Suzuran

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by Suzuran 3y ago
The screening isn't just for safety, it's for biological compatibility with the recipient - a mismatched organ will not function and will be destroyed by the recipient's (even suppressed) immune system. It's worse than j
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by Suzuran 3y ago
Remember, if you can sell it, then a debt collector can force you to sell it. I'd much rather say "People can't sell their organs" than have a future where debt collectors manipulate people into parting out their bodies.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
Being suspicious is not a criminal act. We are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
Not at all. None of this money goes to fund operations. They use it for shit like coffee makers and gym equipment.
185.
by Suzuran 3y ago
Neither of those things are considered valuable by the authorities. They demand only your compliance and do not care if your compliance willing or unwilling.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
We all get to divide the time spent licking their boots.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
Bank statements do not work in these cases because the money may have been tainted by crime before it went into the bank. Remember, it is the civil asset being tried, not the holder. The holder has no legal standing in a civil asset forfeit
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by Suzuran 3y ago
You are allowed to carry it, but the authorities are allowed to take it, and you are allowed to get the f--k over it.
189.
by Suzuran 3y ago
Because it means I won and everything else lost. "Got mine, fuck you!" Everything is a zero-sum game when you are sufficiently competitive.
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AfriNIC Placed in Receivership(seclists.org)
1 points by Suzuran 3y ago|1 comments
191.
by Suzuran 3y ago
AfriNIC has been placed in receivership after losing a lawsuit from a Chinese address broker.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
In Spring, man built a tower. In Summer, another. Through Autumn, they held, but in Winter, one fell.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
Having a password makes it less likely that the script that your co-worker got in their email and ran behind your firewall will destroy your stuff as a side effect of scanning your network for things it can destroy.
194.
by Suzuran 3y ago
This has more to do with Cisco's IOS command line being a direct clone of the TOPS-20 "Exec" than XKL attempting to clone Cisco's interface.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
The outrage was primarily centered on what my work wasn't - It wasn't written in (Insert trendy language here) which meant it was an attack on those, it wasn't advancing (Insert cause here) which meant it was an attack on the
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by Suzuran 3y ago
CADR is XBus (its own thing) and Unibus.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
IIMU this is the ROM expected by the Mac Toolbox, but I am not that familiar with the guts of NuBus Macs. I haven't touched Explorer emulation in years, when it dead-ended I moved on to LMI stuff and then gave up on lisp stuff complete
198.
by Suzuran 3y ago
That wasn't a NuMachine processor, it's something else. The NuMachine processor was a single board with a 68k and some custom memory mapping stuff on it. Later it was reused with minor changes as the LMI Unix processor.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
There is a hard limit imposed by the backplane - It's four though, not two. Each Lambda processor is four boards and they share a 4-slot private interconnect in the third row of the backplane. Four such interconnects are provided.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
We did look into emulating the Explorer II processor (Hummingbird) since there was more software available for it than the Explorer but the Hummingbird boot ROM is internal to the IC. We needed a working machine to dump the ROM from, and on
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by Suzuran 3y ago
No - To read the tapes in we needed the tape software and the tape software was only on the tape and not in the world loads we had. To generate a whole system from tape required TI-internal software named GENASYS, which was not released to
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by Suzuran 3y ago
There was a 4x4 machine, but it was pushing the power supplies to their extreme limits. Not many were sold. Edit: You got the -PLUS suffix by adding the Unix processor, of which there could be only one, so the largest configuration would be
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by Suzuran 3y ago
I don't think it's been worked on for some time; We both reached the same dead end in our emulation projects - The disk images we were working from were from a crashed machine and missing most of the operating system.
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by Suzuran 3y ago
IIMU that the Explorer's 68K option was the same design as the NuMachine/Lambda 68K board with the addition of a license-protection PAL/ROM combination that prevented Unix from running if a matching paddlecard (containing the
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by Suzuran 3y ago
The actual machine was loud, hot, and used lots of electricity. It made sense to put the computer in an air conditioned room (along with its equally large and power-hungry disk drives) and use a long interconnect to place the console somewh
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by Suzuran 3y ago
I worked on reverse-engineering it and helped work on an emulator for some time, but (at the time) the operating system for it was not available, only partial disk images from a machine that had crashed during software installation. We did
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by Suzuran 3y ago
Of those I have been in contact with lately most have gone away from public spaces in general because we are sick of being distracted from hacking by screaming holy warriors, bad-faith assholes shitting on everyone to make themselves feel b
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by Suzuran 3y ago
This is not an extraordinary claim - It was widely covered in the press. Even cursory google searching should find plenty of stories - Here's one picked randomly: https://kotaku.com/cd-projekt-red-confess-hack-severity-
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by Suzuran 3y ago
There's no point in looking at any updates. It is my understanding that even though it was found that malicious actors had commit access during development, no source code audit was conducted. Since it can't be proven that said ma
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by Suzuran 3y ago
I can't disavow them because it always cycles back to "You're conveniently hiding the violent protesters!" or "You're denying the protesters as a whole were violent!" I'm not allowed to say "I&#x

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