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by bragr 5y ago
Just going off this table [1] there is pretty wide disagreement of what constitutes open source between different groups, so to claim without qualification that you alone get to define and arbitrate that seems pretty crazy to me. Like eithe
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by bragr 5y ago
>A busy public WiFi controlled by a hostile party is more likely to engage in port scans and other intrusive probes, so yes, this advice holds extra weight. I mean if you define the party as hostile then yeah but that also all applies to
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by bragr 5y ago
>Do not use anything on public WiFi unless the security patches are current. That's good advice for going online in general but nothing about public wifi makes this particularly more dangerous. >Android [can] have better defenses
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by bragr 5y ago
https://www.thedrive.com/tech/43636/toyota-reviewing-key-fob...
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by bragr 5y ago
One thing that could help with the bots is leveraging some of the community generate blocklists for the ssh bots such as blocklist.de though there are other providers. It may not stop all of them, but will cut down a lot on the noise. These
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by bragr 5y ago
I don't know about you but my car gets taxed every year in the form of vehicle registration fees which in part depend on the weight and classification of the vehicle and that's before getting into gas taxes.
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by bragr 5y ago
There's nothing inherently unethical about taking preorders. Tesla's controversial business practices aside, pretty much every car manufacturer takes preorders, not to mentions books, games, etc. Where preorders get unethical is w
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by bragr 5y ago
No, he still get's his full self driving whenever that's released. They haven't taken that away from him. They just kicked him out of the exclusive beta program which isn't paid.
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by bragr 5y ago
And to be clear it was keyfob based remote start they wanted to charge for, not app/internet based.
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by bragr 5y ago
It's not about the license really. It's just that I see no real reason why we should consider all the propriety implementations of RISC-V any materially more open source than any random ARM processor. Either way we know the ISA bu
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by bragr 5y ago
>To be among the first to use an open source, RISC-V CPU in a regular computer? A portable one, no less?! To be a pioneer of a more open hardware future? That sounds like an absolute privilege. Is this an actual open source processor? I
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by bragr 5y ago
Opinionated frameworks are great as long as you fit the designed use case, you fit their documented and undocumented limits, and the pricing model is compatible with your business model. If you fit that, yeah go for it. However, many don&#x
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by bragr 5y ago
Are you getting it all at once or as an infusion? Considering this is given as an infusion over 40 minutes, this seems to be a pretty mild dose consistent with mild analgesia and well bellow the recreation and dissociative doses based on al
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by bragr 5y ago
> you should not consider them "yours" It's my domain and I'm the admin on G Suite so it's just as much my personal account as any gmail account, and to follow your logic then you basically shouldn't use any
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by bragr 5y ago
You shouldn't do it but your only decent chance (without knowing someone at google) of getting your account back is probably to pay the ransom though I suspect this person is probably more interested in fucking with people than making
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by bragr 5y ago
It's possible but not super easy to not associate a phone with it. You have to very careful not to opt in because once you do you can't opt out. As for wiping the phone, that's a standard feature of both "Find My iPhone&
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by bragr 5y ago
Factual reporting makes for a poor moral panic.
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by bragr 5y ago
>The future of flight shouldn’t be things with propellers and turbines Why not? Modern turbofans and constant speed, variable pitch propellers are very high efficiency. According to the linked paper, the thrust it can produce is directly
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by bragr 5y ago
I've always had good experiences with the Dell Developer edition laptops but I don't have enough datapoints to say it's definitely the best option. For desktops, generally getting Linux preinstalled is not a big deal as long
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by bragr 5y ago
I mean arguably WWII started in 1937 with the Second Sino-Japanese War (or even 1935 with the Italian invasion of Ethiopia) and took a few years to spin up into a global inferno. Alternatively you could possibly compare the current Russian
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by bragr 5y ago
To be fair, the government caught onto that scheme and was not amused. https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/ford/2021/06/03/ford-...
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by bragr 5y ago
That's true though modern breadboards tend to be good to the low mhz range in my limited experience. Building breadboard computers in the 1-10Mhz range is well documented online.
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by bragr 5y ago
I love the hand hewn charm of these old boards. Now even homemade boards are designed in software so everything is very straight and regular, but with old boards you can tell everything was done by hand from the design to the layout to the
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by bragr 5y ago
Zooming in on the unit, the range knob on the function generator goes from 1hz to 1Mhz and the pulse generator 100ms to 100ns. I looked in a 1968 catalog a didn't see anything with close to those capabilities. https://radios
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by bragr 5y ago
Just poking at the two home pages (tor and not) twitterhbmit57bzbcjnujedrn7uk73geo4ackio4lxdj6t7w6f4zsid.onion is the equivalent of the abs.twimg.com CDN, so assets, javascript files, fonts, etc I don't immediately see what twitterhpgj
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by bragr 5y ago
Traffic to hidden services stays within the tor network so you don't need exit nodes. However it isn't necessarily faster. As I understand it, with a typical hidden service, the hidden service nominates certain nodes for clients t
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by bragr 5y ago
Looking at the docs for that, it looks like they had to redo most of the assets for exactly this reason. The person who put it on the web may not had to redo them, but someone did. https://github.com/SimHacker/micropoli
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by bragr 5y ago
The short answer is it depends. In this case where you want to independently distribute a game in a playable state, you need to recreate everything from scratch in order to not violate copyright. In other cases, they only implement the game
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by bragr 5y ago
Where do you think the well informed people on Reddit and Twitter get their info? I'm being slightly facetious, and there's obviously independent reporting and direct witnesses to events online. But you take away the journalism or
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by bragr 5y ago
That would be an awkward claim considering Ukraine _had_ nuclear weapons and gave them up to Russia in the 90s for guarantees about Ukraine's territorial integrity. Obviously that didn't work so well for Ukraine now

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