N19PEDL2

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A tracking board with support for Amazon Sidewalk IoT network(hackster.io)
1 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|0 comments
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> Why would the NSA bother to target PGP, when the biggest threat to their surveillance is the use of other encryption mechanisms with better usability (and therefore lower chance of misuse)? Could you give an example of such encryption
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
We could say that this is another case where the European Union has failed to act united in pursuit of a common goal.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> especially the bigger states like France and Germany Is the German government pushing to use a German-made messaging app I'm not aware of, or is your comment generic?
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Firefox 120(mozilla.org)
8 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|2 comments
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
I installed the new Outlook just a few days ago and I almost immediately started to receive emails like "I recorded you, pay or I'll share your files with everyone" on my customized email address. I thought it was a coinciden
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Firefox 119(mozilla.org)
10 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|0 comments
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
I guess that at some point they will make a deal with Amazon to use their Sidewalk system to provide connectivity to meters.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
Retaliation will be when someone cuts the cables connecting Kaliningrad to Russia.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
At first glance I thought this was about the Thunderbird email client and the Whale browser.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
They seem a bit confused on which platform to use: the logo in the "Follow Us on Mastodon" box is that of WeChat.
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What's Going on at Italy's Campi Flegrei Caldera?(discovermagazine.com)
22 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|11 comments
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Firefox 118(mozilla.org)
416 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|180 comments
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
I'm not getting the reason for having type N (which was standardized quite recently). It's somewhere in between type L, where the ground pin is aligned with the two other pins, and the type J, where the offset between the ground p
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
Moreover, the type F plug easily fits into a type O socket, but without ground and contact insulation. It is a big risk if they import appliances with type F plugs, or if, for example, European tourists visit Thailand bringing their own ele
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
You're not wrong: https://images.obi-italia.it/product/IT/1500x1500/411371_1.j... https://static.rapidonline.com/catalogueimages/product/23/05...
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> Many children no longer learn to write cursive in school. [...] People may recognize the signature, but they weren’t necessarily reading it. Does this sound alarming to anyone besides me?
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
You are just saying that it's interoperable as long as you use another service where it is not supported.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
It's still not clear why an app that can be used by at most 50% of people is dominant.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
As an European I can only agree with that.
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> the system did what it was designed to do, i.e. fail safely when it receives data that it can't process I am no expert in air traffic control systems, but in a case like this, wouldn't it be better to simply reject the incorr
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
A fun fact about my ignorance of the imperial system: I moved to UK some years ago and I started using Tinder to meet girls there. I noticed that everyone wrote their height in feet in the description, so I did too. I'm 181 cm (5'
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> Wait, really? We should thank whoever came up with the idea of abolishing nuclear power in Italy. What a big mistake! > if you never need electric stoves or heating it could be somewhat usable Heating and stoves in Italy are usually
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
Not to forget the failure of Frankfurt airport systems earlier this year due to the breakage of a single glass-fibre cable: https://www.dw.com/en/lufthansa-system-failure-causes-massiv... Though this is not due to outd
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> I could just as easily see the CIA doing it, because everyone knows that the CIA wants to have the world blame Russia for evil things in order to distract from the CIA's vast litany of evil things. I don't think the CIA needs
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
> could they also hack into the German train system to make the trains go on time? Even if they could hack into the system, I don't think they can do miracles.
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ESA's Aeolus Reentry Map(esa.int)
1 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|0 comments
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Firefox 116(mozilla.org)
18 points by N19PEDL2 3y ago|6 comments
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
I think point 3b depends on how you publish your findings. It can be either: "I found the first superconductor material at room-temperature", or "I found a material which seems to be superconductor at room-temperature, please
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by N19PEDL2 3y ago
This was discussed just a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36836843

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