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by bouncycastle 1y ago
this is the same thing with wifi. There are different channels and transmission power rules depending on country. Something you cannot change even if you are root or build your own kernel, as it's built in to the wifi hardware (eg. ras
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by bouncycastle 1y ago
The US is not defending Taiwan for the sake of "supporting its people" it or because of TSMC. It's actually because Taiwan is part of the "First island chain", and it's crucial in keeping China away from taking
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by bouncycastle 1y ago
my pixel 2 is still rocking too, what an amazing device! (although it now I only use it for flappy bird..) Highly disappointed that Google stopped updates a long time ago.
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by bouncycastle 1y ago
were you one of those believers at the start?
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by bouncycastle 1y ago
another perspective is that WW1 hasn't ended, and ww2 was actually WW1. Even now, if you look at the Ukrainian conflict from an economic perspective, it's a continuation of the same conflicts of ww1
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by bouncycastle 1y ago
Jupiter and Saturn moons always make inspiring hostnames. Right now, I have Callisto, Europa, and Ganymede. Ganymede has the most powerful setup. Yesterday, I decommissioned Io.
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by bouncycastle 1y ago
Last night I spent hours fighting o3. I never made a Dockerfile in my life, so I thought it would be faster just getting o3 to point to the GitHub repo and let it figure out, rather than me reading the docs and building it myself. I spent h
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
most likely "shell access" was confused with execution of "shellcode" which is a type of code, typically bytecode, that gets injected by the hacker and the server gets tricked into executing it. Once it's executed,
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
blockchain nodes
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
Imagine the performance boost if you removed the browser
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
the nomikai is part of the work, where the social status is being reinforced (pouring drinks while deeply bowing to the boss, getting forced to drink, the speeches, the clapping, etc)
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
in my case, I prefer to see that the code is calling functions, so that I'm aware that they take extra resources such as stack space and it's easy to quickly jump into the functions to find what they are doing. Code that uses op o
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
version 2.0 will ship with the most requested feature: ability to also use the space bar
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
zou is actually the onyomi (Chinese origin) reading. I guess the sound has been morphed since Japanese doesn't have tones like Chinese.
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
All you need is regular exercise to improve blood flow
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by bouncycastle 2y ago
because you can just declare a custom type and have constants that use the custom type.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Good old Scarlet Fever can cause heart disease from complications, and there's no vaccine for it. Obviously it's noticeable if someone has it, but it's mostly a just a sore throat & fever.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Would it be possible that something else caused it, leading you to also have a more severe episode of COVID? Perhaps you had a preexisting undiagnosed immune disorder, which expressed itself during the COVID episode?
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
they didn't break the law. Otherwise, if your boss asked you to drive their friend to the airport, then that would be illegal.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
The first time I've learned of an iron lung was from The Big Lebowski, "Is this your homework Larry" scene. Larry's father was in the iron lung, in the living room. I was very curious about the machine, so I've look
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
for linux, try the scp command. It works wonders! Also, rsync is very useful https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-rsync-over-ssh
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Best way to learn Korean is to learn to read Hangul first. Romanization of Korean is misleading, and leads to pronunciation mistakes. For example, 부산 is romanized to Busan, but the actual pronunciation is more like Pusan, which is a p with
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
antimalware / antivirus companies are another example.
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
another example is when reading from a file using io.Reader. EOF is returned as an error, but you still need to check the slice for any new bytes that we read before the EOF. A lot of errors are actually good to have, and still return criti
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
RSA = Republic of South Africa
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
I don't like Tether myself, but it's definitely not counterfeiting. To counterfeit something, you need to pass it off as the real thing. Tether is not the real USD, it's just a currency made to be worth around the same amount
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
I think these might be the marine embassy guards, which would make sense since the us doesn't have embassies in these countries, but it does have one in Russia. https://www.marines.com/resources/marine-security-gua
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
It's a little rusty
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
Not sure about the T480s, but I'm posting this comment from a T480 with 64GB ;-)
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by bouncycastle 3y ago
And yet, Mozilla earned close to $600 million in 2022 https://www.ghacks.net/2023/12/05/mozilla-earned-close-to-60... Surely enough funding to keep going?

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