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by Kliment 12y ago
Sounds like a perfect use case for an addon then!
842.
by Kliment 12y ago
Said PDF appears to be at bookzz.org
843.
by Kliment 12y ago
Except Patreon is not in their jurisdiction, but their victims are.
844.
by Kliment 12y ago
The thing is, people are flooding the market with cheap noisy crap anyway, distributed as any of hundreds of non-brands and shipped directly to the customer from outside the regulatory area. Technically it falls upon customs to stop these f
845.
by Kliment 12y ago
The Rpi and beaglebone and the like are most definitely CE/FCC certified.
846.
by Kliment 12y ago
I've just emailed the author offering to proof/edit. I used to do copy editing in a past life. Update: He wrote back and agreed.
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by Kliment 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote highly preferred, based in Germany I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment for chemistry
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by Kliment 12y ago
Given the corrosion of the traces they were no longer functional anyway - destructive testing on a few of them to identify the chips inside and getting microscope images of the dies is justified in this case in my opinion. Xray doesn't
849.
by Kliment 12y ago
Own itch-scratching I guess.
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by Kliment 12y ago
That's their problem. If they have to spy on me to "verify metrics" they can go fuck themselves.
851.
by Kliment 12y ago
You ask as if it were some kind of voluntary choice.
852.
by Kliment 12y ago
Plaintext SID? Couldn't you just replay that SID then? Or generate random SIDs and see what sticks?
853.
by Kliment 12y ago
I am honestly amazed by modern technology, and I have to keep reminding myself how cool everything is compared to just a decade back. The article says October 17th, 2001, right at the start, and throughout the first page they speak of the d
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by Kliment 12y ago
I can think of a few reasons: First, this was a decade and a half ago. SHA was slow, open source SHA implementations were rare at the time, crypto had a stigma due to export restrictions, and was generally problematic to work with due to li
855.
by Kliment 12y ago
This only applies if the active ingredient is the same molecule in the generic and the brand-name drug. Because drug B is has a patent monopoly scaring people off making generics, this is never the case.
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by Kliment 12y ago
I wonder if it's related to this workaround that allowed access to some Google IPs to bypass the captive portal, which someone managed to then use to access app engine, and a proxy running there to reach the entire internet: http:&#x2
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by Kliment 12y ago
The way it works is approximately this: 1. Your patent on drug A expires 2. You have an active patent monopoly on drug B which is functionally similar 3. You use your giant network of marketing staff to convince medical professionals to use
858.
by Kliment 12y ago
I believe the intended meaning was that if you login at randomsite with google, google has access to your randomsite account, as opposed to randomsite having access to your google account.
859.
by Kliment 12y ago
There's a lovely book on high-speed signaling subtitled "a handbook of black magic". I always found it very fitting. It explains the rules and heuristics and methods of working around and exploiting the analog nature of digit
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by Kliment 12y ago
It's not your choice to make, nor mine. Virtually every part of my family (with one exception) lives in a place I dislike and would not live in. Let people live where they're happiest, rather than trying to impose your criteria up
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by Kliment 12y ago
Does this mean if I set up an alert for a server anyone can then add me to any number of alerts without further confirmation?
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by Kliment 12y ago
Not only that, FPGAs can't do sensing, can't condition analog signals, can't drive large currents. The power consumption is just one of many limitations.
863.
by Kliment 12y ago
Typically you'll use PoP with modern SoCs, where you put the memory on top of the CPU so connections don't go through the PCB
864.
by Kliment 12y ago
Well, the solution proposed in the article is to keep the scores hidden from everyone but the particular surgeon. That is, have the score be a motivator and guide for personal improvement rather than an external quality indicator. They repo
865.
by Kliment 12y ago
We just need to get said hellban applied to every patent and the problem will be solved.
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by Kliment 12y ago
Out of curiosity, does keeping connections alive help at all with this? Would an effective defense be embedding variable-length chunks of nonce in each header?
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by Kliment 12y ago
There is a lovely, very recent film about this (in German) called "Bornholmer Strasse" starring many of the people who were actually there 25 years ago.
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by Kliment 12y ago
To improve printability you can make a thin translucent shell and vary the thickness rather than having holes.
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by Kliment 12y ago
right-click on the page and you have a refresh button right where your pointer is
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by Kliment 12y ago
Well, the core issue is that there isn't a standard vendor-independent device class driver for CDC devices in Windows like there is for say HID. This is a solved problem on pretty much every other OS. The only reason a manufacturer wou

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