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Those two changes seem particularly important: * Tails 3.0 works on 64-bit computers only and not on 32-bit computers anymore. Dropping hardware support, even for a small portion of our user base, is always a hard decision to make but being
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemispherectomy
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Flagging because it seems too political, but in case I'm wrong: I can't compare, but I heard it's easier for women to keep their legs together for long periods of time than for men. Possibly something to do with thermoregulat
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9y ago
Where can I track this?
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9y ago
I couldn't easily find in the post what this FUI abbreviation stands for, so here's a reddit on it: https://www.reddit.com/r/FUI/top
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9y ago
Or lightning talks. I guess that the worst case scenario if something goes wrong is not that bad there.
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9y ago
Not sure I get your point. I don't know Australian culture, but wouldn't English be appropriate?
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9y ago
Seconded. Being able to insert an underscore and have the code still compile sounds like a strange design choice to me. dom96, could you write more on this?
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9y ago
...which sounds like a great training field for persuasive writing ;)
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9y ago
Well, scapy's code is not of the highest quality - it still uses os.popen and calls tcpdump: https://github.com/secdev/scapy/blob/728177bff883f170e9ac004...
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9y ago
Only if P = NP, right?
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9y ago
It's acceptable in colloquial sense: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/real#Adverb ; Also, I heard it's more common in some US states.
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9y ago
How can you tell?
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> At the end of that phase, I decided I could not survive such boredom. > My solution was to invent a mini-query language, which could express the key features of each query in a YAML file. Thus, I had the excitement of developing a n
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Where should be the line drawn on what two consenting adults agree to? Also, is "consent" and "adult" actually well defined?
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Also keep in mind that while this would be an incentive to respect DNT for some time, there's no guarantee that this would stick - they might at some point just get back to evil behavior when they get whitelisted.
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9y ago
Perhaps they could tell a bit about the history of the heart based on the post-mortem? Just guessing though, I don't know much about medicine.
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9y ago
Ubuntu 17.04 on Thinkpad x260. Monitor mode is supported.
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9y ago
Thanks! Missed this part. Also, do you think it's a good idea to keep it in this state as opposed to updating in case Intel's new patches lock AMT down even further? This is the pattern I saw with Sony once - groups of users not u
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"Intel AMT: ENABLED, AMT is unprovisioned". Does that mean AMT is still potentially vulnerable to attacks from user/kernelspace?
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> $ howmanypeoplearearound > Specify WiFi adapter (use ifconfig to determine): wlp4s0 > [==================================================] 100% 0s left > Found no signals, are you sure wlp4s0 supports monitor mode? Do
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9y ago
What kind of legal problems would you anticipate?
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That's pretty interesting. Does it mean it allows escaping Docker containers if you compromise a service ran as root in it?
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> you can do far more damage to your life or someone elses with a smartphone than a car. Could you elaborate? I find it difficult to imagine how one kills somebody using a smartphone, while with a car it's pretty obvious.
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...which is exactly why Intel chips should get it too.
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"Our work refutes the belief that the battle between publishers and users is leading to a permanent arms race between the two parties, and presents a much more nuanced picture." "There is a significant need for follow-on tech
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Absolutely jaw-dropping. I can't wait to see this implemented in any of the upcoming games.
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Phase-Functioned Neural Networks for Character Control [video]
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This is terribly unfortunate. By the way, could someone comment on why major distributions didn't use grsecurity code in their main kernel packages (or at least provide hardened-) ones? Maintenance cost or something else?
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Nice! Just curious, is the git repo all one needs in order to run text to speech on his PC? How accurate is this thing? Is there a demo somewhere perhaps?
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