coretx

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by coretx 5y ago
"pay peanuts get monkeys"
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by coretx 5y ago
Meteorologists are using such data on a daily basis already and machine learning does wonders there too but i'm sadly not familiar with the finer details.
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by coretx 5y ago
Using more than one antenna will expose a phase difference and drifting in time can't be avoided either unless they waste millions of tax money on ultra expensive TCXO's. Herefore I suspect that they'll passively identify a s
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by coretx 5y ago
The jolly celltower adventure could ensue by indirectly reading the weather and even to forecast it. The least difficult aspect is measuring humidity. ^_^ Good luck!
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by coretx 5y ago
And the Cellebrite/Signal sockpuppet/commercial continues... Can anyone please wake me up when actual (0day) code is reversed ? Because so far its all speculation, theory crafting and blah blah - in case somebody didn't notic
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by coretx 5y ago
This is a utmost clever and when well executed safe way of ditching the waste product from large nuclear powerplants in everyone his backyard. I remember reading about a japanese ( i think Toshiba produced ) microreactor some decades ago on
337.
by coretx 5y ago
The author may want to consider using LORA as a backup for 3g/4g for connectivity as the use of jammers by thieves and burglars becomes more common as days pass.
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by coretx 5y ago
You are technically correct but it might be wise not to omit that 8k on a desktop monitor may attribute to the presented gamut. ( Despite the (sub) pixels not being visible by the human eye. )
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by coretx 5y ago
No because: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybris_(software)
340.
by coretx 6y ago
Focal length + wave length = you can calculate where they must be if they see you.
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by coretx 6y ago
The language used in this draft is way to political and not technical/objective enough - herefore i think it causes more security risks than it resolves. Example: from line #1 "proper channels" - This is subjective as hell.
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by coretx 6y ago
Parent might like Bell Labs https://9p.io/plan9/ Unix - where not everything is a file, but a network socket.
343.
by coretx 6y ago
I'd be more worried about individual homo sapiens sapiens trying to stop immoral but otherwise ethical AI. Judging from humanities history of conflicts and what drives them, this seems to be of much greater concern.
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by coretx 6y ago
I don't know about current models, but in the past a trace was cut and a resistor placed in order to _disable_ FM. Multiple SIM support is also simply sabotaged due to carrier pressure and a price to pay per registered IMEI.
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by coretx 6y ago
No, it mostly stopped due to carriers not wanting FM due to it being competing with traffic bills - this despite pressure from civil society; think emergency responders, not wanting to drop the functionality for obvious reasons.
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by coretx 6y ago
No, it was about bringing DRM and DMA to the human centipede.
347.
by coretx 6y ago
Tons of apps are referencing 100% turing complete web content and not taking flak. NORPS don't "accidentally" side load by means of typing stuff in a terminal that makes them both feel hackerman and scared shitless at the sam
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by coretx 6y ago
Can we abuse this as a SDR ?
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by coretx 6y ago
If you figured out step 3 and still think that a more swift party could have rendered you susceptible to the threat described, it is highly likely step 3 in fact was not really figured out while probably failing to incorporate step one whil
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by coretx 6y ago
Step one is to NOT repeat the cycle. Einstein once said something about trying the same thing twice. Step two is the application of specialized, temporary but powerful guerrilla politics while we try to figure out what Step 3 ought to be. J
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by coretx 6y ago
Not a single individual could shape policy without it being driven by what you listed not even if they explicitly wanted to. The actual matter at hand is hidden in the second echelon who is responsible for (pre) selecting / making peop
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by coretx 6y ago
Basic physics.
353.
by coretx 6y ago
If you physically cut a audio signal, one end of the cable turns into a broadcasting radio antenna. Reality isn't as simple as presented.
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by coretx 6y ago
The current situation is designed by former sovjet leadership who chose to draw their internal borders for administrational units or "oblasts" in such a manner that a eventual secession of said region would naturally result in a i
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by coretx 6y ago
What happend with Gen. Keith Alexander?
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by coretx 6y ago
And one results in natural immunity on average lasting anywhere from 1 up to 5 years; and the other up to 3 months. It's so easy to play with the numbers and make everything look like whatever you want it to seem.
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by coretx 6y ago
Slightly off topic, but how do they disrupt gyroscopes ?
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by coretx 6y ago
Not at all. But i'm fairly sure they'll have to move the party van closer to you in that scenario.
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by coretx 6y ago
If security is what you are after, desolder the baseband && only use wifi.
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by coretx 6y ago
This story stinks because; -1- When you try to "weld" AN, it deflagrates at best. -2- There where 2 explosions to be heard and seen. First subsonic, followed by a supersonic one relatively much later. | -3-In order to detonate, no

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