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8y ago
I do indeed have my license. Only a Tech but even that level gets you access to the VHF/UHF birds. Are you saying we shouldn't expect a military satellite to have some semblance of simple authentication? It sounds like what the
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So these satellites are no more complex than the amateur radio birds which function as simple FM repeaters?! Typically they'll have an uplink in the 2m band, and maybe a downlink in 70cm band, or the other way around. How can a milit
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8y ago
I just have to say, for your first point, it indeed does work... It's just that what it works for isn't what everyone's hyping. For buying things and supporting services that are illegal or culturally resented, it is work
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8y ago
A good point - a buddy uses certain commercial entities which will bid for you, for a little price of course. Apparently it's rather casual!
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8y ago
Just checked out their offering, and they sell....glorified WiFi routers and range extenders? And I've just read there's a mandatory account + sign-in for these things? What am I missing?! Just go buy a couple consumer routers an
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8y ago
This is it. I thought the article was on the eradication of some medical sleeping issue, so I decided not to read it.
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8y ago
Maybe we all react differently to the chemical, but "mostly in your head" is also how I'd describe it. Personally, I don't have a problem not enjoying my routine morning cup. It's preferable, but I've never
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8y ago
It seems to depend on the person? I've seen some anxiety-prone friends freak out on thc, while others felt better like they never had before. It's weird!
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8y ago
This is brilliant! I think I'll hack something together for this soon...
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8y ago
Have you driven the Autobahn before? This is quite normal Delta in speeds. Everyone is generally aware and slow vehicles promptly move to the right.
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8y ago
However, that's a unique case, because the authorities know the hashes of the cleartext files on his machine match the hashes of illicit media. "Foregone conclusion" so long as you believe in the mathematics behind hash coll
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8y ago
This is actually hilarious, and I believe a proper relief from the hyper-reality.
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8y ago
No but I've been using it much less in recent years. Extract the positive utility, while ignoring all the mental junk.
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8y ago
I don't understand - are you saying vaping == smoking? This equality test fails.
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8y ago
Very wrong. Criminals travel. Leaving your front door unlocked is madness, just waiting to see who will come.
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8y ago
What a funny statement! Thankfully, mathematics does not care about an uneducated politician's beliefs. Sadly, they will only end up harming the privacy of normal citizens, while adept criminals shift towards truly secure schemes. Enc
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This is exactly correct. Sure there are "clean" portions of Tumblr, but from what I can tell the real purpose is to host adult content. And there's nothing wrong with that! It's a fantastic magnet for eyes, with which
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8y ago
That's an immense amount of RF. The cancer is likely happening because they are literally being slow-cooked.
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8y ago
For many people, keeping their guns is straight-up worthwhile in exchange for higher suicide-by-gun numbers. This viewpoint should not be discarded through shaming.
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Britain sounds like a dystopia where I can't find a tool to kill myself. Remember Bender and the suicide booths? If you're going to take the guns, please provide some of those.
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What do we say to the people who we takes the means from? "We don't trust you with these tools?". I personally find such control very insulting. At the same time, I respect their desire if it's well thought-out.
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As someone who thinks suicide is an unalienable human right, I find it insulting that someone may wish to take my guns, in order to stimy any attempt I may make at committing suicide. I am certain this is a minority view.
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8y ago
It will all work out of the box. :)
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Isn't this bad from an economic perspective? I thought the gov't wanted to encourage spending and increase the velocity of their money. This directly hinders that.
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8y ago
Thankful for encryption, as it is synonymous with liberty.
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8y ago
It's quite unfortunate, but the eventual solution is resistance. Plants have immune responses too? If they are all extremely similar genetically, that is the actual problem.
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8y ago
I'm excited. My next build shall be AMD.
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Yes, because that's exactly what it is. They are ideas. And you disagree with them. It's very simple - anyone can assert anything, thus each individual must take it upon themselves to be skeptical of the assertion, or blindly ag
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I'd rather have that than the UK dystopia.
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Certainly the speed of it's execution. That could be difference enough to be concerning when shifting from dev to prod.
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