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by alex_duf 4y ago
> Except the irony is it's baked into their systems as well, so you distribute your own national security threat... From the article posted by OP >sets the 'High Assurance Program' bit, an ME 'kill switch' tha
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by alex_duf 4y ago
In France for some strange reason, banks are forced to have a stupid 6 to 8 number as a password. Literally [0-9]{6}. They have "secured" it by forcing each bank to implement their own keypad, that randomises the order of keys in
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by alex_duf 4y ago
It's about who's your threat. The us government probably like having an American company (Intel) that distributes an attack vector. But they probably don't like being distributed one.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
It's a bit reductive to look at the format of a battery as a solution to the energy transition and energy crisis. But fundamentally you're not wrong.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
Oh I've used ec2instances.info very _very_ often, so thank you for that. So useful!
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I think it's more of a supply issue than a demand issue, and covid made the situation worse.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but given your profile (I assume someone in the tech world), nothing stopping you from doing all of the above with a local pg. If installing is annoying you could run it in docker.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I can really appreciate the fun and technical challenge of running postgres in a browser. However the use cases are extremely far fetched. 1. training website: you can use a hosted PG, or use a sqlite wasm 2. same as above 3. if the use cas
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by alex_duf 4y ago
Easy to solve: do a password reset on the website (in your case, twitch), take over the account, then close it. bonus point for checking the activity to see if it looks human or if it's taken over by a bot.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I think I'd rather the cut be for everyone. There are enough people people who hate linky for no reason, I hope EDF won't give them an actual good reason to do so.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
Would traffic shaping still enable to guess this is a browser usage rather than a typical ssh?
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by alex_duf 4y ago
Dall-e 1 felt surprisingly similar just a few years ago. It's the first iteration and it will get better before we even know it.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I think it's more about the cell towers being cut at the same time as their local area. Where it's easy to anticipate that hospitals/police stations/fire birgades will need a special connection to the grid, it probably w
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I feel like OP used an AI to generate a comment
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I'm mildly scared of the monsters in Zelda BotW, doesn't have to be a kid
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by alex_duf 4y ago
love that, thanks!
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by alex_duf 4y ago
>I am sure they work because Substack's whole business model relies on it. Is Substack profitable? Because it's easy to meddle hype/popularity with having a business model that makes sense. So I'm questioning how sure
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I wonder if there's a way to twist the arm of a search engine into revealing these gems
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by alex_duf 4y ago
With today's regulations the car would have to look fundamentally different, so your best bet is to make the conversion yourself, or pay someone to do it!
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by alex_duf 4y ago
>Given the French penchant for adultery I'm sorry what?
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by alex_duf 4y ago
If you intend to release data and want it out: https://www.theguardian.com/securedrop
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by alex_duf 4y ago
Also let's compare apples to apples and check how much money was spent to generate the 87% of energy... I'm guessing it's much higher than the trillions Edit: and let's not forget that the capital spent on moving the nee
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by alex_duf 4y ago
You've already identified the root cause of your problem: anxiety. All your concerns are valid, but they shouldn't prevent you from living your life. So when you're ready to start the (other) work, consider seeking profession
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by alex_duf 4y ago
>TL;DR: IPv6 is faster than IPv4 ~39% of the time (locally anyway!). Sooo, slower than ipv4 61% of the time?
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by alex_duf 4y ago
My partner and I agreed to put under seal the password of our respective password managers and laptop and phone logins. That's 90% of it already.
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by alex_duf 4y ago
I'm curious about 2, why?
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by alex_duf 4y ago
These are mind bogglingly good
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by alex_duf 4y ago
This is pretty amazing, thanks for sharing!
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by alex_duf 4y ago
So if you remove the GUI you'll only have the CLI, so what you want is the ffmpeg CLI?
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by alex_duf 4y ago
ha, that's sort of what I had in mind but I was wondering what magic trick was I missing. Thanks for the explanation!

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