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Didn't it go even further by requiring device attestation certificates signed by a licensed PKI provider? I noped out of even considering it as a hobbyist as soon as i noticed that part.
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See Tharsis ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/323060/Tharsis/ ) and Seedship ( https://johnayliff.itch.io/seedship ).
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Pye Wacket
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Is disney vaulting the equivalent of letting a franchise fallow without applying effort into it? The latter part of the article seems to rant about data-driven profit chasing instead of only pursuing an effort for so long, but fails to expl
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Haven't looked into this deeply, but isn't this basically a vernier pattern printed into a hologram? How would this be better for mass manufacture compared to a vernier pattern capacitive encoder as seen in cheap calipers such as
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Thought this was the nerd sniping problem extended to 3D. Oh well.
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timeline should have had the last article at 2023, not 2024.
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https://archive.is/qwFuI
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Wasn't this already a thing waiting to happen with usb-pd? What's there to prevent a pwned phone from requesting too much voltage from a charger?
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What prevents someone from ripping out the surface the tag is attached to rather than the tag itself?
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Thought this was about visualizing the 6502 rotate right instruction problem.
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> NAR owns the trademark to the word Realtor, with only dues-paying members permitted to use the title professionally. I don't know whether i should be surprised that someone managed to trademark a job title or that there don't
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Where can i find more info about those?
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3y ago
achieved with this: wind + earth -> dust + dust -> sand + fire -> glass + fire -> lens + lens -> telescope + lens -> galileo glass + sand -> hourglass + sand -> time + gallileo -> einstein + time -> relativity
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AFPL has been mentioned in the report as created because exec-linking proprietary software to a GPL-licensed "plug-in"¹ was seen as a major loophole. AGPL is also mentioned as potentially suitable for projects that ultimately cho
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Footnote recommends other formats that have come since protobuf for new designs, but doesn't provide names. Does anyone have a list of those?
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TFA is talking about train software that deliberately renders it nonfunctional when it detects it is being serviced by a third party. This isn't about environmental concerns.
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This also depends on population density, which is lower in rural areas.
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Isn't this already done with omnibus bills? Having law that needs to pass regularly has encouraged politicians to include completely unrelated things into them without sufficient oversight, long predating AI.
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In other news, EA patents speech synthesizers built into games.
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They already lost a few dozen satellites in a previous incident in february 2022. https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/202...
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i'd recommend ComPressure ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/1528120/ComPressure/ ) and Infinite Turtles ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/1952740/Infinite_Turtles/ ), th
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Wasn't the Moskva spotted by a drone before missile deployment? Lock-on after launch is certainly a possibility, and one i see making more sense considering the 1/r^4 nature of radar echo reception and the fact there's not mu
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Grayjay is not Open Source
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From the article: >The plaintiffs further claim that Google still collects data during private Chrome sessions that the company can de-anonymize and use to target you with ads. They say the company stores people’s browsing data in the sa
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I wonder how someone could create a jig to plot such a table for arbitrary exponents.
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Maybe they figured selling purses separately was more lucrative?
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OSSIC X headphones. fitting automatic HRTF generation in consumer headphones is something i'm surprised no one else has tried yet.
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How would this not end up like steem/hive with "subreddit" tags added on top?
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Waiting for independent replication. Assuming it is proven true, this is unlike other attempts at crippling repairs from Apple as it's affecting behavior that is completely unrelated to the replaced module(the flash being implementable
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