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871.
by VMG 10y ago
State actors can jam the spectrum and make wireless communication impossible.
872.
by VMG 10y ago
Why should the taxpayer subsidize industry? Isn't it their job to prove their products are safe?
873.
by VMG 10y ago
I don't think cellphone radiation is harmful. I'm just pointing out that it's a logical mistake to assume it is harmful just because some of the research was sponsored by industry.
874.
by VMG 10y ago
Their individual ones? Or the ones other citizens are paying?
875.
by VMG 10y ago
Similar with cellphone radiation research that is funded by industry, medical research etc. If the taxpayer is paying, it will be seen as a hidden subsidy, if the industry pays, it will be seen as conflict of interest. On top of that, it ca
876.
by VMG 10y ago
> A naive solution might be to make future landers reflect a certain wavelength and use a tiny camera that is tuned to capture that wavelength. Finding the lander should be much easier then. That's a complicated way of saying "
877.
by VMG 10y ago
How to disable CAs on firefox (thanks user nmc): The GUI way: https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA:UserCertDB#Deleting_a_Root_Certi... The CLI way: http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/285831 Chrome/Chromium: s
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by VMG 10y ago
Thanks! I hoped it wasn't a per-browser procedure, doesn't seem to work for chrome :/ Edit: chrome(ium) has a cert manager under "settings" that allows editing certificate trust levels
879.
by VMG 10y ago
Please translate some terms for me, I'm naive. "Encryption" "Door Lock" "Camera-Free Bedroom"
880.
by VMG 10y ago
What's that best way to disable the WoSign cert on Arch Linux?
881.
by VMG 10y ago
It would not be out of character for the cryptocurrency scene. Quite the opposite.
882.
by VMG 10y ago
This is really cool. I'm sure it can be improved, but a nicer high-level DSL for regex is something I have been looking for a long time now. Combinator libraries are nice but language-dependent.
883.
by VMG 10y ago
Why the sarcasm? Is that not true? Do you think deterrence is ineffective?
884.
by VMG 10y ago
But you usually don't have to worry about adversarial input when you check out a local git branch.
885.
by VMG 10y ago
For those who want to watch from home: https://blockr.io/address/info/19BY2XCgbDe6WtTVbTyzM9eR3LYr6... (Nothing has happened yet, I expect small spam transactions to come in any minute)
886.
by VMG 10y ago
> Everything about this auction is lined up to incentivize a scam. Actually if they could tie their identity to some positive reputation, the other points wouldn't be so bad (they could still attempt an exit scam). The fact that the
887.
by VMG 10y ago
I'm thinking about doing something very similar (using the NodeMCU variant) Do have a description of your setup?
888.
by VMG 10y ago
Any recommendations?
889.
by VMG 10y ago
The inkjet method sounds like it has reasonable cost. Maybe there is a way to use a laser printer. Thanks!
890.
by VMG 10y ago
The lazy nerd in me wonders if he can abuse sth like a dot-matrix printer to automate this.
891.
by VMG 10y ago
> Can I assume Google Play apps are "safe", at least from this type of vulnerabilities? Looking at the crap that is on the play store, I wouldn't count on it.
892.
by VMG 10y ago
Truck engines? Probably depends on the speed as well.
893.
by VMG 10y ago
> the very notion of rolling back transactions is a step backwards I see what you did there
894.
by VMG 10y ago
nice, TIL http://www.unicodemap.org/range/48/Miscellaneous_Technical/
895.
by VMG 10y ago
Hope pause/play/rewind etc come next: http://fontawesome.io/icons/#video-player
896.
by VMG 10y ago
Is it encrypted? Too lazy to OCR and `base64 -d` myself...
897.
by VMG 10y ago
They'd use some other method of fingerprinting then. It'd be an interesting arms race.
898.
by VMG 10y ago
The navigation header effect is infuriating.
899.
by VMG 10y ago
You map the output back to the input.
900.
by VMG 10y ago
I posted it because he has dozens of demos like the noise generation, all written in Java unfortunately.

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