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by coretx 7y ago
The second infection is likely about the virus reaching the lungs while it did not make it there previously. Meanwhile, asymptomatic carriers etc. are still being researched.
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by coretx 7y ago
Iceland has a population of 364,260. Changing the behavior of just one group of teens would lead to "radically" different numbers. Especially considering the fact that the bulk is concentrated at the capital Reykjavík. Herefor num
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by coretx 7y ago
While Russia is putting dangerous fastbreeders on the North Pole using ancient icebreakers; the USA is already developing fusion reactors for use at navy carriers. We all know what it looks like when a fastbreeder goes boom. But can anyone
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by coretx 7y ago
When either is atomized enough for people being able to breath it, the end results is something you likely don't want to see. Nor does it matter if it was DU or spent fuel; at that point.
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by coretx 7y ago
You just explained the Atlantic hatred for Iran. In case of rational adversaries, the "littering" would convert presence into "MAD" endgame. That's a swift resolution of conflict! Unlike adversaries in the past such
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by coretx 7y ago
Not just Iraq. Many other theaters as well, the balkans for example. Imho more significant for this debate however, is the fact that personnel from coalition partners also have been harmed by it. Point being, it's a unacceptable hazard
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by coretx 7y ago
This guy should deploy a "Pay what you want when you want" model. >> Society helped. >> Eventual HUGE profits. Good people c.q people able and willing to pay outnumber "bad" people or people who can't af
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by coretx 7y ago
If you know they are criminal, this implies they are convicted by a judge. Given such a scenario, you simply seize & order whatever you want to read. Unless, you'd like to bypass the judicial / the rule of law. Then you do a
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by coretx 7y ago
I long back to the days when we said security is compromised when a adversary had physical access and that zero point many zero's 1 dollar jumper physically setting things to read only works just fine. Today I primarily don't trus
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by coretx 7y ago
They are not forcing or coercing anyone with that specific intent unlike many commercial actors. In fact, when we compare for example DARPA's TCDS research - it has beaten a lot of competetive initiatives in the private sector when it
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by coretx 7y ago
Prosperity is subjective. Growth is not or relative. Can we turn a long string into a boolean? So no. The question itself is logically flawed.
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by coretx 7y ago
Yes. The very same reason why they waited years before they eventually moved the memory controller on to the CPU die. It's expensive m2 real estate and eats a big chunk of the waffer. Furthermore, there is diminishing returns regarding
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Blatant Doas repost due to eternal Sudo prevalence&issues(flak.tedunangst.com)
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by coretx 7y ago
People should also not forget that the C culture comes from a age when the philosophy of letting your executable be as simple as possible, do only one thing and do it perfectly & interoperable was so prevalent it did not need discussion
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by coretx 7y ago
# The "attack" level of sophistication does not befit a state actor. # The Reuters article mentions 2 British and one US security _officials_ # Same Reuters article states that GCHQ and US equivalent declined inquiry. ( Mind bulle
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by coretx 7y ago
It's a shoddy story. Quote: "Our sources told us the hackers had gained access giving them the ability to intercept ALL INTERNET TRAFFIC going to several countries in the Middle East" Way back, I used to work with dissidents
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by coretx 7y ago
There is a guy on YT who created and used a crispered phage at some canadian hackerspace biolab. He is no longer lactose intolerant. He can laugh at academia & .gov institutions and their archaic rules and regulations. Coincidentally we
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by coretx 7y ago
Closely observe where they are creating technical debt for this can be your future cash cow.
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by coretx 7y ago
Your argument is invalid. Not the absence of services but rather the fact that back then you could crash a box by means of simply sending a single well crafted TCP packet to your adversary. It was adventure among the kids, and the "eld
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by coretx 7y ago
Ha! I used to be one of those 90's skiddies. Nights of struggle with SoftICE eventually allowed me to crack some stuff "real time", although i failed to write functioning cracks using it. It was along this journey however th
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by coretx 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarthyism
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by coretx 7y ago
SpaceX sabotaging earth based astronomy sounds like yet another business trying to create a market/demand for itself. Herefore I bet my ass they'll do just too little to fix things and just enough in order to not be prosecuted.
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by coretx 7y ago
If you want a policy proposal to be burned to the ground; organize grassroots support for it. The following PR disaster angry mob will set it on fire for you without you getting your hands dirty.
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by coretx 7y ago
And the things you do need to (...)
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by coretx 7y ago
If you think that to invest more time in planning & rest will limit your potential, you're likely to be wrong. A proper life balance tends to support you achieving your full potential. The balancing act has a positive return on inv
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by coretx 7y ago
Loads of psilocybin and a strict daily regime containing both low-stress & high-rest did wonders for me. Having a budget of hours for when "allowed" to crunch and burn at things even returned most of my eagernes and enjoyment
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by coretx 7y ago
Officially, as in - what has been stated via formal public channels - Stuxnet was implanted to delay Iran's inevitable ability to use sufficient amounts of weapon-grade isotopes c.q to decrease the production by means of sabotaging cen
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by coretx 7y ago
Overhyped "all american" lawyer-backed patent hero who championed at claiming the credits for other peoples work and did not refrain from Goebels style marketing by means of electrocuting elephants in order to shed false light at
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by coretx 7y ago
Although YouTube's market position or "monopoly" as you'd like to call it certainly has drawn a crosshair on it's forehead; a more causal relationship between the take-downs proliferates to me as what people describ
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by coretx 7y ago
Loads of political and non technical considerations. Watch how firms like google are about to launch the next assault against adblocking.

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