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SEJeff
5y ago
There are none, obviously.
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This is precisely why he is a poor “password” / secret replacement. Whelp, your fingerprints have been cloned. Time to go get them burned off and get some new ones. Yeah, that’s not gonna work.
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Fingerprints are usernames, not passwords. Here is an excellent (and timeless) post on this fact: https://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2013/10/fingerprints-are-use...
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The shuttle progam's motto was "beat the russians" more or less, so that checks out. There is a lot of background in the biographies of both Chuck Yaeger AND John Glenn about some of this if you like that sort of thing.
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But Falcon 9 also took a long time because it doesn't launch all that often and SpaceX had a lot to learn about how to work with NASA. The "idea" of Starship / Superheavy is that the same first and second stage can get c
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Lithium Ion batteries can mostly be recycled: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/10/tesla-jb-straubel-redwood-ma...
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Sorry I meant in concert with. I run node red on a raspberry pi and then send it stuff from the esps. My brain was thinking the right thing and my fingers didn't type it. You're absolutely correct. I have them send MQTT to Node Re
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This software is great on the esp8266 and esp32 series of microcontrollers for those who like to tinker.
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It was said elsewhere that Hertz payed full list price for these, but is getting some help from Tesla in setting up their charging infra.
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I use them to manage infrastructure running in Kubernetes. One of my coworker’s previous companies actually funded the cue support in IntelliJ. For kubernetes, it actually introspects the structs and interfaces to create the validation bits
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5y ago
Now those northerners from Donegal... Sound like they're speaking with a golf ball in their mouth.
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Jump Crypto
(jumpcrypto.com)
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I'm saying the source is saying this is what to use, which was confirmed by reading the source and seeing the "deprecated" version was not even related to the project whatsoever. Dan is the guy that has been with the docker p
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I'm not sure if it was you that downvoted me, but you are mistaken. boot2podman/machine, what you linked, is not an official part of podman. It is a third party equivalent and not relevant. The official podman repository is https
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5y ago
This is from the guy that leads the container team at Redhat: https://twitter.com/rhatdan/status/1433003250991706114?s=21
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On macOS brew install podman; podman machine init; podman machine start; podman run ...
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Confirmed by a tower? The tower's tracked it with radar. That's how they called out the height. There would be logs.
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You're literally describing how the Tesla system works. It requires you to keep your hand on the wheel and apply a slight pressure every so often. The cabin camera watches the driver and if they're looking down or at their phone,
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5y ago
This reminds me of the Last Lecture by Professor Andy Pausch. It is a lecture that will really hit you in the feels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7zzQpvoYcQ It is also an excellent book.
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Introducing Wormhole
(wormholecrypto.medium.com)
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https://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables/cucumbers Bakers Creek only sells heirloom seeds (no cultivars). I get most of my garden seeds from them as they have the lineage of the seeds they sell available.
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I think so, but I did let them know on Twitter.
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Please read through all of https://ssd.eff.org Their Surveillance Self Defense project was literally created for people like yourself. Stay safe!
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The Maxx was incredible. Those were the days when MTV actually had music videos. I loved watching all of MTV's "oddities" with my aunt.
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Sorry, I was being a touch sarcastic and it wasn’t obvious. I should have added /s
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Linux the kernel is GPL. That’s not gonna change just because Microsoft has a distro. The kernel is still gpl. I should have added /s because clearly no one is understanding my post was slightly sarcastic.
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And the GPL
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Yeah if I remember correctly, I read that the solar panels required to ISRU make enough methane on Mars for a starship return flight would be two football fields worth and it would take them a few years to do it.
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5y ago
I do wonder if this wouldn't be an antitrust situation.
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If you’ve read Electrek for awhile, you’ll note that he sensationalizes virtually everything. He also over simplifies or just blatantly takes things out of context. He does this while trying to make Electrek appear as an actual news website
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