NovemberWhiskey

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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I don’t think anyone is disputing that changes to diet and exercise are required. Based on people who I know have been taking these drugs, they make it much easier to reduce calorie intake by promoting satiety. That’s the benefit. Doing t
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I’m assuming that’s lean mass (100% - fat %) rather than muscle mass. Unless that person doesn’t have a skeleton.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I think you'll find the ATACMS missile guided itself, based on inertial navigation and satellite positioning data. If your argument is that the United States guided the missile because the US provides GPS, that's a pretty flimsy a
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
Actually that bit I care less about.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
In fairness, that's a cheap, powder coated, folded-metal box so we're not really comparing like-with-like. If one of your goals is to have a nicely-coordinated system that's on display in your home, aesthetics do matter - you
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
D'oh - the flight number was different and the lack of year on the post had me thinking it was just the same again.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
So, exactly the same airline (French Bee) and exactly the same route (LAX-ORY) and exactly the same waypoint (DVL) as last September, resulting in exactly the same failure mode: https://chaos.social/@russss/111048524540
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
"I flew into LHR on Monday" - frequent flyer "I flew into EGLL on Monday" - pilot
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
If there's a plan for the Olympics to be car-free then its success or failure is surely unrelated to the size of the (presumably tiny) fraction of cars which are self-driving by that time, though? In other words, if people are reliant
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I started down this thought path and ended up with a pair of reconditioned DL369 G9s.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
It depends on your risk profile, but there are definitely people who'd rather run their own PKI than permit threat actor reconnaissance by publishing internal hostnames to CT logs.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
That’s not the issue. If the source code is in the public domain, you’re not free to impose additional licensing conditions like “no commercial use”. It’s either released into the public domain or under some license that prohibits commercia
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I tend to believe that warnings are somewhat effective otherwise cigarette manufacturers wouldn’t be so opposed to them.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
Where do you live that this is the condo ownership model? Generally, condo owners have an undivided interest in the land on which the property is built.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
If prices are negative, there will only be a market if sellers can afford (and are willing) to pay buyers the market price.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
This is actually a term used by the BOP to describe minimum security institutions: "Minimum security institutions, also known as Federal Prison Camps (FPCs), have dormitory housing, a relatively low staff-to-inmate ratio, and limited o
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
Danbury is only "in the Boston area" by the most generous of measures. Hell, Danbury's probably closer to Philadelphia than Boston.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
UK.gov happily sends OTPs to my US mobile number; nor was it my experience in Japan that I had problems.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
If you want to make life difficult for yourself another way, you should try interacting with the Indian bureaucracy without a local mobile phone number.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
There is plenty of parking space for the cars that you see on the streets of New York. It's just mostly in the outer boroughs, on Long Island, or in New Jersey.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
But that's exactly the opposite of what is happening - allowing third parties to construct itineraries that compete with the ones that are being sold by the airlines results in a competitor; not an enabler; for yield management purpose
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I did a quick check on a 2016-era Xeon E5 v4 (AVX2), and sha512 is much faster per openssl speed.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
> SHA-512 is more computationally costly In fact, as you suggested later, SHA-512 is actually much less computationally expensive on 64 bit machines - it has 25% more rounds, but you can do twice the number of bytes per round. All other
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
A pint of Haagen-Dazs is about a thousand calories - that's an hour of jogging at 5mph for a person that weights 280 lbs. If you're very obese, you're probably also sedentary, and running for any amount of time at all is prob
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
You can’t outrun your fork. These are different parts of the problem. Also: achieving a reasonable weight makes it much easier to get into an exercise program.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I think I'm missing something here - what is "OD&D" in this context? Is this just some back formation for the original D&D once AD&D existed? Looking at the "Basic" D&D rules (red books), they don&#x
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
Legacy (food companies) not (legacy food) companies; I think?
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
To paraphrase: you can write PHP in any language. PHP is a negative bias for bigCo mostly because of the folkloric history of bad security practices by some PHP software developers.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
I would say that TLS/SSL doesn't depend on Internet PKI - browsers (etc) depend on Internet PKI in combination with TLS/SSL.
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by NovemberWhiskey 2y ago
None of these relate to TLS/SSL - that's the wrong level of abstraction: they relate to fragility of the roots of trust on which the registration authorities for Internet PKI depend.

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