aeleos

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by aeleos 9y ago
I exercise every day. But the amount that I eat has always been more of an issue for me. It doesn't matter how much you exercise if you eat too much
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by aeleos 9y ago
I agree completely. The stories that people are telling aren't just yea I did a lot of work for x amount of time and then I needed a break. These are real stories of people having mental health issues due to the pressures that we and s
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by aeleos 9y ago
As someone who has struggled with weight for the majority of my life, food and hunger is a constant battle. Being able to just drink something to make the hunger go away without being worried about eating too much or making an impulse decis
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by aeleos 9y ago
1 and 2 I think so, 3. The stuff that comes out of the pump is ready to use, the old stuff needs to be "recharged" to be usable again
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by aeleos 9y ago
This is pretty cool. The general idea is that a gas station dispenses a water and ethanol solution that acts as the electrolyte and provides energy for the battery. And then recharging is done by reprocessing the electrolyte with renewable
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by aeleos 9y ago
From what I understand, its the actual magnetic field produced by the monitor that when pulsated at various frequencies causes these effects. I don't think its related to epilepsy, but I don't know if the reasons why it works are
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by aeleos 9y ago
There are definitely companies have the kind of wifi infrastructure you are talking about who offer rentals to the people who organize these kinds of events. Here is an example of one[0]. Wifi is often deployed at large events (PAX East for
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by aeleos 9y ago
The issue he is referring to is the grsecurity has a history of allowing breaking patches, allowing bad code, attempting to upstream patches in chunks without splitting them up to make the process easier, and then complaining that their pat
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Water exists as two different liquids(phys.org)
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by aeleos 9y ago
But we all let google and facebook take our data. However, what they criticize the NSA for is that they rarely follow the law and spy on people without them ever knowing
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by aeleos 9y ago
It wouldn't be a big deal if this was just software, but the fact that Intel allowed a PROCESSOR bug to be reported, tested, and fixed without telling anyone that the bug actually exists is honestly horrible. You can't just let CP
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by aeleos 9y ago
Treating Alex Jones as a serious media outlet is honestly the worst offense here. This guy has stated on multiple occasions in great detail that he believes that the Newtown shooting was faked and everyone was hired actors, that there is so
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by aeleos 9y ago
That is literally the exact thing that I thought too. Its interesting that a sentence like this can be so easily misinterpreted by multiple people in the same way.
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by aeleos 9y ago
Yes, and the reason the government rushed to it is because they wanted the absolute best technology (that was orders of magnitude better than anything else) and would pay for it to have a leg up over their enemies. If they were cheap right
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by aeleos 9y ago
If you are talking about transistors, when they were invented the only other alternatives were triodes (vacuum tubes) or mechanical relays. Both were orders of magnitude less reliable and slower in terms of switching speed. When transistors
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by aeleos 9y ago
As a news organization, I would hope they understand the implications of PR and how silence can be very damning. I can't see them falling for it especially considering how many times they have sen others do it and it not go very well f
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by aeleos 9y ago
pretty interesting, seems like one of the first examples of news organizations "advertising" on reddit. I wonder how it will go down and if any others will follow.
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by aeleos 9y ago
My favorite is 219, 209, 179 ingeniously called Dope
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by aeleos 9y ago
I find it really interesting that they snuck the patch in to a commit months ago. Are there any other examples of something like this happening where maintainers had to obscure changes to the software?
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by aeleos 9y ago
yea it seems Z: is mapped to the root fs, so if wine has the right permissions it could cause some damage.
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by aeleos 9y ago
That is pretty scary. Anyone know if there is any info on if it will only encrypt the c_drive folder that wine makes or the entire fs?
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by aeleos 9y ago
This is pretty cool. I always find it interesting when cool mathematics ideas are used to help computer science. I remember a while back I tried implementing something like this in a hobby operating system I was making, with constants simil
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by aeleos 9y ago
Considering how much they are probably spending in order to make this happen (considering the amount of work being done to it), I feel like it was started as a proposal to the head people that there was a group of people that normally would
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by aeleos 9y ago
If people don't know that a vulnerability exists (For example: the Intel Active Management Technology) it can be very easy for the company to just ignore it. (Especially if it is one that reflects badly on the company) However, if peop
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by aeleos 9y ago
Seems like the previously leaked 1.2 ± 0.1 mN/kW is true. I look forward to seeing it tested in space to finally see if its real or not.
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by aeleos 9y ago
It seems like this is a tool that simplify the process of creating and managing services to help speed up the development process, while still leaving the typical services that AWS provides available.
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by aeleos 9y ago
Yes, but the reason people are happy is because Microsoft is helping its own interest by doing things that people want. Which is a lot better than not doing things people want and furthering their own interests, because its usually not what
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by aeleos 10y ago
Because once you have shown it is possible once, it means it can be done again. Why destroy a piece of history when you can destroy number 2 trying to fly it a third time? They most likely spent the time bringing it up to the latest rev bec
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by aeleos 10y ago
100 tons is 200,000 pounds, which is 4 times the maximum payload of the falcon 9, which is 50,300 (to low earth orbit). geostationary orbit is a little more than 10 times less at 18,300
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by aeleos 10y ago
For this rocket, the process for figuring out if they can use it and how was very complex. This rocket was originally flown for the CRS-8 mission on april 8th, 2016. So it took them just shy of a year to ensure that this rocket could be ref

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