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by cwingrav 7y ago
I'd like to believe that. I'd like to believe this is a blip. But you're forgetting that the American people, about half, voted for him, and about half still want him, even after all he is doing. > Trump has zero interest
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by cwingrav 7y ago
I think the parent comment was implying she was not going to vaccinate until they saw risk, unrelated to CDC recommendation. Many people put off vaccines beyond what the CDC or other health agencies recommend because of misinformation that
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Please don't spread your disinformation. It's how anti-vaxxers spread their falsehoods. Flu vaccines are based upon predictions/models built from data. They tend to target a handful of viruses but even without targeting, it p
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by cwingrav 7y ago
I think you’re wrong on this. In the WPA handshake, you sniff the hashed password. You start this by first deauthing them off the network. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_deauthentication_attac... .
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by cwingrav 7y ago
A man-in-the-middle attack is what can happen here. Deauth and then the device tries to reauth. At that point, the attacker can pose as the router and collect the password hash. The WiFi spec has serious problems.
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by cwingrav 7y ago
I did follow it and found roughly where it is. But, have not talked to that landlord. It is a 3 story building with a handful of apartments in an old stone and brick building locked at the ground floor (i.e. refection is a problem but I ima
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Agreed. But evidence? I've tried to convince the businesses to talk to the police. But, what they heck do the police/businesses do? How do you prove that there is a crime? They probably would believe me and would probably knock on
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Yes, I told the people about this precedent. And the FCC. Not really my place to get them to call. I think people don't believe a technical glitch is a real world problem. I've tried to tell them that it is definitely impacting th
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by cwingrav 7y ago
I need help with something much more nefarious. I know of a location in a downtown area where someone has set up a malicious wifi "thing". I'm guessing the PWNAGOTCHI since the device changes patterns and comes and goes? It h
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Petri nets are often used for theorem proving about state machines and systems. So, yeah, good instincts!
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by cwingrav 7y ago
It was bad enough robots were taking over. Now they're gonna make us look bad before they do. /s Interesting project. Good luck with it.
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by cwingrav 7y ago
"...impossible to find documentation for" Exactly. It's been years since first released and nothing is really out there to tell you how to use it. I wish they would finish it up as it is much better that AppleScript.
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Puzzle interest may be one aspect of it, but I and others too I would assume, are in it for the creativity and fantasy. I knew basic in 2nd grade and made simple little games. Later I learned to use a hex editor to hack saved computer games
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Apple has made a lot of practical pushes on this topic and was heavily engaged in the HTML5 standard codec debate. Wiki has a good writeup of it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5_video#Supported_video_an... . If I re
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Probably should look at the whole picture. They use recyclable materials and have recycling programs to collect them as they are very easy to break down into reusable parts: https://www.apple.com/in/environment/
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Not as stupid as you say. This type of idea has been considered for satellites, to get them most of the way to where they need to be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_gun
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by cwingrav 7y ago
While there is a mathematical definition, there are uses of the term exactly described by you. For example, the Edge of Chaos ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edge_of_chaos ) has a mathematical definition, but has been us
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by cwingrav 7y ago
My opinion: Kubernetes is a simple wrapper around Docker containers, that has a tremendous number of gotchas. The overall concept is pretty simple: You create a deployment that spins up pods which are your containers. You create ingress and
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by cwingrav 7y ago
This is a great example of why someone else should write the high level description for somebody else's work. Without the baggage of what was hard, fun, easy, interesting (and the desire to sell/market), an outsider can focus on t
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Exactly. This is what is not coming out in most of these discussions. 1. Boeing took a great design and by moving the engine forward towards the nose of the plane and on a different position of the wing than what all previous testing had b
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by cwingrav 7y ago
Very true. I think many that are not in the scientific community do not understand that almost all papers in top journals are given "revise and resubmit" status, so people can fix small to large issues before being reviewed again.
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by cwingrav 7y ago
> Well apparently women are supposed to only wear a piece of clothing once or twice, no? Unfortunately, yes. This is what tends to happen. My wife complains about how this is so much the case in women's fashion. Fashion is designed
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by cwingrav 7y ago
(US centric comment) I'll add that we're making it less likely people will take risks and act on their ideas with student debt and a lack of healthcare. People can't take risks if they don't have a cushion to rely on and
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by cwingrav 7y ago
This is my thinking too. Build a new cluster and push it all over to a new cluster. If you feel like understanding the old (and can afford it), keep it around and try to figure it out. Clusters are cattle, not pets.
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by cwingrav 7y ago
This looks a lot like the app Space Arena: Build and Fight MMO: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/space-arena-build-fight-mmo/id... Fun game but it had no progression or activities. Very repetitive and not enough
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by cwingrav 7y ago
It's an interesting mix of comments on this post, where half are talking about the typical "new tech switcher trope" and the others "I use it at X/It solves my problem X". The first is expected, the later shows
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by cwingrav 7y ago
No. There are programs to teach people how to change crops from traditional crops to more nutrient rich crops, just to avoid what you are talking about. While true in areas where people are starving, any calories are good, but still in most
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by cwingrav 7y ago
That's the point of much of this research. The elevated levels of CO2 enable the plants to grow faster, but absorbing the same nutrition, and then we absorb the same amount of calories, with a lower nutrition level, so we become malnou
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China seeks to build ‘responsible AI’ with newly issued industry principles(technode.com)
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by cwingrav 7y ago
The Peelian Principles seem relevant here. Basically, the principles on how to develop an ethical police force. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peelian_principles 1. To prevent crime and disorder, as an alternative to th

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