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by cbanek 7y ago
The article said it's a relay attack, not a replay attack: https://hackernoon.com/signal-amplification-relay-attack-sar...
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by cbanek 7y ago
Also, watch out for the cops and be on your best behavior with respect to speed. When I was out there, I was amazed how many cops would follow me for miles and miles, because I had out of state plates. Other than that, it was a great time
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by cbanek 7y ago
I agree with you that many of these are self inflicted problems. I particularly like your answer to #3, which I think I'm going to have to start adopting! One part that I agree with the author is that local kubernetes clusters or even
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by cbanek 7y ago
From Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: "Have a point! It makes it so much more interesting for the listener!" In general, I find most technical and scientific talks are the person gushing about whatever they think is cool, sometim
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by cbanek 7y ago
That's why I said "I don't know of any." I would love to know more if you know anything about what they're doing. As the only reference and information I could find about this company was literally this one paragr
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by cbanek 7y ago
> "If you're a good upstanding person who is doing things lawfully, nobody has concerns," the officer told GovTech And this is the slippery slope of, "oh so you're asserting your rights? You must have done somet
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by cbanek 7y ago
> TrustedFor: LinkedIn is just such an awful platform that there’s space for a startup to disrupt it by just remaking it. TrustedFor is building “LinkedIn 2.0,” a platform for professional profiles that is centered around recommendations
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by cbanek 7y ago
While it's true the 10 year - 1 year spread is negative, usually when you're talking about yield curve inversions, the duration people focus on is the 10 year - 2 year. That's not currently inverted, but very shortly it was,
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by cbanek 7y ago
I don't disagree with what your saying, but I think LSST's builder concept is actually quite amazing and the opposite side of that coin. For people building the telescope (think hardware, software, logistics, everything before the
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by cbanek 7y ago
I guess the real question is though how many of them actually quit. I'd bet it's lower than how many are planning to quit.
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Tesla Sent to Space Completes Sun Orbit, May Eventually Crash into Earth(observer.com)
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by cbanek 7y ago
Sounds like you could try one of my favorite strategies from the same source: 'When possible, refer all matters to committees, for "further study and consideration." Attempt to make the committees as large as possible - never
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by cbanek 7y ago
People in Texas must be smoking some bad stuff if people are getting released because they can't prove it's over or under .3% THC. But I bet they have the precision to determine anything worthy of smoking (for example, some cali
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by cbanek 7y ago
As someone who now works in astronomy, I'm not at all surprised at the high self-citation rate for the field. It is true that a lot of papers are published by large consortiums. For example, at LSST (where I work), if you have been w
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by cbanek 7y ago
Well delivering multiple satellites could be a thing, it's still basically the same cost by mass, you're just splitting the monetary cost up among different customers. If you are delivering multiple GEO satellites, you also have
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by cbanek 7y ago
> Epic Aerospace: Epic is manufacturing inexpensive space tugs to deliver satellites into geostationary orbit. The 21-year-old founder has been building rockets since he was 16, and is now managing a team of seven aerospace engineers wit
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by cbanek 7y ago
I respectfully disagree. While there is communication overhead, it really does scale with the number of people you have to communicate with. If you have twice the people working half the time, you still have twice the communication cost.
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by cbanek 7y ago
I absolutely love KSP, Factorio, Civ, etc. I'll just add Rimworld here into the mix, my newest obsession. It's a rare game where you can harvest people's organs. And the mod community is really good, just like KSP's m
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by cbanek 7y ago
For less reputable police, they might just say the dog alerted when it didn't. What's a layman to say? No it didn't? And courts usually give the benefit of the doubt to police, even if they technically shouldn't. Bec
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by cbanek 7y ago
I would say each developer also has their own process, which may be more or less or different than the organizational process. I find that good devs have a good personal process. I think being an expert sometimes means you know which rules
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by cbanek 7y ago
Totally agree. I do plain ASCII text, specifically to help the robots, and it's easier to break down and paste into stupid application forms where they want your resume, but they also want you to write in all the info from your resume
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by cbanek 7y ago
Yes. I have 10+ years of employment with so many projects it would take forever to list them. I have a 1 page resume. (I've also given up on .pdf and .doc, and just give it out as plain .txt) Figure out what experience is useful for
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by cbanek 7y ago
I'm holding out for a subscription OS.
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by cbanek 7y ago
> hardware that supports microSDXC slots won’t automatically support every size of card in this format. The Samsung Galaxy S9, for example, officially supports cards up to 400GB. There’s no guarantee that your 512GB card will work. This
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by cbanek 7y ago
Fidelity has a good banking service and credit card system. If your retirement / investment accounts are at Fidelity, it's really convenient. They do have "branches" in larger cities, where you can deposit large checks,
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by cbanek 7y ago
At one previous job I was at, people were saying things are done when they weren't. Then the PM started going, is it done-done? Oh sure. I think that mostly meant "is it actually checked in and running?" Then when we had
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by cbanek 7y ago
Penn & Teller: Bullshit Season 8 Episode 8 did an experiment to try to verify this. They couldn't find that people could predict who is old and who isn't via a sniff test.
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by cbanek 7y ago
I feel like there are a lot more layers to this that aren't discussed. I think it's a lot like enlightenment, in that there are sometimes considered different levels. Some can be comforting (money isn't everything), and som
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by cbanek 7y ago
I think the 4th picture in the first carousel is a desktop background I had once.
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by cbanek 7y ago
I know both of these names, although I am always amazed every year how the media swarms DEFCON and there always seems to be a steady stream of news stories and articles about computer security and various hacking things for a week or two or

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