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Pick-A-Hill2019
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Sure thing - https://www.vice.com/en/article/3aza95/how-police-took-over-... (sourced from https://hn.algolia.com/?q=encrochat )
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For the curious - this is what it looks like when a fire suppression system activates in a (small) server room. https://youtu.be/DrDU4UQUwKg?t=60
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I've been an IT consultant to 2x recruitment agencies in the past so can confirm with an n+2 confidence that at least some agencies mistreat their recruitment staff in ways that would shock even the most sociopathic sweat shop owner. T
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Brain-computer interface for generating personally attractive images [video]
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https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html is always a good place to start ;-)
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Then you should take a look at a place in the UK called Milton Keynes. High speed roads (70mph limit) with pedestrians and cyclists seperated by 'Redways'. It comes pretty close to being both car and pedestrian friendly https:&#x
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I think the article covers that exact question (excerpt below) Sakura Samurai coordinated with the U.S. DoD Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) to assist in facilitating initial conversations of disclosure. John Jackson spoke with DC3’s
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Securing Vessels at Sea: Frontline Insights on Maritime Cybersecurity
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Depending on my mood it can vary from about 1 in 6 comments up to 4 or 5 out of 6 comments that are deleted before I hit the submit button for various reasons. When it gets up that high I take it as a very good signal that I need to log off
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While I am not unsympathetic for the plight of those impacted by this I am left with a feeling that those very same people that are in this unexpected bill situation would have kept an eye on their meter/utility bills during the '
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I took a quick look at the 'whats new' part and I still prefer the rather more open ADS-B Exchange for this sort of thing.
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Distinguishing Rice from Wrong:Important Lessons from the Hamburg Port Drug Bust
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LibreTime – an open source radio automation and broadcasting solution
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I know the title sounds extremely click-baity but it is a direct quote from TFA Deezer has now tweaked its language to directly accuse similar tools of "maliciously" obtaining its private encryption keys and publishing them on Gi
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Deezer Targets Pirate Apps Maliciously Retrieving and Publishing Encryption Keys
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Encrochat: Secret network messages can be used in court, judges rule
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“Liquid” machine-learning system adapts to changing conditions
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Record Breaking Shipping Backlog at Southern California Ports
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Who will get to the Moon first, SpaceX or NASA? How their latest rockets compare
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Should a self-driving car kill a baby or a grandma? Depends on where you’re from (2018)
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Ok - I get the 'artificial reef is good' aspect but leaving the topside structures in place? No way is that environmentally safe to do (imo). I’ve been on a few rigs over the years and the Topside structures are heavily contaminat
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Favorite quote from the YT vid - "I believe one person can produce enough 5-MeO-DMT to supply everyone that would ever want it". Wikipedia link for the curious https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-MeO-DMT (Hint
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LSD may offer viable treatment for certain mental disorders
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Record-breaking laser link could help test whether Einstein was right
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Rock Climbing Researchers Solve Key Question for Subsea Cable-Laying
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I would like to take that vision of the future you mention and add to it the concept of vertically stacking the fast-charging cars two or three vehicles high to double/triple your customer density. When you picture it mentally you can
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Not making light of the effort here but the name "Operation Warp Speed" reminded me of the Family Guy - "I'm giving her all she's got" (Star Trek's Scotty) sketch https://www.youtube.com/wa
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The linked blog post is very much worth a read too ( https://medium.com/realmodelabs/kindledrip-from-your-kindles... ) and includes such gems as - "The reference code prevents this issue with an assert that checks
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Tucows killed the goose that laid the golden egg with that change to shady downloaders and never fully recovered or were trusted again by a large majority of ex-users. Still - at least Tucows left up their mia-culpa (entitled "Tucows C
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This line cracked me up - Not sure I expect much more out of somebody that codes for AOL software.
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