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by archi42 4y ago
Ah, a jacquesm reply, I feel honored :) Of course you're right, the Victron are good, and they're proven. They're incredible flexible and for hackers like us they're amazing units. But for me the Deye was 2500€ shipped (
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by archi42 4y ago
Don't get me wrong, the Victron systems are nice & I envy their great traits I've praised in sibling comments. But your system doesn't compare on the power specs. There is no exact equivalent for the Deye with Victron. Th
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by archi42 4y ago
For those thinking about replicating this: Victron is really popular because it's extendable and the management interface is reasonably open, but the zoo of required devices makes the costs explode quickly. Maybe look at Deye instead.
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by archi42 4y ago
When the ad says "Linux support" I expected well tested hardware. It's not 2001 anymore, the era of GPU switcheroo is also mostly over (at least for this kind of laptop), and we're beyond wrapping NDIS drivers into the K
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by archi42 4y ago
The problematic scaling is really a huge pain point. And it is not even recent, since HiDPI screens are on the market for a long time now. Both for desktops and on laptops. tl;dr: I gave up on a 27" 4k (163dpi) screen because working w
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by archi42 4y ago
Careful with the Dell, it's not sunshine and rainbows there either. Got the XPS 13 9310 in the Dev Edition (that is, with Ubuntu pre-loaded). I'm using that machine for Pentesting, so I went with Arch (+ Black Arch). Anyway, I alr
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by archi42 4y ago
On Arch there are also the Black Arch sources.
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by archi42 4y ago
I haven't used EasyCrypt yet, but for protocol verification I found proverif to be well accessible (mind that was probably a decade ago): https://bblanche.gitlabpages.inria.fr/proverif/ I'm not really surpris
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by archi42 4y ago
It's pretty well executed on desktop. Maybe revisit it, if you're interested in the visuals or want to learn about how that Mario Kart title drains your wallet.
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by archi42 4y ago
In essence, yes, but strictly speaking, no. Instead of caching responses, that layer seems to only bundle equal requests. So once a request is sent to the database, every other instance of the same request (e.g. "hey, fetch me all mess
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by archi42 4y ago
I'm wondering how difficult it is to clean the signal once the relevant noise portion can be extracted, and then introduce a fake noise to manipulate the date? I'd wager it's not too difficult to produce something that can fo
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by archi42 4y ago
At least we know it. In the future, it will be "AI, rephrase that bill to resonate better with my voters" and no proofreading.
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by archi42 4y ago
Even if the police can not do a lot about it, the report will end up in some statistic. That statistic in turn might lead to more resources assigned to the issue, either directly (crack downs, recovery squads, whatever) or indirectly (progr
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by archi42 4y ago
Orville, imho: The first season tries hard with some poor jokes (what you seem to be afraid of), but already has some very TNG worthy material and great ideas. It improves from there, and now it's occasionally funny but in a more matur
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by archi42 4y ago
I loved this, since this resonates with my own experience. If the problem space is small enough, just test against a known good (but slower) implementation. With custom algorithms this can also be very interesting for the person writing the
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by archi42 4y ago
something like 15k with maybe half of them being 0.37 Oh, that's something entirely different. If some of your other numbers are much larger than 0.37, you will run into a different kind of problem. You know about exponent and mantis
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by archi42 4y ago
Ah, yes, f(x) = x² mod 5 is a nice counter example. f(2) = f(3). Thanks for the pointer!
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by archi42 4y ago
The question is in which case(s) `f(x) = x^n mod m` is a bijection for `0 <= x < m`. My intuition is to guess that `gcd(n,m) = 1` is at least a sufficient condition (correct math term? In german it's "hinreichende Bedingung&
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by archi42 4y ago
Ad 1: That's a huge chance. Just imagine how many nurses there are in the closest hospital, and that each of them had a 2% chance for some unvaforable pattern.
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by archi42 4y ago
This might have been an inside joke, since the attack is very specific: The main dev, Hypfer, was called an asshat in a very similar tone by an anonymous GitHub user once; this sometimes surfaces as a kind of joke in the official Valetudo c
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by archi42 4y ago
I'm not advocating for anything here and not in it for a discussion - it's just that your criticism gave the impression you might have missed part of the article.
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by archi42 4y ago
The topic of "what should we do about our password policies" sometimes comes up with our customers as well. Pointing to NIST and if pressed giving my opinions on good passwords and the use of 2FA (which is largely paraphrasing NIS
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by archi42 4y ago
The flywheel in the article is not mechanically, but electrically coupled. So while what you describe sounds about right, this is not an issue here.
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by archi42 4y ago
This is not entirely true: Selling on the second hand market reduces the cost for the original buyer, allowing them to buy more media than they would/could without the second hand market. That's assuming second hand prices below t
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by archi42 4y ago
Huh? Well, many games with complex rules can be accelerated by having a "master" player who knows the game well. You can't usually trust them in competitive games, but for a coop game like AH that's not an issue. I don&#
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by archi42 4y ago
If you want to burn bridges, try a friendly game of Diplomacy. Tip: Start early, like 9 or 10 a.m. on a Saturday. Also, I can tell you from experience, being the only Cylon (traitor) in BSG and talking all the Humans (non-traitors) into put
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by archi42 4y ago
I've upvoted some comments. First what I did not see: - Dune: Imperium, maybe plus Expansion. Nice mix of deckbuilder and worker placement. Only thing that bothers me is the (missing) redraw mechanic for the pool of cards to buy (if th
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by archi42 4y ago
In theory: 1. Wait until you enable the cellular again 2. push an update to the baseband firmware 3. when you disconnect, the new firmware will tell the OS that the baseband is disconnect, in reality, it's doing nasty stuff. You'd
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by archi42 4y ago
@dang: I hate to be that guy, but how comes this is already only on place 114? Currently there are 182 points and 225 comments after 14h. There are plenty older posts with much less upvotes and interaction higher up. I wanted to share it wi
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by archi42 4y ago
Depends on the household size and habits. Daily cooking for 4 or 5 people and sharing two other meals and the occasional baking can quickly fill up the dish washer, especially in those growing phases when the kids are eating like there is n

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