cyberax

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by cyberax 7mo ago
> i disagree. unless intuit is also rewriting quickbooks, dassault systèmes is rewriting solidworks Autodesk Fusion runs in browser, and even SolidWorks has an online version. You were saying?... > every bank is rewriting their custom
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by cyberax 7mo ago
You can get access to it, but it's a quest. You need to buy a volume license, and this requires at least 5 licenses (about $300). Then you'll be eligible to buy an LTSC version. It doesn't require a corporation or anything, y
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> Russia is totalitarian today. It's really not. There is no ideology. There are no mass rallies in support of the government. No official sets of books, there's no "My Struggle" by Putin that everyone in the country
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Totalitarianism is not becoming more popular. Russia is not totalitarian, Venezuela is not totalitarian, and even China is not really totalitarian anymore. These are authoritarian countries. Meaning that they don't have an official ide
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by cyberax 7mo ago
That would be awesome! ESPHome is the easiest way to integrate custom devices into your HomeAssistant with online updates, logs, and other functionality. Nothing else comes close.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Ask yourself this: the 9/11 bombings damaged economically valuable targets for the US, and the Pentagon is a straightforwardly valid military target. Can your logic be used to justify these strikes?
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> Russia _recruited_, not mobilized as usually in popular conception that would equate with conscripted. No. Russia _mobilized_ 300000 people. As in "sent mobilization notices and then grabbed whoever came". It almost resulted
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> Or in 2022-2023 EU leaders said that Russian soldiers are fighting with shovels and stealing microwaves and washing machines to extract microchips from them. And this WAS true. At one point, Ukraine broke through Russian lines and was
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> Pure Na-ion probably isn't viable and certainly isn't viable in a car. You're saying: https://insideevs.com/news/786509/catl-changan-worlds-first-... ?
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Apparently, there were shenanigans from investors/creditors. So the company got quietly carved up instead of going through a bankruptcy auction. I'm looking forward to the eventual investigational report. BTW, the company was Natr
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> hydrogen sulfide is not anywhere in the same category. It has the same LD50 dose as HCN. It literally _is_ just as bad. It routinely kills people on oil rigs because in lethal concentrations it immediately shuts off your nose. How ofte
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Just wait until you find out about hydrogen sulfide from overcharged car batteries. Also, I think HCN can be scrubbed by adding a special absorptive cap onto the battery.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Just remember, the US Na-Ion battery startup died last year with _products_ _in_ _warehouses_ just because it couldn't get a UL certification. All it needed was a bridge loan. And the government did nothing.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Signal mask? What century are we in? It can be safely ignored for the vast majority of apps. If you're using multithreading (quite likely if you're doing coroutines), then signals are not a good fit anyway.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Raw OpenVPN is very easy to distinguish, its handshake signature is very different from the regular TLS. OpenVPN is fine if you want to tunnel through a hotel network that blocks UDP, but it's useless if you want to defeat the Great Ch
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by cyberax 7mo ago
You can hear him directing ground and air traffic.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
You can listen to the ATC recordings before and after the accident.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Then all the takeoffs will be cancelled, immediately reducing the workload, and planes will be manually landed.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
What is _really_ needed is a replacement of the archaic narrowband analog FM radio. Where you can't listen and talk at the same time. There are probably at least several dozen accidents where the inability to communicate with an aircra
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> Imagine it were 90% automated. It already is. > Now imagine there's a 3 hour outage of the automated system. Planes divert to another airport, passengers grumble, end of story. Airport closures can and do happen all the time fo
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by cyberax 7mo ago
For S3 emulation, I'm using rustfs. It's very compact and fast to run, and you can just start it with `docker run` inside tests if you don't want to set up a full integration test harness. I used an SQS-on-top-of-Redis emulat
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Ha. My university professor used this in a lab to catch people who slack off. There is another factor here: convection. Its speed depends on the viscosity of the fluid and the temperature difference both. And viscosity itself depends on the
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by cyberax 7mo ago
It really depends on the way you set it up and use it. Raw EC2 instances are obviously the most dangerous items. RDS databases, DynamoDB, and S3? Much less so.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
I should have clarified that it's a daily dose: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.05.09.25327334v... Not that it matters that much. It's no wonder that it fries your brain when you're usi
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by cyberax 7mo ago
The main use case for local emulators is unit testing. Maybe even some integration testing, especially for stuff like VPC setup that often can't be done without global side effects. Security for dev accounts is not a big deal, just giv
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by cyberax 7mo ago
Meth is also used as an ADHD treatment. I think the reason is just the dosages that are used by addicts compared to people who just need the ADHD treatment. A typical legitimate therapeutic methamphetamine dose is around ~20mg (up to maybe
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> Why do you need amphetamines to do this? There's also atomoxetine, but it's not very effective. > Why not a legal stimulant? Which ones? People absolutely do self-medicate with coffee, ephedrine, or even cocaine where it&#
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> How do amphetamines treat the source of ADHD? By increasing the baseline dopamine? I think the biological mechanisms for the ADHD treatment are more-or-less clear at this point. Not so much with depression, though.
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> They don't. They serve as a dedicated driver for 18 people x however many trips they make in a day. > That's a significantly higher number. That's just 1 trip, because 18 people per bus is already an average. It alrea
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by cyberax 7mo ago
> I don't see how personal income taxes relate - in fact, many cities have higher taxes, which is why some people move to suburbs. Again, buildings don't generate wealth. People do. And personal Federal income taxes serve as a

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