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by ckozlowski 2y ago
It'd likely to be more accurate to say that some are left that simply don't explode yet. A good example would be certain cases of cluster munitions that are designed to hit airfields. A most of the explosives will go off and crate
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
I was delighted to see this name pop up in my HN feed of all places. I've the joy of being married to a fantasy illustrator, and through her I've been able to attend a number of fantasy art conventions and shows. As I've seen
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
There was a lot of nuclear war planning around those from the 50s through the 80s. There's some good sites out there that go into detail like http://coldwar-c4i.net/
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
Very cool. What are you using to rate severity in the security scan? Is there a full list of checks being performed? I recommend having both resources in your documentation. If you're referencing another document, link to it. That way
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
Welcome!
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
This was a special case. Much of Ukraine's connectivity came via donations from SpaceX, and via their commercial business. They gave free connectivity to Ukraine for a direct military purpose. There's legitimate reasons for why Sp
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
There's a pretty big caveat in this story which I feel is being looked over: "Disabling seamless SSO would have widespread and unique consequences for government employees, who relied on physical “smart cards” to log onto their de
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
I've been looking forward to this documentary by noclip. As I'm in the U.S., this soundtrack introduced me to so much UK dance music. It sounded otherwordly. I first discovered Underworld through this soundtrack, who remain one o
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Artists are fleeing Instagram to keep their work out of Meta's AI(washingtonpost.com)
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
Some context: This site is being moved from https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/ , and I think it's still a work in progress. The github page is worth a look to see what's new: https://github.com/
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
I'm trying to decide if parents with small children will either love or hate this feature.
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by ckozlowski 2y ago
I concur. When I was young, my parents bought me a copy of X-Wing (CD-ROM) for our Win95, Pentium 100 machine. My parents were not computer savvy, and being only 13 myself, I didn't know much about computers. My dad couldn't get i
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
They did come about, in the late 60s. Williams worked on these to varying degrees of success. One of their designs became quite famous. The F107 powers the BGM-109 Tomahawk and AGM-86 ALCM. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
Can you share more?
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
Fully agreed. I was the first graduating class from one of the first public high schools in the country with an IT magnet program. I remember the program coordinator telling us and our parents in a big presentation that we could be making $
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
This is the best take I've read yet. I don't disagree with Paul's choice to focus on entrepreneurship and getting rich here. If you're looking to excite people, tell an exciting story. Captivate imagination. No one gets
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
It's true, and it often forgets that most other aircraft go through the same teething problems. As the article skillfully shows, there's a lot of work that goes into seemingly simple things like a hook. Other elements can be reall
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I'm pretty sure OP is referring to either the ramifications of that event (the climax of part 1), or perhaps the end of part 1 which sets part 2 in motion (with a drastic change in focus). I'm being deliberately vague in order to
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I think so. Like OP, I would browse Pitchfork's reviews every so often, and often come away with things I never considered. That's the difference between looking at music reviews and following the algorithm. The latter points you
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
The US Navy is putting a lot of research into directed energy weapons (DEW) for this purpose. The primary intent behind these is to offer a low-cost and "deep magazine" for taking out missiles and drones. There's a few demons
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I agree. The observations of foreign shipyards and competitiveness I thought was interesting and bore resemblance to points I'd seen made elsewhere. It read as credible. When the author began going into military strategy, that's w
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I was coming here to reference this actually. The Tabletop version is very similar. Wealth is abstracted, you're basically at a certain level or not. Far more important though are whether or not said item or thing is available, where,
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
Indeed, it's a complex topic. I was reading an article just the other day on nuclear targeting strategy(1); the thought that goes into this and how it interacts with the greater warfighting strategy, or arms control agreements, is daun
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I'm glad to read this, as I hit upon a similar solution for my own password store. My Keepass DB lives in Dropbox, but my key file does not. If I want to open it (along with password) on a device, I manually install the key. I'm s
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
Indeed. I don't think his actions were called for either, but I appreciated that he apologized profusely afterwards, and pointed said - repeatedly - that the producer hadn't done anything wrong and that his fans needed to leave th
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
He often was. Like any challenge or segment with his tagline "I mean, really ? How hard can it be?" where he'd leverage his critical person to point out "Yes, it's actually really hard."
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I cannot upvote this enough.
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I also have a 2 year old here with these (imagine my surprise to see this on HN), and I've troubleshooted more than one track creation. I can confirm the findings of the above poster. They don't buckle upwards much. There's s
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
I sense that perhaps a lawsuit targeting this practice might be incoming then, if the FCC forces them to proceed.
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by ckozlowski 3y ago
"it's money local governments are taxing from their residents, piggybacking on the ISP billing system." I'm sympathetic to the point, and this feels like there's area for compromise here. Something along the lines o

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