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by dest 10y ago
Both light (air, fiber) and electricity (copper) lead to a propagating electromagnetic field.
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by dest 10y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3...
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by dest 10y ago
The project is solid technically, but, IMHO, lacks performance compared to mainstream search engines, and suffers from very poor UX/design (too many knobs). A few years ago, I did setup a node at home to help the network but gave up a
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by dest 10y ago
Differences among languages is intriguing. IDEs? Legacy?
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Had a coffee too late and still want to sleep well? Eat broccoli(worldofcaffeine.com)
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by dest 10y ago
By "requests made after load of the requested resource", you mean JS XHR requests for example? I'd guess they are also filtered by adblockers, aren't they?
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by dest 10y ago
Same message here (France). Are you a Tor node by any chance?
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by dest 10y ago
namecoin, Tor adresses...
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by dest 10y ago
The principle is interesting! IMHO the GIFs on the home page slightly lack clarity. They could be slower and the choice of what should be labeled could be better. In addition, some orders of magnitude of the expected storage capacity vs siz
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by dest 11y ago
a translation link for non russian speaking people and/or some context would be welcome
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by dest 11y ago
As long as the clients are open-source and the encryption is end to end, can't it really be verified? Whatever the server, if the client encryption is reliable, data can't be read on the server side.
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by dest 11y ago
Maybe it is feasible, but at the very least I would wait for someone to reverse engineer it and publicly publish its findings. I do not have the skills to do that. Moreover, if reverse engineering is so easy, why not open-source it from the
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by dest 11y ago
Taking the example of Skype, the hardening/on-the-fly decryption techniques used in the binary made the reverse engineering very difficult [0]. Difficult to reliably audit such software. Don't know about Whatsapp though. [0] http
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by dest 11y ago
Yes I did, as self-hosted and for very low volume. Thank you for being part of this project. However, I stopped using it because of user-experience issues. Interface was not clear and efficient enough, especially when working with templates
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by dest 11y ago
It is not clear to me what is the language used. It seems to be a "M" language, parsed and transformed in some Python executable [0]. Anybody has more info on this topic? Why such a choice? [0] https://git.framasoft.org
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by dest 11y ago
I guess that if Apple moved abroad, the US would allow the importation of iPhones on its territory only if they can be breakable by the FBI. So either Apple exits the US market (not reasonable I think), or it has to fight the FBI, which it
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by dest 11y ago
Not ending in the recipient's spam folder can be difficult when your IP is not clean enough.
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by dest 11y ago
such as Mailvelope for example? https://www.mailvelope.com/
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by dest 11y ago
Did not know that. More info for people interested: http://www.businessinsider.com/when-can-the-government-read-...
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by dest 11y ago
404 error on my side
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by dest 11y ago
just lost 32 min of my life, congrats ;)
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by dest 11y ago
IIRC, sound waves are hugely dispersed in water (group/phase velocity change with frequency) so it would be difficult to understand what the speakers say / to enjoy the music, etc...
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by dest 11y ago
By producing energy, I meant hosting some fusion reactions, even if few of them compared to the external heating power. Sorry for the confusion. By the way, do you know what is the estimated gain factor of W7X, even if < 1 ? I could not
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by dest 11y ago
7X may produce energy, but it is not planned (AFAIK) to produce electricity from it. 7X is a scientifical machine, not an industrial one.
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by dest 11y ago
W7X is special as it is more performant than previous stellarators. For fusion devices, you hope to produce more energy than the energy you have to inject to heat the plasma for fusion to happen. Yesterday's event was not much about sc
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by dest 11y ago
Pictures of amazing W7X magnets, if I am not mistaken https://imgur.com/a/We3fk
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by dest 11y ago
from the abstract: Rulers choosing between missile technologies thus confronted a trade-off with respect to internal and external security. England alone in late medieval Europe was sufficiently politically stable to allow its rulers the fi
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by dest 11y ago
Interesting feature. I wonder what are their motives behind this. Preventing Telcos from gathering data about Facebook usage?
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by dest 11y ago
As a search provider, DuckDuckGo tries to prevent the "gated community" syndrom: http://dontbubble.us/
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by dest 11y ago
The installation of such hardware is difficult. You do need a plumber and people that rent their home probably can't do it without the landlord's consent. Why not rather focus on the central heating of buildings?

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