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1831.
by consp 10y ago
The recruitment programs for foreign students are way better here (in the Netherlands) with some universities because they get about double from them vs regulars. Though the difference looks even bigger when you take into account that what
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by consp 10y ago
Don't know for sure, but considering you can run the blades at higher RPM due to the smaller radius vs approaching the speed of sound, it might be better. (also redundancy).
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by consp 10y ago
A quick view of the system he uses comparators and function generators to create signals for the x/y/ball/paddles, which in case of the ball hitting the x/y axis limit are equal to the lowest or highest of the x/y a
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by consp 10y ago
I don't know about them, but since they rose up in the companies you usually get an MBA from that company. So the cause/effect relationship is off. I assume they were proper managers (like actual management, not shitty middle mana
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by consp 10y ago
SMS (in it's classical form) is highly spoofable as has been proven with TAN codes time-and-time again. It will work most of the time (sms has no guarantee of delivery as far as I know) and is somewhat secure but by no means good in an
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by consp 10y ago
Yes, is it practical: No. You'd probably have to calculate (and know) all interconnect path delays for all solutions you want to try. You'd need to take into account not just the available gates but also their individual delays.
1837.
by consp 10y ago
The smell of sarcasm is there nicely, since you'd expect innovation by going back to the good things but they even failed at that.
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by consp 10y ago
I would like to have some info on that as when I don't eat for extended periods of time my bloodsucker goes haywire no matter what I do (insulin wise), as well as having nightly hypoglycemia no matter what. Nobody reacts the same unfor
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by consp 10y ago
There are many form but the general thin is that cells get resistant to massive amounts of insulin, which are caused by high blood sugars, resulting in higher blood sugars and/or higher insulin levels which can cause damage to any tiss
1840.
by consp 10y ago
That is type 2 diabetes, and is genrerally avoidable with proper diet anyways for most people. (your results may vary). This won't fix any type 1 people otherwise plenty of teenage girls would have been gotten rid of t1 diabetes alread
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by consp 10y ago
True, but the attack already builds upon modifying the state machine to get the same end result, creating data to allow for a specific prefix (e.g. always getting the desired intermediary state) should also be doable in some form of this at
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by consp 10y ago
According to the details in https://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd... everybody should be dead already.
1843.
by consp 10y ago
Other Masters have acceptance programs for this as well. I know that Delft TU has an 'introduction' year which covers everything you need for the masters years (two). It does require a technical (of sorts) bachelor and has a low s
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by consp 10y ago
I disagree: If the employee is committed to his/her job and (ab)used by 'upper management', it is likely they reflect that on their job, up to the point of abuse. A healthy work environment is as needed as compartmentalizatio
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by consp 10y ago
If so, it was hidden in plain sight. Using /proc is not something that won't show up over a very short period of time. Especially if you call it sunxi_debug which will at least trigger my interest as an embedded developer.
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by consp 10y ago
Well... they were mostly know for GPL violations and less-than-propper support for everything they claimed (try reading the SoC spec for the A20. If you can find it. Other examples include GPS support, proprietary drivers without support, n
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by consp 11y ago
Resulting in: - No differences, but - US consumer protection (which is hardly any) - US (bio)chemical regulations - A non-conformative tribunal which is not elected, not governed, has no oversight and has no basis in any civil law (as you c
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by consp 11y ago
Educated: Cause 3 would be a no brainer. "WTF": Case dropped.
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by consp 11y ago
I think they should do 'ok' though it won't make you wealthy: - They collect money from businesses (who pay quite well) - They collect money from private repos (like I have for lots of my config files, no, no passwords/k
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by consp 11y ago
True, but it is if you have to actually create it yourself and if it costs considerable effort and is done with a new technique. As some people have already stated: The detail is much too high to be created as a self-created, new method, pr
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by consp 11y ago
Arguing ad hominim is an easy way of getting out of the actual argument. If you watched any republican primary debate lately you can see it works really well in distracting you (weaker debating) opponent and creating confusion among the vie
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by consp 11y ago
I have to comment on touch ID: Biometrics are in no way an authoritative option for the simple fact that they cannot be replaced. You can identify the user with it, sure. But you should never use them to authorize anything because if stolen
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by consp 11y ago
[rant mode] From personal experience I can say that true crypto knowledge is not needed as a Bank CISO. Just keep repeating 'hardware token only, hardware token only' and everyone will trust you opinion at the expense customer ex
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by consp 11y ago
I would really like to get an account but don't live in the UK unfortunately. They talk about the card revocation/freeze in the app in the talk posted earlier, which is a really nice idea (next to the metadata collection). The re
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by consp 11y ago
As usual with these things: What about app/server security. Simple token verification is prone to abuse (malware) and spoofing is becoming a bigger issue on mobile only platforms than ever before. Server abuse is difficult, but not imp
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by consp 11y ago
The guys from the team from Delft told me there would be a shockwave which the pods can easily resist and after about 30 seconds the tube is pressurized and the passengers can escape. The idea is that there will be hatches every [n] meters