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by anilakar 10mo ago
We've been happy Matrix users. Apart from less technical folks losing their encryption keys every now and then and certain other users having issues with flatpak permissions it's been an uneventful experience... until now. We&#x27
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by anilakar 10mo ago
But they do not need absolute time, and internal rubidium clocks can keep the required accuracy for a few days. After that, sync can be transferred with a portable plug, which is completely viable in tactical/operational level EW syste
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by anilakar 10mo ago
The company made a choice, conscious or not, to not keep that talent in-house.
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by anilakar 10mo ago
I never truly understood complex numbers until I had to take signal processing in my sophomore year. I had held a technician class-equivalent ham radio license since I was 12 but digital signal processing was pretty much nonexistent in the
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by anilakar 10mo ago
> in the hands of kids Until you learn the hard way that e-ink displays have a thin, fragile glass plate inside.
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by anilakar 10mo ago
So it was pretty much an arcade port of the NES game? The procedure and numbers are so different IRL that I find it hard to believe someone else would have come up with an almost identical minigame.
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by anilakar 10mo ago
Can't edit the previous message anymore, but I just vibecoded a functional replica while waiting for a pipeline to run: https://prkele.prk.tky.fi/~anilakar/thermo.svg
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by anilakar 10mo ago
I remember making an .svg spirit thermometer that polled our local weather station and scaled the red bar accordingly some 12 years ago. A nice gimmick but I didn't see any real use for it. We joked about making a single-image SCADA mo
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by anilakar 10mo ago
> present a unified, professional voice in all communications Might want to start by banning tweeting then.
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by anilakar 10mo ago
Scrolling that web site on mobile is really choppy.
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by anilakar 11mo ago
> This eliminates the risk of stack overflow errors When you get stack overflows anywhere from a thousand down to fifty(!) frames in the stack it's not a risk, it's an inevitability in anything more complex than a programming t
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by anilakar 11mo ago
When you're skimming 30 % off worldwide PC game purchases you can afford to do that.
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by anilakar 11mo ago
> most things which would need to be protected from hidden cameras would be stationary Counter-sniper systems that scan for reflections from optics have existed for twenty years already. These are indeed meant for static operation in mil
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by anilakar 1y ago
That's not what GP said though. The point was not to make them publicly available but treat them as if they had already leaked and allowed anyone to frame anyone else.
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by anilakar 1y ago
DNA too. Until 2018 it was used here as waterproof evidence until the police managed to lock up an innocent person based on DNA and blurry surveillance camera photos only. He was only exonerated because the real perpetrator was caught by ch
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by anilakar 1y ago
True, but the channel still stays visible for everyone else, including new users. To have IRC-level feature parity, the deletion action should make the channel read-only, visible only to past participants and push it down on the channel lis
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by anilakar 1y ago
> deluge of channels Also, once you create a channel in Discord you cannot get rid of it without destroying chat history. With IRC, you just /part without disrupting other people and even then you can go back and read chat logs, nic
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by anilakar 1y ago
Satellites have long lifespans and have to outlast current crypto algorithms. Ideally they're nothing more than radio repeaters that rebroadcast the uplink signal.
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by anilakar 1y ago
When you fuck up world peace so badly your successor gets the prize for doing nothing...
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by anilakar 1y ago
No, just plain old cholesterol. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Karelia_Project
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by anilakar 1y ago
$HERE the anti-processed proponents seem to be mostly pro-butter folks. Getting premature deaths down in the eighties and nineties caused by saturated "natural" fats took a lot of effort and these useful idiots are undoing much of
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by anilakar 1y ago
Too late. The company is permanently on my personal shitlist and I will make sure that the company is excluded from any future hardware acquisitions at the workplace based on vendor lock-in risk.
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by anilakar 1y ago
> Also, the whole phone setup process needs to be delayed; having to go through it for an hour puts them off from even wanting to bother This is also an issue with Android. When I changed phones a month ago, I ran into trouble with my Go
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by anilakar 1y ago
As a European, most of the products mentioned in the linked article and this discussion are from brands I've never associated with Assa Abloy in the first place.
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by anilakar 1y ago
They do. They also offer to do it when you link your desktop client, and like I said, it works on Linux but gives an error message on Windows. Also, considering that linking requires access to your existing device I don't see an issue
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by anilakar 1y ago
If you restore the backup on a new phone, you'll have to resync all desktop machines, and at least on Windows syncing old messages has never worked for me.
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by anilakar 1y ago
It also does not work on Windows clients but errors out. Android and Linux are fine.
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by anilakar 1y ago
But a 49" ultrawide is just two 27" monitors side by side. :-)
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by anilakar 1y ago
SELinux-related permission errors are an endless nuisance with podman and quadlet. If you want to sandbox about anything it's easier to create a pod with full host permissions and necessary /dev/ files mounted, running a simp
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by anilakar 1y ago
> Protecting the user's right to run the software for free on their own or in their company so long as they don't resell it One company uses the software internally to create more value for a customer of theirs. A second compan

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