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by brohee 3y ago
I was once in a new rental Skoda (using Here maps), that tried to make me cross a river on a bridge that was never built (I looked it up afterward, the project was abandoned). Google Maps saved the day...
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by brohee 3y ago
There is a promising HIV vaccine in trial (eOD-GT8 60-mer), but it will take an extremely long time to assess, but given how efficient tri-therapies and PREP are, this is certainly not a revolution.
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by brohee 3y ago
How do you plan to have any assurance that none of your dependencies is doing it? You could well consume a string you didn't build and be affected.
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by brohee 3y ago
It's more like a marketplace, you can find stuff that will never be seen in a big box store...
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by brohee 3y ago
You tried a big tool specialist like ManoMano? Plenty of pros will actually sell to regular people here...
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by brohee 3y ago
Entities cutting service because they are not getting paid is technically denial of service I guess...
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by brohee 3y ago
SCUMM VM is now like that, plenty of Point and Click games https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm
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by brohee 3y ago
Have you seen Musk swimsuit photos? There is no way he's 200 pounds. It's much more and it's not from muscle. He'd have to hardcore diet and train to get back somewhat in shape.
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by brohee 3y ago
Unlike Reddit Discord has a good client. Reddit forcing people on its official app is the issue, and would be less so if it was any good. As it is, it's not, because of a long list of bugs (as egregious as not displaying the right post
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by brohee 3y ago
This statement is supported by you being a long-standing moderator of which subreddit again?
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by brohee 3y ago
Translations briefly disappeared. I strongly suspect money wiring was involved in getting them back.
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by brohee 3y ago
A lot of people learned about it when tutorials on inducing it on statues of questionable personnalities sprouted up.
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by brohee 3y ago
By policy, over the next 80 years .
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by brohee 3y ago
I think this is kinda needed for air tightness, but shouldn't stop anyone from running empty conduits for future use...
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by brohee 3y ago
They could have a tiered system where at least things that have deployments in the billions get a special treatment. Holidays can be cancelled, releases rescheduled over a bad enough vulnerability in a sufficiently common software. Miscor
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by brohee 3y ago
I don't know why he assumes NVD is a big organization. I'd be surprised if they occupied a full floor. They're most likely understaffed and underpaid, which is not a good start for a mistake free environment. But his point st
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by brohee 3y ago
Because they get abuse from the vocal transphobe subset of the HN population. ( https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/110507731403617388 )
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by brohee 3y ago
Another follow up on Mastodon is about the ban evasion that HN does specifically for Asahi. https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/110503050993279759 I find it pretty tasteless for HN to do that.
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by brohee 3y ago
Dunno about sci-fi, but some tactical gear is incorporating D3O today (see https://www.deltathreeoscar.com/ ). And I suspect the most advanced stuff is not quite public.
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by brohee 3y ago
The high table soldiers do wear commercially sourced ballistic helmets that stop handgun bullets IRL (and some rifle rounds). UHMWPE is truly a wonder material.
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by brohee 3y ago
A 9mm round (most typical in John Wick) is around 600J of muzzle energy (and John Wick fights are extremely close range so we can use the same estimate for impact). That's in the range of a strong punch by a good boxer (a good heavywei
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by brohee 3y ago
Cost, unlike solar, batteries and HVDC nuclear has a negative learning curve (gets more expensive over time as we learn over time to build it with more safety features, and retrofit them on existing plants) and takes too long for proper lea
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by brohee 4y ago
In one instance I did that by storing the file on a fault tolerant NAS. Basically I outsourced the issue to NetApp. The NAS was already there to match other requirements so why not lean on IT.
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by brohee 4y ago
Pretty common in industrial control. Your sensors take measurements at a constant rate all day everyday. Sometime a pretty high rate e.g. IEC 61850 is at 4 kHz.
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by brohee 4y ago
I read it as being tongue in cheek.
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by brohee 4y ago
Made EU legal it's €13K ( https://nikrob.uk/ ).
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by brohee 4y ago
Oh my, that dataset is badly poisoned https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=hay+river+average+disch... gives 3.63 billion m3/s. If I'm not mistaken that's would be one Lake Huron ( https://www.wolfra
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by brohee 4y ago
And lock mechanisms. This doesn't help me find a knife with a flipper and a button lock.
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by brohee 4y ago
It's crazy that Finland is OK with only being able to fly their planes 20 minutes a day. I get they are so fast that intercept from takeoff isn't much longer than intercept from up in the air but still...
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by brohee 4y ago
The root of that is that CVSS scoring is utterly broken, and that even if it wasn't, issues bellow some threshold probably shouldn't be assigned a CVE. And if open source developers have it bad, people running public bug bounties

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