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Beyond the secure boot, this is really cool "...Titan cryptographically associates the log messages with successive values of a secure monotonic counter maintained by Titan, and signs these associations with its private key. This bindi
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"The burglar might even be justified in pulling his/her own weapon and shooting back because now the situation is threatening their lives." In the US, there's the "Clean Hands" doctrine that excludes a legal de
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The town of Bondi Beach, Australia has permanently blocked construction of a synagogue because the town council was concerned it might one day be terrorist target[1]. But that's going straight to the win condition for the forces of ev
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Link for the lazy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleocene–Eocene_Thermal_Max...
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(I didn't downvote you.) Probably because your comments adds nothing to the discussion of the article or subject.
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There are now 60 women graduating for every 40 men who do so (in the US). There has also been huge growth in the number of overall graduates. To find absolute numbers you need to adjust your percentages by these factors. https://
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I'm not the GP, but I have a client who uses Lync. We usually have conference calls with three or four people, and someone always has an audio problem. The screen sharing also seems to take a while to sync up. Worse, it silently stops
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What is the shiny object syndrome?
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A local company that designs embedded hardware and software was looking for a developer last time I talked with them. Email me at com leancoder daniel (reverse and add punctuation).
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The 1% for the most part aren't billionaires. Last year in the US, the threshold was just under $285,000. Ignoring professionals, plenty of small business owners can hit that on a lucky year. (And get hammered other years). There ar
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From the stripe TOS: > All funds resulting from Charges are held in pooled clearing accounts (the “Clearing Accounts”) with our Financial Services Partners. We will make Transfers to and from the Clearing Accounts in the manner described
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Sounds so cool at first, but then "They cheated a little by introducing a particular vulnerability into the software themselves".
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Imagine you have a bunch of stores in your city. Each store has a piece of paper in a box that has the name and address of that store. You want to shuffle the pieces of paper in the the stores in such a way that if you start at any random s
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The statement by Google's CEO categorizes some specific sections of the the article into the "okay" bin, and some sections into the "fireable" bin. That's about as good as a start as you are likely to get. htt
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I deserved that. My examples understate the real life problem though. This missing factor is that it also costs more shaft time to serve a higher floor with a longer travel distance than it does a lower floor with a shorter travel distance.
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The big benefit is that you get more than one elevator per shaft. For skyscrapers the amount of floor space wasted by elevators grows exponentially by the number of floors. Say you have a 5 story building that needs a one shaft elevator. 5
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Mainframes are tremendously expensive per unit of compute power. Commodity hardware is far cheaper. However Google and Facebook have their own custom designed and built computers that have almost every drop of unnecessary cost squeezed out
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Mainframes are tremendously expensive per unit of compute power. Commodity hardware is far cheaper. However Google and Facebook have their own custom designed and built computers that have almost every drop of unnecessary cost squeezed out
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> "So the community encouraged polygamy, orgies and generally engaging in as much sexual activity as possible. Needless to say, the Oneida members were a happy bunch, and the commune lasted more than three decades." Actually, O
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Just create a PayPal button and put it on your site. One button per product. You can use cart mode an PayPal will handle giving the user a shopping cart so they can buy multiple products.
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Gawker published a video of someone having sex, that was recorded without their consent. They then refused to take it down when ordered by a Federal judge. That's almost as scummy as it gets. They deserved to loose the court case, and
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A 25mpg, single occupancy car going the same Oakland to LA distance would use about 15 gallons of gas. Or about 300 lbs of CO2 (*depends on ethanol content) So a fully occupied PC-12 releases less greenhouse gases per person for the same tr
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Assuming a PC-12, about 79 gallons of jet fuel, one way. Seats for six, eight or nine people depending on the configuration. Let's say eight, so ten gallons of jet fuel per person per direction. A gallon of jet fuel releases 20lbs of C
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Video of a game, for those interested. https://youtu.be/dT9Ir12_j8U
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For a prototype there's nothing nearly as easy to use as a Pi or an Arduino. Could you just use a Pi Zero W? Those are pretty small. On the small side, have you seen the ESP8266? Try the adafruit Huzzah version for your first one. You
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I agree with both of you. One one hand, the writer does understand the words they are using and uses them correctly. On the other hand the author clearly eschews words less than nine characters in length. Random grab from middle of article
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> "We mostly can't hope to buy a good house in a mortgage for the salary we get, because the prices are now sky high and to buy a usable house you need enormous sacrifice AND be in the top 5% income." This varies hugely by
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I too had a lot of fun decoding the language in Keen. Keen 5's victory sequence ended with a big message onscreen in keenspeak - I copied that down onto paper and worked out the alphabet from there.
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I wonder that myself. Sometimes there certainly are a porn and scam link in new, but I'd expect a lot more than there are.
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