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India Shot Down a Satellite, Modi Says, Shifting Balance of Power in Asia
(nytimes.com)
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Retraction Watch has an interesting list of papers from Erin Potts-Kant, the Duke researcher that falsified data, that have been retracted so far [0]. There's still some other papers that haven't been retracted yet so her count of
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Many of those pilots are literally paid to love it.
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Saudi Arabia Using 140-Year-Old Loophole to Soak Up California's Scarce Water
(theguardian.com)
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Few interesting bits that are buried at the very end of the article and many might have missed it: > They said they found similarities between the ASUS attack and ones previously conducted by a group dubbed ShadowPad by Kaspersky. Shadow
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Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19414019 The paper upon which this article is based on is MUCH more interesting and quite awesome: https://www.um.es/cepoat/arqueologiasubacuatica/wp-cont
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Optimizing for Workloads: Linux Spinlocks vs. Mutexes
(nathanpetersen.com)
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Something Sinister Is Happening in Reddit’s Incest Communities – Besides Incest
(medium.com)
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What You Post Online Could Be Directly Impacting Your Insurance Coverage
(newyork.cbslocal.com)
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Google's Work with China Eroding US Military Advantage, Dunford Says
(military.com)
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Boötes Void: Massive Empty Space Void
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Anyone know what theme/font he's using?
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> Namecheap support U2F as well. They do not. They support 2FA through TOTP only.
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> Just curious, what are the domain registrars currently support U2F? Google, Amazon, Gandi (and some others I can't remember off the top of my head) support U2F. > having U2F is not necessarily making accessing your account sec
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I recently tried to rewatch Babylon 5 but the resolution was terrible and it looked bad on my TV so I gave up pretty quickly. I hope someone does the same treatment to Babylon 5 episodes!
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Does Cloudflare Registrar support U2F authentication yet? I don't trust any service with mission-critical stuff that doesn't have U2F. Domains are way too valuable to keep them in registrars without U2F.
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OpenShot Video Editor 2.4.4 Released – Keyframe Scaling, Docking, and More
(openshot.org)
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Amazon is aggressively blocking ads for unprofitable products
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> walking around town You don't want to walk around the town with earphones that isolate too much. My coworker was hit by a car as he was jogging while wearing IEMs. He couldn't hear the car horn and he was hit by a driver who
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> I guess it's the norm for China and Russia. I guess it's the norm in Australia and New Zealand now as well. And let's not forget that Sci-Hub has been blocked in a bunch of countries (including the US) and their domains
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They probably have some kind of a deal with Google. Same kind of a deal that LinkedIn has with Google... you can't view most of the LinkedIn profile pages that Google indexes without being logged in. If I served a different page to Goo
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Joint Chiefs Chairman: Google ‘Is Indirectly Benefiting the Chinese Military’
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The Man Behind the Alleged $25M College-Admissions Cheating Scandal
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UK lords call for central 'Digital Authority' to help regulate internet
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OneCoin Leaders Charged in Multibillion-Dollar Pyramid Scam
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When I was younger, I had a motorcycle accident. I survived but barely and required close to two years of rehabilitation. You won't survive an accident in this thing.
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A slight offtopic question but related to this release: if you were the CEO of Hex-Rays/Hopper/Binary Ninja etc, what would you do about the release of Ghidra? It will clearly impact your business and it even might be better than
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One program is shutting down (according to who knows whom) but that doesn't mean that other programs are doing the exact same thing. NY Times is again acting as a limited hangout [0] for various spy agencies. One of the things we learn
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Amazon backs out of Seattle office tower as questions swirl about plans
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Facebook Insider Leaks Docs; Explains “Deboosting”, “Political Targeting
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