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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
Lots of people here seem to echo the idea that there is a way to prioritize cellular towers. That's up to whoever runs then. The power goes off for everyone in the area. They need to have enough batteries and generator capacity. Many s
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
With those papers kept unsealed, it should be easier for attorneys to get people back their stolen property. Amazing how easy this theft really was. A judge really signed off on the FBI randomly confiscating 1400 unknown safe deposit boxes!
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
That's a very cynical take.
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
With a fiber based service he would be getting very few calls
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
Conspiracy by Ryan Holiday is the definitive account of this story. It's very well written and full of intrigue. A great book, one of the best I've read in years. The only part of the book that seems out of place is near the end,
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
Post-scarcity is not (ever going to be) reality
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
For people wired for competition, that's no answer.
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
Oh, multithreading? You want KA9Q NOS
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
The peptide is N-lactoylphenylalanine So a lot of folks on here are talking about the effects of exercise and stuff like endorphins. Andrew Huberman sums it up best 1. Dopamine and testosterone are closely linked 2. Effort releases dopamine
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
They are very easy to recycle back into oil with a pyrolysis process
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by chriscappuccio 4y ago
China handles this problem by moving batteries from EV use to storage use. Many batteries can still function well at low rates of charge and discharge which is common in solar and grid storage. See Yinlong LTO cells, they are apparently re-
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
Corey is really playing up the media aspect here. I think Corey's tweet exemplifies the problem here which Krebs speculation helped spread; Ubiquiti had no actual security breach, they had an insider ransom fraud. Krebs was also a vict
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
It's ridiculous to expect that you can go after individual users for making single copies while not following your terms. You're going to sue someone for zero damages? For bruising your ego? Good luck with that. For the same reaso
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
by using copyright law as an enforcement mechanism, these licenses make terms which govern behavior controlled by users -- terms which are practically unenforceable this article is a ridiculous charade, starting out saying that people like
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
Chamath? I think this is a signal for smart investors to put money into traditional card companies.
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
Key point here!
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
Graphene suggests that it uses iommu and similar hardware on supported devices to mitigate (some) attacks like this.
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
There is currently no federal rule, law or other mandate for US ISPs to develop, construct or keep CGNAT translation records. The laws that apply in this area only apply to records voluntarily created by the network operator.
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
Hawala exchange doesn't have wire transfers...
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by chriscappuccio 5y ago
I would be more interested in subpoenas for user information than "search warrants" which I'm sure most companies have near zero since 2008 unless they have cartel tiea or whatever
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by chriscappuccio 6y ago
There's literally a hunter biden crack sex tape on something called gtv and Tony bobulinski supposedly a Democrat who was hunters business partner in some of his high dollar china assignments. So sure, the Q bullshit is fake but there&
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by chriscappuccio 7y ago
I love this comment
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by chriscappuccio 7y ago
20+ years ago, same for Seibel
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by chriscappuccio 7y ago
Is ARIN going to assign these to people who are waiting? I certainly haven't seen 2960 /24s being released. They have NOT announced anything like this. Maybe they will "transfer" them for $13 to $19 per IP with a third p
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by chriscappuccio 8y ago
Something is wrong with the design here. Dioxins aren't a problem if covanta incinerates at a high temperature. Safe incineration to burn trash and generate power is doable. The standard is too low here, it seems.
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by chriscappuccio 8y ago
You have the freedom to create your own proprietary derivative, a freedom you lose with the GPL version of rsync.
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by chriscappuccio 8y ago
his last C compiler was called 8cc
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by chriscappuccio 8y ago
Rural theft is a big problem around here. Just a few months ago someone stole the entire generator at a tower site that is high up on top of Grey Butte, near Smith Rock in Redmond, Oregon. I picture a similar risk for solar panels.
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by chriscappuccio 8y ago
Prozac/SSRIs are not like Xanax or even Kratom. They are very useful for withdrawal periods. Just don't take them for years at a time...
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by chriscappuccio 8y ago
Without return traceroutes from tor26 this guy can't prove his claim at all. No proof that the problem is even within 701.

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