies (which are exclusively related to recreational use) have any influence on importance in international drug trade? Smuggling hard drugs carries a sentence of up to 16 years in prison in
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by Gasp0de 4y ago
That sounds like complete bullshit. Why would the German government bully you? And if it was some random German lawyers (which it sounds like) what does that have to do with anything related to this article?

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