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by bluesign 6y ago
It is already used with QoS [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality_of_service
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by bluesign 7y ago
This takes accuracy hit for sure, total time of route can be different than the total time of segments. Especially if the route is long.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Yeah actually from my understanding, even in the transistor, state (location) of electrons should change only, not the number of electrons.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Actually this is exactly what fake news is, putting facts in different spotlight, and let people to reach wrong verdict: (also it is called propaganda) Even when reading the article, author is going between two sides, but considering headli
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by bluesign 7y ago
Facebook is also ad & analytics network. You can replace facebook, with any ad/analytics network and it will still be true. Probably vice’s mobile app, or website, or any other app with ads, sharing this information. Problem is try
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by bluesign 7y ago
I managed to run sample app on linux box. Observations: - I am not sure this is 'full' javascript engine. I am thinking more inline with static-eval [0] Example 1: Date.now() returns 'Exception: undefined' Example 2:
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by bluesign 7y ago
I don’t have access to windows machine, but what does ‘full’ mean in the title? Like can it open outgoing network connections? Can load remote code?
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by bluesign 7y ago
Actually better can be like nested signing with many CAs, I sign my certificate with 3 different CA, let's say from US, Russia, China etc. Unless all 3 are bad, I am safe.
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by bluesign 7y ago
yeah they switched to pbr, so AUTHORS file is generated on build. Not tracked on git PS: actually original author is in AUTHORS file
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by bluesign 7y ago
I think the situation here is accidental removal of AUTHORS file only. (With accidental .gitignore config) I think legally, (also ethically) Copyright (C) 2007-2013 Guake authors Should be fine as long as they keep his name in authors file.
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by bluesign 7y ago
‘Calls only’ maybe possible, as we have huge bandwidth to base station and calls require really small bandwidth. Also afaik 2g doesnt have strict timing requirements.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Safest way is to hack the SSD/HDD firmware, make it report its size half. Depending on some condition, make it use the selected half. (ex: some byte in first sector, some ATA command)
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by bluesign 7y ago
It would not work for mass data collection, maybe only on targeted attacks.
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by bluesign 7y ago
I understand data is not moving but if data structures are different there has to be some kinda merge or cloning of the data. So basically I am at Wikipedia and Superwiki's mercy for interoperability. What is the value of having(hostin
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by bluesign 7y ago
"I imagined it more like a schemaless database." schemaless database would destroy the system immediately. All providers putting their own meta-extensions will make my pod trash "The other provider would provide those integra
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by bluesign 7y ago
for literacy you are right, should be around 10%, for Turkish literacy I think OP is closer, around 1%
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by bluesign 7y ago
"Crucially, the value that service adds would not be hosting and backing-up of your email, but rather just the interface and functionality" Yeah but doesn't that create a problem, vendor lock-in. Let's imagine we managed
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by bluesign 7y ago
Great to see someone with experience with Solid. I have few questions, maybe you can answer. I saw on your blog about wiki data model example. Let's say you built a Solid app around that one. Put on a website like superwiki.com, allowi
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by bluesign 7y ago
This kills the innovation or puts too much power to the first innovator. - if solid will dictate a protocol for data, it should cover the common denominator: so if you have your email on gmail now, lets say solid is covering basic email str
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by bluesign 7y ago
Cause some events have dress code which is applying to everyone not only women. And it is totally accepted standard for host to set this dress code. I dont see nothing wrong here
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by bluesign 7y ago
First of all, dress code is directed to both sexes, it is obvious this headline is sexualized with bad intent. ever reading gitlab told salesmen to wear black tie and blazer? Something can be literally true, but in the mean time out of cont
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by bluesign 7y ago
This is the dress code, if you google cocktail casual, it is short dress + hills. Also stepping up for both men and women, from business casual to cocktail casual
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by bluesign 7y ago
Cause openwrt doesnt care if some feature doesnt work but oem should support all features
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by bluesign 7y ago
It is mostly related to drivers to soc, not about paying devs
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by bluesign 7y ago
’The hackers have attacked at least 30 organizations, including government ministries, embassies and security services as well as companies and other groups, according to a Reuters review of public internet records‘ Which public internet re
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by bluesign 7y ago
From my experience, dumping memory and most likely reverse engineering the binary is a must. Actually as it is legacy system, changes are this will be easier. To be honest, the path to follow mostly depends on the OS. As it is critical syst
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by bluesign 7y ago
To be honest your approach looks like: - Some airline is selling plane ticket and insurance on website. (insurance covers change of plans, rebooking etc, and even if you don't fly that flight, they are booking you another one same day)
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by bluesign 7y ago
"unless they paid for this add-on we made no guarantees about the permanence of their data in the event of a storage problem" To be honest this is not a good way to do hosting business. If you provide a service called "Simple
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by bluesign 7y ago
Basically you hires the lawyer as the manager no? Just lawyer has AI as assistant to do the all paperwork.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Actually no, by default copyright is assigned to the user of the AI.

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