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David Madore answered on Twitter : https://twitter.com/gro_tsen/status/1483054395524796421 , the discrepancy is likely due to you using Python's colourscience package SPECTRAL_SHAPE_DEFAULT which is based on A
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It's to be noted that since the article Ignition! has been reprinted, and is indeed an awesome book.
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The CAB forum BR requires that CAs use HSMs, so I call bullshit. Those soft HSMs are used in dev environments. Unless you talk about enterprises internal CA, where the storage of keys is usually not the biggest concern. https://c
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https://www.vox.com/2014/9/5/6108169/yellowstone-supervolcan... Definitely impactful but not civilization ending.
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with an average number of escort per client at 26, and at least some of them being repeat customers (but possibly some of them being robbed multiple times), it doesn't look that much... Well below 1% per act.
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The carbon footprint of those proposals is always forgotten. Global warming is a more important issue than junk email.
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Looks like the blog entry was deleted, but not before its was grabbed by the Internet Archive... https://web.archive.org/web/20210926210914/http://blog.eladg... It reads as a weak attempt to detach Thera
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What kind of answer would you expect, in all seriousness? The thing you are reporting is not illegal or even dodgy.
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What is the issue exactly? Is there any kind of exploitation attempts or is someone fishing for banners to do statistics upon? The second case is research, and legitimate...
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Reserves grew despite increased extraction. So far we are discovering faster than we can extract. Obviously it is something to keep an eye on but panic is not warranted.
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Known reserves, not reserves. ( https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2021/mcs2021-cobalt.pdf ). Same known reserves were 4.5M tons in 2000. ( https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/prd-wret/assets&#x
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Defrauding the billionaire investors was likely not enough to get a lengthy jail sentence, so of course they do. Why shouldn't they, it's not like the victims aren't real? But I don't see of it sets back research at all,
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More than an active shooter drill?
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Heard recently from another defendant: "Sorry I have blonde hair white skin a great job a great future and I'm not going to jail."
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Theter seemingly froze some the money ( https://twitter.com/ncweaver/status/1425107440324935680 ). So code is law until it isn't.
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Do they have split stats for girls attending all girls school? Bullying is often the root cause of teenage suicide, and I wonder wether a mixed environment makes it better or worse...
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Why was this preferred to using a thickness planner to even the boards?
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The algorithms have been resistant, the implementations not so much. We discovered pretty quickly that side channel free implementations are very hard, and thus most attacks have been on implementations and not the algorithms themselves. An
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It's pretty dependent on skilled people using it, every ding must be properly repainted before the concrete is poured, so extra care must be taken transporting and laying it. https://www.ijser.org/researchpaper/Epo
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I think the problem disappearing while running tcpdump is one of the truest instances of Schrödingbug...
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The Economist estimates the current victim count at 10M±3M. This is really not helped by the disorganization in some countries and the utterly fraudulent data reported by others (Russia, Egypt...) https://www.economist.com/b
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https://twitter.com/mbbroberg/status/1392190437213999113 The reception has been so bad they emergency retitled the blog entry "5 Linux commands I never use"
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It actually moved to BitBucket https://bitbucket.org/jpcgt/flatcam/src/master/ , the GitHub repo is not up to date.
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A stir fry in a wok only properly work over an open flame... Because the wok doesn't contact the heating surface...
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https://man.openbsd.org/tree.3
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The "Wat?" Talk got quite a few example and is hilarious. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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> what is 15 years minus the amount of time it takes to build out a nuclear power plant? If the last European projects are to be taken as models, it's a negative number (Olkiluoto 3 started in 2005 and not online before next year at
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No simple way because Apple is sitting on its ass.
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% cd ~ && ln -s /usr/bin/sudo sudoedit && ./sudoedit -s \\ sudoedit(75875,0x109abbdc0) malloc: Incorrect checksum for freed object 0x7fcf2fc06bf8: probably modified after being freed. Corrupt val
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Not the thing saving you, as it is sudo invoked as sudoedit that permits entering the bad codepath... A simple symbolic link and you now have sudoedit. And... macOS looks vulnerable to me % cd ~ && ln -s /usr/bin/
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