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by MertsA 6y ago
That genuinely sounds like he misunderstood the issue to be with prior untracked referrals rather than not paying out referrals properly attributed to him but "ineligible".
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by MertsA 6y ago
Just about all "practical" warp drives encase the "ship" inside of a miniscule bubble in regular space. The amount of photons and particles that actually hit that bubble and enter the expanded space within is absolutely
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by MertsA 6y ago
>This is to limit the risk of running it empty, which can damage it. It's always struck me as odd that just about every microwave out there will put a couple of thermal cut offs in there but none of them have any kind of microwave i
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by MertsA 6y ago
Another fun one. Go into Facebook and download your data and look in the ads folder. There's a very helpful "advertisers_who_uploaded_a_contact_list_with_your_information.html" page that lists every advertiser who somehow obt
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by MertsA 6y ago
>Breaks in cold chain storage have inactivated vaccines have been documented to leading to outbreaks in other disease states. Surely there's got to be some existing shipping indicator to track if a shipment has exceeded the temperat
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by MertsA 6y ago
Seems like they just reflect all the UV from the bulb up and are counting on the ceiling not reflecting a harmful amount. With the right ceiling material that could actually be a pretty good idea.
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by MertsA 6y ago
That shouldn't be too crazy to accomplish with a bunch of tiny cable driven actuators hidden down in the torso to keep it compact. Funnily enough, a quick search on cable driven actuators for animatronics leads you to another paper by
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by MertsA 6y ago
Also worth pointing out that in the case of Florida the exact opposite happened and the original count was Biden winning handily but as the panhandle started being added the election swung the other way to Trump. It's not like the big
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by MertsA 6y ago
Err well actually depending on the edition of Windows Microsoft has long had limitations on the amount of RAM and IIRC multi socket support. Not as part of some architectural change within Windows, literally just a limit on the amount of us
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by MertsA 6y ago
Or just bring one of the battery leads out of the encapsulation and cut it. Just a tiny bit of solder and you hook it back up. With the rest of the device waterproofed just one tiny exposed contact should still remain waterproof with thin g
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by MertsA 6y ago
Sure, there was some details about the reactor design that were not disclosed because "state secrets" but the very glaring error occurred after the operator deliberately ignored the safety limits that were shared and knowingly exc
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by MertsA 6y ago
It's not, if a kernel was built and signed that allowed unsigned modules to be loaded that key should be revoked. The way kernel module loading works with secure boot is that modules are signed via kmodsign. https://ubuntu.c
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by MertsA 6y ago
Even without the shims, right from the start Microsoft was requiring that OEMs allow secure boot to be disabled in settings if they wanted to pass Microsoft's "Windows Certification" requirement.
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by MertsA 6y ago
And now you can run QuickJS in JSLinux. Yo dawg...
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by MertsA 6y ago
That's basically on par with the casualties resulting from 9/11. Blaming Chernobyl on inherent dangers of nuclear power feels a lot like blaming 9/11 on skyscrapers. The USSR was absurdly reckless and incompetent. It wasn&#x2
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by MertsA 6y ago
Even if you completely ignore V2G and look solely at load shedding via deferred charging if most of the energy requirements of the transportation sector were met with battery electric vehicles that's a massive chunk of power that can b
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by MertsA 6y ago
For HTTP? Basically just multihoming. For everything else? Multiplexing streams, multihoming, reliable datagrams, out of order delivery, in order delivery of datagrams, resistance to SYN floods, etc. It's basically a swiss-army knife t
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by MertsA 6y ago
>everything got thrown into IPv6 without solving the two problems that actually matters That would arguably be much better suited to a layer 4 solution. SCTP has solved both of those problems and is now 2 decades old. I have in the past
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by MertsA 6y ago
>I would simply use the equivalent of rsync -Pa /ramdisk /disk in a loop That's probably a bad idea. rsync isn't going to copy over writes in the same order they were written by the DB. Most DBs assume that when there
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by MertsA 6y ago
And there's also universally an override to that interlock and the manual tells you exactly where it is. Usually you just pop off a little cover on the gear shift and depress a mechanical button under that cover with the key to the car
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by MertsA 6y ago
Magic? Non-satirical response, there's companies like Rocket Lab that make electrically powered turbopumps to simplify their rocket engines but that comes with very steep power requirements. The Electron rocket literally has lithium io
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by MertsA 6y ago
I just started interviewing with FB and got prep slides, two courses on educative.io, a 27 page document on the origins and purpose of the role, two 45 minute intro calls, and two 45 minute prep calls so far, and a recommendation to study u
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by MertsA 6y ago
For anyone not well-versed in C a union does something similar to the bug mentioned. It's like a struct but using the same address for each member.
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by MertsA 6y ago
They don't need to be that cold to start superconducting, 4.2K is just the temperature you could expect with liquid helium cooling. It would actually be superconducting with liquid nitrogen but the reason why you would still want to go
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by MertsA 6y ago
Your narrative sounds like you're claiming that we didn't learn from Chernobyl and that Fukushima is proof of that. That's not true, no one is going around claiming that ancient designs are somehow becoming safer and safer. F
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by MertsA 6y ago
That agent was also Carl Mark Force IV, who is currently in prison for, among other things, surreptitiously trying to extort money out of DPR on the side and hiding that from the DEA. The prosecution withheld all evidence surrounding the co
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by MertsA 6y ago
He wasn't charged with it and the indictment was dismissed with prejudice after the failed Supreme Court appeal. He was however sentenced as if he was convicted of that, the judge explicitly stated as much during the sentencing, and th
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by MertsA 6y ago
A better question might be, why doesn't levels.fyi include the actual pay bands that companies have to disclose upon request to candidates instead of just reported compensation?
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And in fact he was either completely mistaken about several substantial aspects of the photographs or he committed perjury.
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Those rate limits are fine for almost all internal IT uses. The 50 certificates per week limit does not count renewals, that's 50 new hostnames added every week. Maybe larger shops need to roll out certificates a bit slower in order to

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