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by anfilt 7y ago
Yea state space is also a huge problem, like even something as simple as 2 random numbers in 2 different 64 bit registers gives your an 2^128 possible inputs. Aka basically impossible to randomly stumble across and fuzzing would never show
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by anfilt 7y ago
Well math wise its kinda impossible to know if a black box implementation is malicious from outputs alone. Its in a similar vein to the halting problem. Whether side channels such as power work I would have to find the paper, but what your
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by anfilt 7y ago
I just looked at the text of the bill you mentioned and yea it does go much further. Although, it appears to allow third party websites and apps to process sales. Although such services must keep track of food safety complaints for home kit
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by anfilt 7y ago
Honestly, more states need cottage food laws. I know Washington and Idaho, and minosotta for instance have what are called cottage food laws to allow such food. Certainly, other states I am missing, but I think that more states should have
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Make vacuum pre-loaded spherical air bearings without special tools(youtu.be)
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by anfilt 7y ago
I did put a qualifier on that statement though, I said "unless". I doubt the average person is having constant surgeries, procedures, expensive tests or expensive medications every year. Like I could see something happening in a y
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by anfilt 7y ago
None.
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by anfilt 7y ago
I don't get health insurance through my employer if that's what your implying. A family is different than an individual though, and that total cost is not per individual.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Just because trump is doing something does not mean it's bad. Although probably give it a closer look.
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by anfilt 7y ago
I suppose, but why not report the median instead.
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by anfilt 7y ago
I don't pay anywhere near that much.
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by anfilt 7y ago
How does anyone pay 10,000 a year on health care, unless you saying everyone is having major operations or procedures a year or expensive tests. I certainly don't.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Yea pretty much. This video starts off with a nice demo of the concept. https://youtu.be/sFrVdoOhu1Q
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by anfilt 7y ago
Thats pretty much right. Excluding how some types of bushings work, and other similar bearing surfaces. Side note. There also air bearings which are also pretty awesome but require tight machining tolerances. They are used in the semiconduc
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by anfilt 7y ago
ICANN has had problems for years. They even have been called out by the IETF by things.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Wow, that seems like a bad idea. who thought that was a good idea let alone expected behavior.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Biggest problem it's almost impossible to discharge student loans in bankruptcy.
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by anfilt 7y ago
I would disagree. The 16th amendment gave the goverment the power to do something like social security as it explicitly allows the taxing of income. The case you mention mainly concerns how the federal government may spend money collected v
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by anfilt 7y ago
Another common denominator could be also the price point of properties they pay to rent. Some landlords just dont budget/save well regarding repairs. Properties with lower rent prices can make that worse. So when your like hey fix that
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by anfilt 7y ago
What constitutes consent to be governed is still debated. Although, the fact there exists practically no unclaimed habitable territory left on earth. In theory means someone no longer can choose not to be governed. So in some sense it can b
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by anfilt 7y ago
If only states gave out allodial titles/deeds.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Whether or not it's BS. The reason why is more simple. The states never really have given people allodial titles to land. I think only Nevada has and it was still limited.
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by anfilt 7y ago
The states never really have given people allodial titles/deeds to land. Nevada did something close to allodial title for a bit, but stopped in 2005 or so from my understanding.
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by anfilt 7y ago
The senate is for the states. If we changed it, some states will have less say. It's also a problem since for example in the west the vast majority of the land is federally owned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fed
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by anfilt 7y ago
Could someone respond instead of down voting. There is a reason the legal section is largest section on the Wikipedia article.
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by anfilt 7y ago
I mean when they think of how US is the politically structured. Sadly, less Americans vote in local elections than federal.
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by anfilt 7y ago
This compact is a bad idea for implementing said goal. First an amending the constitution requires 3/4ths of states to agree to an amendment. This would make a fundamental change with less than half of the states. Secondly, it also pos
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by anfilt 7y ago
I am sorry every state changing their border every census would be insane as proposed in the bullet points. States are more than voting bodies. They have their own laws and locally governed territory with shared jurisdiction on some things
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by anfilt 7y ago
First China and now Russia. Come on apple, I don't like seeing placation or appeasement like this.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Considering the chinese goverment the trade war make sense. However, Risc-V decision makes equal sense. Staying neutral and moving to place where they can avoid politcal pressure is good for an open foundation.

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