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KMnO4
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KMnO4
5y ago
IP bans are equivalent to residential door locks. They’re only deterring the most trivial attacks. In school I needed to scrape a few hundred thousand pages of a proteomics database website. For some reason you had to view each entry one at
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5y ago
I agree. 90% of DSLR shots don’t need to push the limits of physics. 100 vs 1600 ISO doesn’t matter if you have indistinguishable noise reduction. F/1.8 gives a nice bokeh, but if you only have two depth planes (a foreground subject an
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5y ago
Good question. They appear to be altered by the article for some reason. Here’s the original for comparison: https://www.gettyimages.ae/detail/news-photo/mike-schultz-co...
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5y ago
There are bespoke tools for scanning documents with your phone and exporting to PDF. The quality is MUCH better this way, as it automatically crops, aligns, and dewarps the image, plus applies filters to adjust the colours. You would have a
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5y ago
Does anyone know why this will cost "over USD$3 Billion to restore"? The entire aircraft costs approximately $300 million, so I would have expected a number less than or equal to that. Even the B-2 Spirit bomber, most likely the m
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5y ago
My security policy is based on the most common data breaches, where an adversary obtains a big list of email/passwords and just tries them on a handful of sites (Facebook, Twitter, etc), throwing out the records that don't work. S
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5y ago
<EMBED SRC=“mysite.mid” AUTOSTART=TRUE>
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5y ago
> and on investigation, it told me that it refused to fetch from a mailbox containing more than 50,000 messages. Ironically, you would not have this problem with POP3.
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5y ago
This is one of my favourite features of XCode. If you "// MARK:" lines, they'll show up in the minimap. Eg. https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1*j38oOm3Pt5AMnDI3HQ6TGQ.pn... Screenshot stole
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5y ago
From UrbanDictionary: > Australian slang, meaning to throw an object very hard and fast. Generally an object small enough to fit in one hand.
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KMnO4
5y ago
There’s only so many single-word .io, .app, and .ai domains left, and the trend to “tumblr”ize words has fallen out of fashion.
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5y ago
I’d rather have a nice bright (in the dark) camera with a wide field of view that’s only 480p.
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5y ago
Risk = probability * loss So even though the probability is very very low, the loss (consequence) is extremely high (say an order of magnitude) which makes this a high risk.
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5y ago
Wow, that’s some bad UX. Especially when it can’t as easily be done on mobile.
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5y ago
I think the point was that AngularJS is V1. Version 2 and beyond is just called “Angular”.
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5y ago
Thanks for the info! I’ve used 33mail in the past but had no idea I could use it with my domain. And at $1/month that’s pretty good value.
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5y ago
> WHOIS info (if not cloaked) I wouldn’t consider this a legitimate concern. Whois privacy is common and often free for nearly all registrars (barring TLDs which disallow this) > May assume I’m a business I really doubt this happens f
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5y ago
> Surely you could think of a better adjective There’s nothing wrong with Bottom of the barrel. It’s describing the work done, not the nationality of the workers. > the bottom of the barrel The cheapest, worst, or lowest quality. Used
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5y ago
That’s not entirely true. For example, ML is used in radiology to find problems that are too subtle for the human eye to detect.
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Here’s one from 1895, upscaled to 4k60 and colourized: https://youtu.be/EqbOhqXHL7E
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5y ago
How is that not relevant? If you’re looking to spend a minimal amount of money for a phone that will last a while, Android is arguably poor value since you’ll be replacing it sooner. See the Boots Theory of Socioeconomics: https:/
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5y ago
That $25 Android is probably 3+ major Android versions behind and not getting updates. It was probably 2 major version behind when it launched. A $200 used iPhone SE is running the latest iOS 15 and will continue to get updates until at lea
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5y ago
What’s the objective here? It’s like a much slower reflex game with more waiting. One thing that real gas pumps have is variable flow control. Once you get to the last 10 cents you can ease up on handle and gas will trickle in at a much slo
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I don’t think that’s correct. You can have 1 nano sim and 1 esim, but not 2 of either simultaneously.
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5y ago
Something I always tell my students: current is pulled, not pushed. According to Ohm’s law, I = V/R. The resistance of your skin is constant (well mostly — you can of course get it wet to decrease resistance), so the only way to increa
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5y ago
Okay, but who has access to the full PII of tax records? If the government really wanted deanonymized data, they could just get it directly. Instead, they’re intentionally enforcing a degree of anonymity. Part of that could include preventi
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5y ago
I’d place bets that >99.9999% of files on Google Drive are not.
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My rapid antigen tests come with positive and negative control samples. I think that would be easiest: just “swab” with the positive control and it will always show as positive.
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5y ago
I work on an app for my company where requirements start as “we wish to show a message to the customer if their order is abandoned”. So I build out the feature and the requirements change to “we want that message to be customizable from the
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5y ago
In my case (Samsung), only HDMI supports 0x60 to switch input. DisplayPort had DDC support for many things but strangely switching inputs does not work.
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