JoachimS

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by JoachimS 4y ago
(Note that it is not thousands of new people each year. It is the number of people that has this protection. Out of 10+ million people,) Good question. From a technical, byrocratic point of view it breaks a lot of systems, which makes pract
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by JoachimS 4y ago
And he is wrong. GDPR is Swedish law, and governments take GDPR issues very seriously. Every community must by law have a GDPR compliance officer responsible for handling issues and reporting them to the government. There has been some qu
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by JoachimS 4y ago
So it was at renewal, not out of the blue? Did the landlord actually mention the pay raise? One should always do as good due diligence as possible before doing a major change in life such as moving to another country. No matter which countr
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Or at least by the landlord and tenant organizations that establish rules and agreements with each other.
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Sounds like a bad, private landlord not affiliated with landlord associations. If the landlord was affiliated, this would be a breakage of agreement and the tenant union organization [0] could help, drive the case against the landlord. [0]
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Actually they often do. It is not that uncommom that politicians, government workers etc quit or get fired when embarrasing things are exposed. Esp if it relates to making personal economic gains from the position one has.
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Or possible relatives, friends. Churches and other organizations also help out.
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by JoachimS 4y ago
So there is a formal law stating that all citizens need (should, is expected to) have an address. But of course not everybody has an address registered. By choice or other reasons. If you don't it doesn't mean you get arrested, th
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by JoachimS 4y ago
"The people who need it the most are usually the people the Swedish government wants dead," Citation very much needed. Both on the claims that the Swedish government actually want people dead. And that this would need this protect
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Exactly
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Sounds like a failed UI for AR. If you cover up things, not work together with the real word view (including moving, adapting to how the user move the head and match the balance input), you basically would have crappy VR.
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Strange. I started the update, had breakfast and after saying no to analytics could get back to work with everything looking basically the same. Yes, there are a boatload of new things. No, they don't pop up in your face and force you
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by JoachimS 4y ago
And very much a personal preference too.
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Funded Curl Improvements(daniel.haxx.se)
7 points by JoachimS 4y ago|0 comments
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PDKMaster circuits and layouts for bandgap and ADC(chips4makers.io)
1 points by JoachimS 4y ago|0 comments
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by JoachimS 4y ago
The CCC organizers probably hope that it will be.
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by JoachimS 4y ago
The article in a short sentence seems to lump AR and VR together. But has there been any studies on motiion sickess related to AR? I naively think that the fact that the user actually (mostly) see the surroundings would make a difference in
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Noisy Diode entropy source (2016)(wiki.cryptech.is)
1 points by JoachimS 4y ago|0 comments
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Most sensors have internal noise that can be extracted. I've extracted entropy from biometric sensors by turning of noise suppression.
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by JoachimS 4y ago
I was going to say that this is what we used as one of two entropy sources [0] in the Cryptech HSM. But the second link there is the fork of the Cryptech rosc entropy source we did for the FPGA based NTS server. ;-) The TRNG in the Tillitis
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by JoachimS 4y ago
It wasn't that RDAND wasn't trusted as source of randomness in Linux. It wasn't trusted enough to replace the whole RNG chain - with entropy collection, seed extraction and DRBG/CSPRNG. Which to me was and is perfectly r
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by JoachimS 4y ago
In many embedded systems and constrained devices, there is a lack of proper randomness. And often the system environment is too stable to use as source of entropy (by connecting a sensor). This makes it hard to set up secure sessions. If fa
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Given a suitable app, the Tillitis Key 1 works as a RNG. I have written a first version, and will release one in the public app repository in a week or so. https://github.com/tillitis/tillitis-key1 https://g
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by JoachimS 4y ago
If its good or not can be discussed, but Obsidian supports tables. Obsidian also supports mermaid flowcharts. And there are plugins for mindmaps, GANTT charts etc. There really are an amazing range of functions in Obsidian.
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Co-Design and System for the Supercomputer “Fugaku”(computer.org)
2 points by JoachimS 4y ago|0 comments
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Performance Left on the Table: An Eval of Compiler Autovectorization for RISC-V(computer.org)
3 points by JoachimS 4y ago|1 comments
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Samsung Roadmap Includes 1.4-nm Production by 2027(eetimes.com)
2 points by JoachimS 4y ago|0 comments
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by JoachimS 4y ago
The press release from Vattenfall relates to a research program called Hybrit. Vattenfall (an energy company), together with the iron ore company LKAB, the steel manufacturer SSAB, and Luleå University of Luleå (LTU) are partners in the pro
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by JoachimS 4y ago
So... how long will it be operational before sent to the Google Graveyard?
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by JoachimS 4y ago
Nordstream 2 was fully functional.

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