SAI_Peregrinus

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by SAI_Peregrinus 2mo ago
It's not just down, it has errors. Not merely some, but elevated errors across all models.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 2mo ago
By "runny scrambled" I mean a folded omelette with a runny center, just-set exterior, and no browning. Classic French style, not just slop on a plate.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 2mo ago
I do French-style omelets in a carbon steel pan, on an electric cooktop. Mine's an 8.5" omelet pan, perfect for two egg omelets. I treat it a lot like a wok: heat up until a bit of water dropped in shows the Leidenfrost effect, du
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by SAI_Peregrinus 2mo ago
Runny scrambled (French omelet) isn't too bad on carbon steel IME. And certainly possible on cast iron, since that was the type of pan used when Carême wrote his cookbook. By Escoffier's time carbon steel was more common. Neither
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
To add (and agree), if you've got (say) a 10-word Diceware-style passphrase with ≥128 bits of entropy, the point of a KDF becomes solely for the domain separation that KDFs provide. That's not particularly relevant for the USB dri
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Not all providers tread dots and plusses the same. Gmail ignores dots (strips them out), and omits a plus and anything after it. Some providers include dots, so stripping them will be a different email address. Same for plusses and the cont
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Schemes like this just indicate they've joined the USB IF.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
On the plus side, in electroplating the positive ions are what actually moves. So in the experiments where you can visually see something move from one terminal to the other the conventional current direction is obviously correct.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Name it `-->result.txt`
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
They also believe in eternal torture as punishment. If someone doesn't accept their god, their god will send that person's soul to hell to be tortured forever. Therefore, essentially anything can be justified to force people to
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Nearly every bug is at best a denial of service. If the service worked as expected, there wouldn't be any bug. CVSS considers any denial of service a security issue. Therefore, all bugs should have CVE numbers. The Linux team took this
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
This is why I like to keep the concepts of "config" and "plugin" separate.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
How would that work? If you only pay for one day, your access (read and write) gets cut off after the first month. Then if you don't pay the bill for the entire grace period, your data gets deleted.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
> and they also imply deleting all your data so that you don't pay for storage. Not necessarily. They could imply that your storage becomes inaccessible immediately, but only gets deleted after some time period (say, 1 month). What
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
It's unmaintained, and off-topic for this discussion, but the Luminous JS event blocker¹ was cool because it allowed blocking specific event handlers while still allowing JS to execute. ¹ https://gbaptista.github.io/lumi
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
> Our inferred A⋆ is consistent with the 13.6 Gyr expected in CMB-calibrated ΛCDM, assuming the first long-lived stars formed when the Universe was 0.2 Gyr old. This agreement casts doubt on solutions to the Hubble tension solely through
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Boo! Permanent Dawn time is better. Every day at 03:00, set the time when the upper limb of the sun will cross the sea-level horizon at the equator to 06:30. That means kids never have to wait for the bus in the morning in the dark, except
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
> So no via is necessary; just connect directly to that pin on each layer (kicad probably did this for you automatically). This trick works with all thru-hole pins. Note that without a plated through hole (vias are small plated through h
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Sure, but of course since there's profit to be made defeating these systems once someone makes a program to defeat detection they'll sell it. Complicated attacks only stop simple attackers until a sophisticated attacker scripts &a
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
I find Sedra/Smith a terrible introduction, but a good reference. It's nice once you've already built an intuition for how things work to be able to go back & build up the mathematical models, but trying to understand the
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
No, it's "jitter that mimics human cursor movements detected by Cloudflare's Precursor script". It'll just be another arms race.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
I find I get significantly more cramping with cursive since there are fewer "rest" periods between the letters than with engineering block gothic lettering. Gothic lettering is much slower than cursive, but much more readable and
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Oh, they're much worse[1]. Is 4k 3840x2160 or 4096x2160? That's right, it's both! And 4096x2048! And 4096x4096! And about half a dozen other resolutions, many of which have no dimension of 4000 or 4096 pixels. [1] https:&#x2
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
The double-slipped reef knot is a pretty nice shoelace knot. I prefer a more secure variant (a different tying method of the Ian's Secure Shoelace Knot/Turquoise Turtle that's a bit easier for me), but pretty much every kid s
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Communications satellites don't have nearly as much long-term rewritable storage needed.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
The reef knot (square knot in Scouts lingo) is a good binding knot. It's a terrible bend. Scouts teach it as a bend, for some idiotic reason. Reefing a sail or tying a parcel, a reef knot the role will fulfill. But joining two ends
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
The scouts require a bunch of utterly terrible knots. They include the Granny Knot which you never actually want to tie, only to avoid tying by accident. They include the Sheepshank, which is quite possibly the worst way to shorten a line
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
IMO it's important to start with what possible uses of knots there are, and then learn a knot for each use. I'll exclude decorative knots, because those are subjective & very diverse. Stopper knots prevent rope from passing th
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
Flock also has facial recognition. There are Flock cameras on public walking paths.
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by SAI_Peregrinus 3mo ago
I don't accept that it applies to parrots. Certainly not to Congo African Grey parrots.

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