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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
What I’m struggling with is that what was done is not illegal in its self. It’s not necessarily suspicious in itself (from the perspective of a single dev working on tasks), unless you assume fraud. Of course we know fraud occurred so we ca
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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
Does anyone know how they track the position of the communication satellites? I assume they use GPS for the users position, the gyro and accelerometer for device orientation, and then periodically load and update the LEO sat paths on the de
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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
No, The T-Mobile and Starlink agreement uses part of their existing spectrum to communicate directly between the phone and Starlink Satellite.
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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
I think it is important to remember the context of the discussion. I think I it is completely reasonable, and not odd at all, to have a utilitarian view of science, when you are talking about spending $100 Billion .
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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
I was a backer and have received mine, thanks for all of the hard work! I am curios, now that you have the tooling and partnerships established, what is the turn around on a new wave of flippers?
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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
I am going to assume you made the comment from position of ignorance on how they executed the stunt. They used a very very large airbrake to slow the aircraft down after pitching down into a near vertical dive and letting prop windmill. The
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by cookingmyserver 4y ago
This (the crash, not the revocations) might be the worst, most embarrassing outcome for the FAA. Had the stunt gone completely right they could have just put the hammer down on the pilots and said "it could have gone wrong and people
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
Serious question, are you really asking for examples of broken sites? Have you never used a site that was broken, took forever to do something simple, or was otherwise not acting as expected? Just this week the LMS our company uses accident
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
Hit the nail on the head. There is no guarantee that a website will be functional or work correctly for those without disabilities, much less be designed in a user friendly easy to use way. When does a bug or bad design choice impacting scr
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
I would highly discourage including a keyboard or mouse. If you are already spending $2700 on a VR computer I suspect you already have a keyboard or mouse you prefer or want to invest in a setup of your choice. No point in creating eWaste t
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
I don't know if I would agree. The fact that growth is stopping is more damaging to share price than the actual material impact of the growth stoppage, until the price corrects. I think there is a good chance Meta is not bluffing. It c
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
Is the ground water near a coast line brackish?
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
I would be interested in seeing the difference in impact between large and small scale cloud providers. Larger providers have been able to vertically integrate and build/operate/fund power generation for their datacenters. Almost
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
> The cost of hardening electronics and shielding is also not going away even if launch costs were non-existent. Of course, but what about hardened electronics exempts it from the principles I discussed with scientific instruments in gen
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
> Way too many people seem to ignore the cost of developing and certifying scientific instruments. It gets ignored because it is a symptom of not being able to cheaply launch probes. You spend all of this time researching and developing
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
> It's always been possible to dynamically load content like a payment signup form after the application loads, app review was never about preventing that. Exactly. Its always been about security theater. The review process is holi
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
You can have a locked down and secure phone without a monopoly controlling your device. Apple is good at marketing security via security theater. Look at all the 0 days coming out. Hell the thing that probably embarrasses Apple the most abo
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
The key difference is the product. What a company has a monopoly over is important and is a factor in whether the government takes action and what kind of action they take. Heck, the government even enforces temporary monopolies of specific
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
They care when they believe it confirms their already existing bias. You will scoff at an adult telling you that D&D will make you satanic because you know that you are not satanic and have not had the urge to worship satan because of D
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
Depends on the country. Although they have been hiding it pretty well, and usually it is only symbols and not detailed information like IDs.
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
I don't think much of the Starship fanbase is watching 'Loco Vlogs'. As much as you can characterize an internet fanbase (very difficult to do) I don't believe the fanbase will ever get mad for SpaceX or the authorities
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by cookingmyserver 5y ago
Django also provides auth out of the box. Granted the existing login page is for the admin, but that brings up another point.. it has a built-in admin portal which is super helpful! If you want a user facing login page there are default log
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
Vanilla has always been able to do what jQuery can, otherwise jQuery wouldn't exist. It all depends on what your threshold for abstraction and verbosity is. That is going to depend on what you are doing and who you are.
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
> Their due diligence of the term took great trouble to make sure it had not any undocumented previous use. Doesn't mean an organization should be able to just take a self-descriptive phrase, say purple icicle, and assign a very spe
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
Unpopular opinion: this is the natural consequence of squatting self-descriptive phrases. Open source is self-descriptive.. the source is open. The phrase was hijacked (by the OSI) and is being squatted on by people who want to enforce a ve
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
So, correct me if I am wrong, but you are saying that uniqueness when it comes to data regulation is different than uniqueness in information theory. Even though I generate a random salt when hashing passwords I wouldn't use it to sele
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
What could she say at those speaking engagements that could possibly: * Fit in a few speeches * Be worth $700,000 * Not be confidential, go against FTC rules, or raise ethical concerns * Isn't known to other researchers or experts (tha
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
It will be interesting to see Republicans argue that their conduct on social media is an attribute of their party affiliation. They would either have to (1) argue that they weren't spreading fake news or inciting violence or (2) that s
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
I think that it could be considered a small business, but on the upper side probably. Their ads are the supplies they use to make their product. It works out to 4 million a year, although I doubt they were spending anywhere near that much s
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by cookingmyserver 6y ago
Interesting accusation. What attributes of this photo would lend itself to be of better quality in such a display?

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