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by btbuilder 7y ago
Pretty sure KSP RAPIER is a fictional copy of the described SABRE engine.
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Milky Way's centre exploded 3.5M years ago(bbc.co.uk)
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93.
by btbuilder 7y ago
Chevy Bolt has very workable range. ~230 EPA
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by btbuilder 7y ago
I see. Hence evil maid attack. If someone has temporary physical access they could install malware that captures data when the device is unlocked. Chargers as an attack vector seem more likely, if more mundane.
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by btbuilder 7y ago
I don’t have deep knowledge of the security architecture here but, in general the key doesn’t need to be compromised to retrieve data in secure systems. What prevents unauthorized firmware from requesting that the Secure Enclave decrypt all
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by btbuilder 7y ago
Negligent or malicious, no matter which, I would not want to deploy devices that had hardcoded ssh private keys. Default passwords can be dealt with.
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by btbuilder 8y ago
Primarily the shocks / dampeners and their rubber bushings.
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by btbuilder 8y ago
As the article eludes to it is not without its challenges, however. As an example see this issue: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/1435 which goes into some of the details why implementing a call for setui
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by btbuilder 8y ago
Pretty sure NTSC standard/transmission is actually 29.97. It was 30Hz when originally released in black and white and then some was dedicated to the color channel. 30fps (b&w NTSC) and 25fps (PAL) are derived from grid AC frequenci
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by btbuilder 8y ago
There's another UPS-source option, which is also my favorite, flywheel! Back in the 00s I visited a DC that two very large flywheel UPS that were being trialed to replace the battery room.
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by btbuilder 8y ago
I fell victim to a virus on PC that only had a floppy drive. The virus was a DOS TSR virus that would stay resident, hook itself into DOS' interrupts and infect any executables run, even if on a different disk.
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by btbuilder 8y ago
I think this has to do with a fundamental difference in how sensitive account number and routing numbers are in the US compared with other international financial systems I have used. In the US, if someone has your account number and routin
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by btbuilder 9y ago
You can't generalize residency like that. It depends. In the EU laws on residency are different for each member state. You become US tax resident based on the significant presence test without presenting any proof You become a legal pe
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by btbuilder 9y ago
Hold your horses there. The emphasis on OP's quoted line should be on _technically_. A bill has to proceed through Royal Assent by the Queen before it becomes law [1]. It just happens that she is always timely with this duty and always
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by btbuilder 9y ago
I know several software engineers who qualified for L1B (rather than L1A) after one year of working for foreign subsidiaries of US companies. One person was able to transfer to the US after 6 months due to L1 blanket status of the US compan
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by btbuilder 9y ago
Interesting. I don't have access to the code I was talking about anymore, but I'm pretty sure that I did have different threads in different mount namespaces. Looking at the man-page briefly it looks like the restriction you are t
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by btbuilder 9y ago
I find the use of Go for the userland pretty cool. It makes sense in this case considering if you disable cgo the only external dependency you have is the Linux syscall table. I've implemented a number of system tools in Go and it is p
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by btbuilder 9y ago
Sounds like you are describing containers; while not emulation neither is virtualization. There are many more opportunities for escape dealing with Linux containers than virtualization due to the increased complexity of the interface. While
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by btbuilder 9y ago
Directly from the report[1]: "We do not rule out the possibility that there was foreign interference in the EU referendum caused by a DDOS (distributed denial of service attack) using botnets, though we do not believe that any such int
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by btbuilder 10y ago
It's perfectly legal now to be a founder on an H1B if there is a way for the "company" to fire any individual. Establishing a board of directors with investors or having 3 co founders so that any 2 can fire the third.
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by btbuilder 10y ago
Personally I think that is too simplistic a position and the reality is more complex. Most people would agree that using this approach to spy on your employees to track their banking activity is unethical. Using MITM-SSL as a way to get vis
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by btbuilder 10y ago
All MITM proxies I know require an enterprise CA trusted by the end-point. If that CA is on your machine the endpoint is probably owned by your employer. It is legal in most jurisdictions for your employer to monitor the usage of resources
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by btbuilder 10y ago
How about very subtle in with the noise. Like this attempt to backdoor Linux in 2003: https://lwn.net/Articles/57135/ Hard to get a collision though I'm guessing.
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by btbuilder 10y ago
This is true for GPL too if the copyright holders (authors or rights holders if signed over) decide to relicense. It has happened many times before. An example would be Nessus. This wouldn't retroactively change already released code h
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by btbuilder 10y ago
Pretty sure you retain your priority date across job changes if you already have an approved I-140 from your old employer.
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by btbuilder 10y ago
Alternatively I have been using IntelliJ with the Go plugin for about a year and now the Gogland EAP. It has some really cool features like VCS integration, "TODO" panel and "goto" functionality that works through interf
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by btbuilder 10y ago
I think it was more that they didn't want customers to have to fill it, as it's just one more annoying maintenance item to take care of it. I've never seen any warning or notice stating that it should not be filled by owners.
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by btbuilder 10y ago
There has been a database of visa overstayers for a very long time. Today it is based on flight records, it used to be done via paper forms (I-94(W)) [1] What is being talked about (and has been for years) is biometric identity confirmation
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by btbuilder 10y ago
Minor: Ubuntu 14.04 can run an LTS 4.4 kernel via the linux-generic-lts-xenial package.
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by btbuilder 10y ago
Also not necessary a no-brainer on cost: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2016/10/prweb13764156.htm "But where labor efficiency is greater than [400 VMs per engineer], OpenStack becomes more financially att

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