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by dlgeek 11y ago
Not if they're classified as contractors. (Whether the contractor classification is reasonable is a whole other ball of wax)
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by dlgeek 11y ago
My guess: Hit the target, leg broke, rocket tipped over, then exploded. Especially when empty, the main structure is very fragile - having the side hit the barge would almost certainly rupture it, resulting in a boom.
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by dlgeek 11y ago
The public notice the article links to doesn't say anything about "other purposes". Their headline is "Discontinued Use of VeriSign G1 Roots". It does comment about continued use of that cert for code signing, likel
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Looks like AutoDesk Inventor.
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Same topic in video form: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tklx3j7kgJY
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by dlgeek 11y ago
> as far as I know Kosher most Kosher meat in the US are not butchered exactly according to Jewish tradition That's not true. Meat certified by all reputable Kosher agencies in the US is slaughtered according to Jewish tradition. Th
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by dlgeek 11y ago
I think that's less about the browser vendor and more about the CA. The Symantec CAs are the most widely used on the internet (They bought Verisign's CA business and roots) and are used on 4 of the Alexa Top 10 websites (so I&#x27
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by dlgeek 11y ago
The New York Times style guide requires periods between all initial-isms. They also write "F.B.I." and "C.I.A.". Drives me nuts.
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What the LastPass CLI Tells Us about LastPass Design(systemoverlord.com)
5 points by dlgeek 11y ago|0 comments
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by dlgeek 11y ago
And if it was a buffer overflow that lead to an arbitrary RCE instead of a firmware-overwrite, and the fix was to upgrade the code to fix the buffer overflow?
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by dlgeek 11y ago
As opposed to the small local/regional newspapers who were represented? This was a media call, not a customer one.
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RedStar OS Watermarking(insinuator.net)
62 points by dlgeek 11y ago|4 comments
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Some quick googling suggests they take delivery of several-many dozen planes a year (based on various order/delivery/etc. coverage), which would absolutely cause a step function in the number of passenger seats. I expect there&#x2
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Or, you know, the load is increasing over time, and the system is failing to scale to it, and so will fail more and more frequently as the load continues to increase?
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Tor network exit nodes found to be sniffing passing traffic(scmagazineuk.com)
3 points by dlgeek 11y ago|0 comments
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Sorry (there was some confusion below): Dragon 2 has a powered escape system. Dragon 1 just has parachutes for the recovery phase. You safe the parachutes for the ascent phase because they're dangerous. If they accidentally trigger, yo
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by dlgeek 11y ago
The manned capsule has a powered abort system, and this one doesn't, so they really don't need to suggest anything (since a failure here would not be reflective of the surviviability of Dragon2). They intentionally disable ("
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by dlgeek 11y ago
For those who are also having issues loading the site: Nothing that wasn't already released via Twitter or yesterday's press conference.
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The Model 01: an heirloom-grade keyboard for serious typists(kickstarter.com)
1 points by dlgeek 11y ago|0 comments
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by dlgeek 11y ago
The CRL part is according to the standard RFC 5280, Section 8 (Security Considerations): "CAs SHOULD NOT include URIs that specify https, ldaps, or similar schemes in extensions." ( https://tools.ietf.org/html&#x2F
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Who knows, maybe it's decisions like this that will bring PJ back.
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by dlgeek 11y ago
Did Colin ever reply to that? I've always wondered what his response was.
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by dlgeek 12y ago
Really? The article claims 2 engines: > Powered by twin AMT Olympus RC Jet Turbine Engines
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by dlgeek 12y ago
Don't think it has enough to sustain a TV series. Maybe a movie or a mini-series.
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by dlgeek 12y ago
It actually comes from PAM - man pam_faildelay
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by dlgeek 12y ago
Because the primary job of the engine is to get as massive a payload as they can to orbit, not to land. That's just a bonus.
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by dlgeek 12y ago
The most interesting part of this is the "Dash Replenishment Service" linked at the bottom of the page. Looks like they're building APIs to insert the service back-end into appliances - they give an example of a coffee maker
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by dlgeek 12y ago
It's happening for me constantly - just clicking the link from the discussion - I get a (very) slow page load, then the unicorn page. I'm assuming it's a timeout on the backend.
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by dlgeek 12y ago
You should look at the Kensis Advantage, though it may border on too "radically different" for you. It takes a bit of getting used to, but everyone I know who has one swears by it (myself included).
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by dlgeek 12y ago
Which includes the entire program development cost - if they'd continued production, the per-plane cost would have of course been lower.

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