darken

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1. 31.▲
   by darken 8y ago

   I suspect balancing "speed to degrade" with "stability when used" is something that will consistently improve with technology. (Not to mention manufacturing.) The problem with trash isn't the space it takes up while
2. 32.▲
   by darken 8y ago

   This is where the whole `sustainable` resources concept really tips the scales. Taking oil out of "underground vaults" is taking long-sequestered CO2 and moving it into the atmosphere/"carbon cycle". It's plast
3. 33.▲
   by darken 8y ago

   The fission process releases neutrons, so you effectively "add neutrons" by concentrating self-fissioning material in a small space. To put another way: If you increase the size of a sphere of fissionable material, its rate of &qu
4. 34.▲
   by darken 9y ago

   That's an acutely toxic simple anion (CN-), in random things like e.g. apple or peach seeds (#evolution) and commonly byproduct of breaking down more complex atoms. Versus C3H8NO5P (with additives to multiply the effectiveness), which
5. 35.▲
   by darken 12y ago

   This justification actually makes some sense to me (Software engineer familiar with crypto.) If an attacker already has access to the password hashes, then yes, they can brute force any 8 character case-insensitive password easily. However,