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by dhx 6mo ago
For more, there is also Umbra SAR open data at [1]. Most of this imagery is also copied to Wikimedia Commons where if someone has got around to doing so, much better metadata may have been added, and smaller images of key features within a
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by dhx 7mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260303144625/https://changelog...
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by dhx 7mo ago
Nothing ready-to-go that I'm aware of. ATP will just observe in the next weekly crawl that a shop is no longer returned by the storefinder API call or sitemap crawl, and that shop will simply not be present in the next weekly dataset g
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by dhx 7mo ago
The situation with retail chains is improving thanks to projects such as https://alltheplaces.xyz/ (disclaimer: I'm a contributor) and efforts of some OSM contributors to focus their contributions towards comparing OSM
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by dhx 8mo ago
Last account activity was 2024-07-08 to push changes to the personal website andrewjdillon.com.[1][2] Last account activity to contribute to any to any repository was 2021-11-28 to comment on the hopding/pdf-lib repository.[2] It'
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by dhx 8mo ago
The SANs associated with https://crt.sh/?q=andrewjdillon.com are extremely suspicious. They reminded me straight away of https://ourbigbook.com/cirosantilli/cia-2010-covert-communic... There appears to
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by dhx 8mo ago
I contribute to ATP and can confirm that the author of the wildberries spider was deliberately trying to collect https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:shop%3Doutpost (online order pickup locations). It's not a c
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by dhx 9mo ago
BitLocker encrypts data on a disk using what it calls a Full Volume Encryption Key (FVEK).[1][2] This FVEK is encrypted with a separate key which it calls a Volume Management Key (VMK) and the VMK-encrypted FVEK is stored in one to three (f
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by dhx 9mo ago
Not really, but it's quite complex for Linux because there are so many ways one can manage the configuration of a Linux environment. For something high security, I'd recommend something like Gentoo or NixOS because they have sever
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by dhx 9mo ago
If you want more up-to-date/accurate data on NZ transmission infrastructure there is also the following "Point" geometry tagged per OSM conventions: [1] Transpower pylons: https://alltheplaces-data.openaddresses.io
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by dhx 9mo ago
Australia is miniscule by global standards and Alice Springs is miniscule by Australian standards. Alice Springs isn't connected to the grid servicing most of Australia's population crammed up along the East coast and doesn't
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by dhx 9mo ago
I was looking for @marklit (Mark Litwintschik / https://tech.marksblogg.com ) in the list as he's a geospatial-focussed blogger I've seen regularly on HN with interesting blog posts where he finds and presents open
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by dhx 9mo ago
Compare at the same scale: Vantor Legion-2 image of the BYD plant in Zhengzhou as captured on 18 January 2025: https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/wayback/#mapCenter=113.9361%2... Vantor WorldView-3 image of the Tesla plant
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by dhx 10mo ago
I don't understand the pretend secrecy. Why not just state openly they're rebuilding or expanding the bunker? Wouldn't it be obvious from the high number of trucks coming and going from the area (even if disguised within a sh
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by dhx 11mo ago
Are you referring to the 'GovPort' website episode of Utopia, season 3, episode 3 'Nation Shapers'[1] or a different episode? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_otJbx-PVOw
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by dhx 11mo ago
It might have a minor beneficial impact to tourism in Saint Barthelemy and Norfolk Island from geeks wanting a trendy new account registered in a territory with fewer than 1000 IPv4 addresses allocated.[1] A more useful addition would be a
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by dhx 11mo ago
I agree that Curve25519 and other "safer" algorithms are far from immune to side channel attacks in their implementation. For example, [1] is a single trace EM side channel key recovery attack against Curve25519 implemented in Mbe
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by dhx 11mo ago
Amongst the numerous reasons why you _don't_ want to rush into implementing new algorithms is even the _reference implementation_ (and most other early implementations) for Kyber/ML-KEM included multiple timing side channel vulner
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by dhx 11mo ago
Take for example Chongqing, China which is one of the world's cloudiest and most overcast cities[1]. Easily confirmed by lack of cloudless satellite imagery.[2] You could get the forecast correct most of the time by just assuming it wi
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by dhx 11mo ago
If the government wanted to pump USD$1T into the economy, is investment into a stack of sheds full of rapidly depreciating computers the most effective use of USD$1T? Some example contrasting options: - Worldwide investment in 300mm wafer f
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by dhx 1y ago
Is anyone aware of a project that provides simplified declaration of constraint checking? For example: structures: struct a { strz b, strz c, int d, str[d] e } constraints: len(b) > len(c) d > 6 d <= 10
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by dhx 1y ago
There's a few obvious gaps, seemingly still unsolved today: 1. Build environments may not be adequately sandboxed. Some distributions are better than others (Gentoo being an example of a better approach). The idea is that the package s
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by dhx 1y ago
Europe's projected semiconductor manufacturing equipment expenditure from 2026-2028 is a rounding error. Global expenditure on 300mm fab equipment from 2026-2028 is predicted to be USD$374bn with regional breakdown as follows (totaling
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by dhx 1y ago
Generation curtailment is expected though in a 100% VRE power grid because it's necessary to overbuild, and this strategy is found to be economically viable almost anywhere on the planet.[1][2] Generation curtailment could be minimised
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by dhx 1y ago
The overloaded "software engineering" label can also refer to formal software engineering centered around examples of DO-178C for aviation software, IEC 61508 for railway software, ISO 26262 for road vehicle software, EAL5+ for cy
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by dhx 1y ago
What caused France to seemingly start this practice in 2020? ESRI's 2020 August basemap includes a 50cm unblurred Maxar WV02 image of Gravelines Nuclear Power Station captured on Aug 17, 2016.[1] In their 2020 September basemap revisio
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by dhx 1y ago
"Job" objects allow some resource limits to be applied to groups of processes (including any children they spawn) but don't do much or anything for restricting the system resources accessible to process in a job.[1] Instead t
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by dhx 1y ago
Just to add a bit of history--there was a little known software product, a name which I cannot remember or find, in the early 2000s for Windows NT based operating systems, which hooked API calls of Windows applications to implement seccomp-
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by dhx 1y ago
Windows has AppContainers which is for the most part a wrapper around the Windows Kernel Mandatory Integrity Level (MIL) feature.[1][2] MIL restricts certain API calls of processes depending on the integrity level of the current process vs.
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by dhx 1y ago
Do you have a mapping to roles/levels[1], for example: Principal EM - USD$1.3m/yr per https://www.levels.fyi/companies/google/salaries/software-en... Staff EM - USD$664k/yr per https:/&#x

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