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by debatem1 10y ago
Why do you think Seattle's growth in housing costs is sustainable? Certainly the cost increases in single family detached units have been large and rapid. My naive interpretation of that would be that such increases are a) unlikely to
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by debatem1 10y ago
Paid, the software is worth it to me and I feel better having chipped in to keep the devs happy. Wish more free projects had a buy me button.
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by debatem1 10y ago
+1, also juggling!
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by debatem1 10y ago
How do you like vertical world? I've been out of the sport for many years and my periodic attempts to return usually end with me going to a gym, realizing I won't be able to find an unoccupied wall for a few hours, and hanging up
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by debatem1 10y ago
The article doesn't claim the problem went back to '66, but rather says it's a more recent problem in a previously successful program. Are you saying the problem goes back further than the article claims, or was this just a m
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by debatem1 10y ago
I've loved Andrew Wyeth's work since an exhibit of it came through our small town art museum. I wondered at the time how that tiny, unprestigious spot could attract works of such quality. I guess I know now. It's unfortunate
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by debatem1 10y ago
I agree that a true downgrade attack would be a very serious vulnerability in 4G, particularly one like I alluded to that could take the RRC down to EIA0-- but that isn't what's being discussed here, and calling it a vulnerability
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by debatem1 10y ago
I remember this being worked on some time ago, but don't recall what happened to it. Might be a switch buried somewhere.
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by debatem1 10y ago
This is really not much of a story, despite the exciting headline. The claim is that IPSec core networks can be subjected to a denial of service, and that this will result in a DoS for the users. That's correct but not very interesting
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Measurement of Impulsive Thrust from a Closed Radio Frequency Cavity in Vacuum(drive.google.com)
25 points by debatem1 10y ago|6 comments
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by debatem1 10y ago
I've been hearing rumors about these guys for years and it never seems to be any more than what's in this article-- "we saw some special effects and our wallets flipped themselves out of our back pockets onto the table and be
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by debatem1 10y ago
I've been sleep deprived for extended periods before and never noticed the difference. Is there sample size > 1 evidence for this you're aware of?
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by debatem1 10y ago
His first example doesn't seem like a place where this is a good plan. The person who takes joy in hurting others will not treat you well for letting him hurt you. They will only try harder to get a reaction. More to the point, they wi
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by debatem1 10y ago
Is your argument that this interpretation is numerically wrong or that you don't like the phrasing? It matches my read numerically. Still post hoc fallacy. Edit: I'd->is