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Mars Pareidolia? – Sol 3397: Mars Hand Lens Imager (Mahli)
(mars.nasa.gov)
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5y ago
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The title is unfair in suggesting this is a result coming from Oxford institutions alone. As correctly put in the EUROfusion official press release, the EUROfusion consortium comprises "4,800 experts, students and staff from across Eur
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5y ago
Not quite so. The authors of the paper describe Soundscape Ecology as being: [A]ll sounds, those of biophony, geophony, and anthrophony, emanating from a given landscape to create unique acoustical patterns across a variety of spatial
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5y ago
Nice! I wonder what is the licensing, if any, for the entries in the IUMA collection.
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5y ago
He reaffirmed over and over again that he only invests within his sphere of competence and made clear that IT companies do not fall within the said sphere. Not investing in the said tech companies and remaining consistent to the markets he
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5y ago
Other ancient musicians? Suggesting that a contemporary is ancient is a bit too far stretched and disrespectful in my opinion. Ruth Slenczynska is publishing a new album in March, which suggests that she has something to say to us all.
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What to expect from the world's sixth mass extinction
(dw.com)
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5y ago
Not quite so. You have to account for javascript support or lack thereof, cookies, and other tracking techniques employed by popular services and generally absent on these frontends. VPN by themselves will only "hide" your IP addr
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5y ago
1. Default deny – to begin with. 2. In the event (1) is too much to ask, all website importing our privacy setting from a unified service where we can do our privacy customisation once and for all.
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Israeli firm’s spyware linked to attacks on websites in UK and Middle East
(theguardian.com)
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Snapchat, Spotify, Discord and more down asa major inet svcs hit by vast outage
(independent.co.uk)
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5y ago
Those of us interested in bitslicing may want to check out my – now 10 years old – pedagogical bitsliced implementation of the TEA block cipher. https://web.archive.org/web/20110813104823/http://plaintext
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Deutsche Bank whistleblower paid $200m in record reward
(ft.com)
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5y ago
The fact that Suetonius wrote some of his works in Greek does not mean Caesar spoke Greek when murdered. Hence attributing to him the Greek 'kai su teknon' is as much inaccurate as any early or later tradition.
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5y ago
All interesting; however the quote attributed to the dying Caesar is 'Tu quoque, Brute, fili mi?' (You too, Brutus, my son?) and not 'Et Tu, Brute?' (And you, Brutus?). I understand the space constraints for the title, b
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5y ago
WhatsApp will not degrade my ux, because I ditched it a long time ago – And never looked back.
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Tauon Music Box – Your new favorite music player for the Linux desktop
(tauonmusicbox.rocks)
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5y ago
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11y ago
There are a number of properties that a carefully designed asymmetric backdoor is expected to have. NOBUS (Nobody But Us) and forward-secrecy are among them. With a forward-secret backdoor, if a reverse-engineer breaches the key-generator,
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11y ago
Exactly. I attack and repair the Curve25519 backdoor using Elligator in illusoryTLS, a talk delivered at HITB SecConf (and other conferences) based on my entry to the first Underhanded Crypto Contest http://illusoryTLS.com/
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12y ago
The hungry white ape aches in the ancient canyon. Autumn colors crunch.
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Bcompiler – Bootstrapping a simple compiler from nothing (2002)
(rano.org)
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12y ago
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13y ago
If statistics are considered sensitive, you can use cryptographic counters in lieu of their plaintext counterparts. A cryptographic counter is a public string representing an encryption of a quantity, satisfying the following properties: 1
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14y ago
I didn't questioned the ad-based internet ecosystem. My question was about the AdTrap competitive advantage, if any. I should have stated it better: assuming, for the sake of discussion, that we want an ad-blocking device, what will prevent
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14y ago
What will prevent modem/router manufacturers from embedding an ad-filtering proxy into their devices (ie, eroding the need for a specialized AdTrap)?
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14y ago
No, you cannot. If you do it, your UTC time difference might be one or more seconds off. And this is not what you want, if you need to rely upon that quantity. Only one Coordinated Universal Time exists: it is the UTC standard. ECMA-262 is
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14y ago
Ignoring leap seconds will not make them disappear :-) They belong to UTC not to ECMA-262. Therefore, whenever we compute the difference between two UTC times, we should really account for any leap second.
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14y ago
Actually, this is not accurate. Before relying on our models, we get also the opportunity to validate them by checking at what extent they successfully predicts future data points. Simply for the next t-time periods let the model give the u
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14y ago
A cautionary note on backtesting (ie, assessing how trading strategies would have performed over a historical period in time). If an a posteriori probability distribution is a good fit for historical events, it doesn't mean in any way it is
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14y ago
In Italy we had another proto-web videotex computer, called Videotel. Less widespread than Minitel, still very similar. Its beta dates back to 1981 http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videotel
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Poll: What app(s) would you like to have at *.lo.gy and *.olo.gy?
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15y ago
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