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by anon49124 8y ago
I wouldn't want a Japanese passport for a variety of reasons but Singaporean, German and French good-to-go IMHO. A friend of mine wants to move from Zurich to Singapore and another friend has a Singaporean/American dual-citizen so
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Ask HN: Anyone Made a Full EV Humvee (HumEV?)
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by anon49124 8y ago
I also took terazosin for a couple of weeks due to insane sweating (secondary hyperhydrosis; cold sweating) and goosebumps response (shiver) when not cold. Overall, the effects of atomoxetine (80 mg/day) are slight (IME) but helpful: r
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by anon49124 8y ago
Barracuda firewalls are similar: mostly vanilla Linux with a little magic.
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by anon49124 8y ago
The reason for the suspicions are the counter stories about Bloomberg having "only one source" (not 17) and a story about Bloomberg's pattern of writing negative stories about Apple. So it introduces some (legit?) FUD: report
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by anon49124 8y ago
Is that with or without a carbine? (a-la movie: Gran Torino)
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by anon49124 8y ago
FreeBSD vulns or Junos introduced?
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by anon49124 8y ago
What's eyebrow-raising is that it's been used as para/virtualization platform for Linux. (Ordinarily, SELinux MLS/MCS is pretty good though.) If something like Minix 3 "NetBSD" in Rust ran on seL4, that would i
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by anon49124 8y ago
I'm still on the fence as to the veracity of this story. ~ 60% true, 40% maybe not so.
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by anon49124 8y ago
Must read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption I think the future is a community overlay platform like i2p or similar where people can donate with micropayments or electricity/computing power to a
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by anon49124 8y ago
I was listening to a podcast about a Scandinavian sounding rocket causing Boris Yeltsin to insert the key/codes in the nuclear briefcase and nearly pushed the button to launch a counter attack if that rocket were a surprise American
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Senators demand answers over Chinese 'spy chip'(engadget.com)
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by anon49124 8y ago
San Jose has had a curfew law (unless accompanied by a parent/guardian, which most trick-or-treaters have) for many years, but I doubt it's enforced apart from downtown. https://www.sjpd.org/bfo/community&#x2F
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Towns across the US make it illegal for teenagers to trick-or-treat(qz.com)
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by anon49124 8y ago
The big thing UBI can do is help people whom want and desire to get out of suffering and miserable circumstances to higher level of productivity, lifestyle and tax generation. It's a no-brainer. Otherwise, pitchforks will be coming for
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by anon49124 8y ago
There's BS and cool on both sides of PRs. - MYOB fail, as mentioned, sigh. - Closing issues before they're resolved. Proper etiquette is to let the filer close it after it's fixed and working. - People demanding features or m
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by anon49124 8y ago
Telfon Don Drumpf generates BS faster than even John Moschitta Jr. can call it out.
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by anon49124 8y ago
I would guestimate the answer is yes. Having an animated or visual affordance to locate the cursor might be helpful to many people.
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by anon49124 8y ago
Yup. There's a wide variation within all people as to how each brain processes perception. For example, some dudes can't remember what a car looks like or are bad with directions.
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by anon49124 8y ago
Interesting. I'd like to know why I can't remember people's names but can/have identified faces reverse aligned with path of travel with a glimpse (anecdotally; the brother of a roommate).
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by anon49124 8y ago
I would also ask: why are "useless" majors so popular? Ostentatious elite uselessness?
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by anon49124 8y ago
Is there any effort to extract ORCA from Pony (which is better than Erlang's and Azul's C4)?
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by anon49124 8y ago
Then music is priced too high. (And musicians don't get a big enough cut either.)
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by anon49124 8y ago
Shortcuts are great when survival time is bought. This can turn into a self-defeating problem when there is extreme habituation to recurrently and disproportionately sacrificing effort, cost and/or burdens on others in future for the n
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by anon49124 8y ago
Duplication of effort is common-place at scale because there are too many communication paths to even hope for very much collaboration, much less organize everyone/everything top-down (eg, impossible). Technical debt is like the nation
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by anon49124 8y ago
IANAL, but this website mentions Chobani sued Alex Jones / InfoWars over allegedly defamatory, fictitious statements. [0] Perhaps Bloomberg can be sued for defamation by Supermicro if discovery can turn up evidence that the story was b
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by anon49124 8y ago
Yes, hardware implants would best be done by swapping out a BMC/IPMI/DRAC/ILO chip, eg, modifying it upstream in the supply-chain. This type of implant would be much less geo/politically-damaging, if discovered, and more
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by anon49124 8y ago
CMOS especially, which consumes energy in direct proportion to the square of the frequency because a level crossing is a virtual, instantaneous short-circuit across the chip's power rails. As such, future chip will likely be driven t
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by anon49124 8y ago
To check DNSSEC: https://dnssec-name-and-shame.com To check DANE (such as freebsd.org port 443): https://www.huque.com/bin/danecheck
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by anon49124 8y ago
Yes, sigh. Cyberdisinhibitionism: accountability and boundaries are reduced, lack of impact seen for committing such repressive acts leads to it. Next on front-page HN: How sheep's bladders may be employed to prevent earthquakes

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