boredgamer2

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Who Is Using Dmarc?(dmarc.org)
1 points by boredgamer2 6y ago|0 comments
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
How does it eject this energy to propulse through space, if it's just spinning in circles inside the engine?
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
There is a comment at the bottom of the article from an expert in the Air Force: > William Hargus, lead of the Air Force Research Laboratory's Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine Program, is a co-author of the study and began working
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
No worries. Congrats on launching
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
> Would you be interested if I write a blog post? How peer to peer architecture became obsolete and why no software is using it. Ya, I'd be interested in reading that! Could you address why it wouldn't work with NAT the same wa
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
> no one is looking for something they don't even know exists. I would be happy to direct your attention to the "Show" link on the top toolbar, where no one can miss it
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
I tried some of the explorer stuff, and it looks great. I didn't spend too much time looking, but is it free? Or what's the pricing? It's not clear how much it is to use..
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Trapdoor Function(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by boredgamer2 6y ago|0 comments
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
> 20times in 9 months is absolutely ok! It's actually not okay and the HN system is designed to stop that behaviour. Looking at the submissions this appears subverted through various subdomains and TLDs, but its the same submission.
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by boredgamer2 6y ago
> Peer to peer has been dead for more than a decade. Source? Some apps like bittorrent have increased in the past decade, have they not?
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The ‘@’ symbol was almost lost to history. Here’s how Ray Tomlinson saved it(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by boredgamer2 6y ago|0 comments