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by drtgh 3y ago
That can have many reads. For example from the article: "The report followed a leak of military footage that showed apparently inexplicable happenings in the sky, while navy pilots testified that they had frequently had encounters with
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by drtgh 3y ago
The site uses in the code the javascript for Google Ads and GoogleAnalytics, so probably you searched for LEGOs in Google search. Or was in other search engine using Google Chrome? The Google Ads algorithm is not exactly known, there are gu
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by drtgh 3y ago
>Should we just release them back to nature and possibly let them die out there? IMHO, not my field. Most of the wild animals that live a time in captivity needs to learn again with human help where obtain again food before to completely
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by drtgh 3y ago
I was going to talk about the power consumption ranging from 450W to 1000W (expensive), but I guess with such price level it will not mind at all.
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by drtgh 3y ago
At what point did password managers invent the idea of using a different password for each account? That is computing basics from the beginning. They didn't solve a problem, they just increased the lottery prize if the master password
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by drtgh 3y ago
Password managers makes the user life easier, at a big price if the master password gets compromised, as all the passwords get compromised at same time, in an unified way that by other methods would require much more specialization and effo
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by drtgh 3y ago
Whichever way you look at it, in every sense, password managers are a really bad, bad idea. Besides that, it is not needed to force you to press your finger; the delinquent needs only to have access to the device for to fool the sensor with
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by drtgh 3y ago
eBPF, I thought we were friends! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zixNDolLrg eBPF, A new frontier for malware https://redcanary.com/blog/ebpf-malware/ How Hackers Use eBPF https://cymul
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by drtgh 3y ago
bypass eBPF, just the first search, https://www.form3.tech/engineering/content/bypassing-ebpf-to... "Executing the program in the demo pod allows us to confirm that the system call is not detected" http
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by drtgh 3y ago
What gives a false sense of security is to say an OS is updated and connected to the internet is secure. Or maybe should be used the term less-safe? in such case, why don't let the user with an old OS to decide by itself? because MS wa
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by drtgh 3y ago
What gives a false sense of security is to say an OS is updated and connected to the internet is secure. Or maybe should be used the term less-safe? in such case, why don't let the user with an old OS to decide by itself? because MS wa
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by drtgh 3y ago
Always names with generic words which complicates the search. Rust metal, Rust the game, Rust what. And now Crab cooking, Crab fauna I'm absolutely convinced that software names are a conspiracy for to bring users to the threshold that
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by drtgh 3y ago
>Also excluding names, there are less than two thousand kanji in modern Japanese. Still a lot but not some insurmountable task. The problem with these kanji is that each one has several possible pronunciations/sounds. That, and writ
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by drtgh 3y ago
>Microsoft does not seem to care about Copilot violating licenses Humm, then perhaps should be trained LLMs with leaked Microsoft code. Protocols, controllers or any kind of stuff that could contribute advances for executing Windows thin
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by drtgh 3y ago
In the past, it was audio dialogue what could get lost in the background environment or music in films and series, which I assumed was some kind of unfixed algorithmic decoding problem that inexperienced editors hadn't considered befor
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by drtgh 3y ago
I updated velocity. I also added centripetal force become the weight of the satellite for to try to explain it better.
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by drtgh 3y ago
If you take a lift to a distance of 100 km and drop it, it will fall immediately reaching the ground in less than 10 minutes. Gravity remains strong. Satellites and space stations are always in free fall. The thing that keeps them in "
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by drtgh 3y ago
>"Basically, we now have shown that the human motor system is not unitary. Instead, we believe there are two separate systems that control movement," Perhaps they have re-discovered the reflexes system
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by drtgh 3y ago
For Firefox desktop I have enabled the menu bar and the bookmark bar with the methods commented in the other messages. Also, I use a custom userChrome.css that uses as basis https://github.com/aris-t2/customcssforfx
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by drtgh 4y ago
I said it for to maintain undesired chemical reactions under control. My first thought after to read some papers would be below 25°C, but this is not my field so take it with a grain of salt, as the water temperature in normal operating con
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by drtgh 4y ago
Recorded video launch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvHcGmQPcsI&t=2873s min 47:53
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by drtgh 4y ago
I think perhaps one of the reasons they were so quick to push was for the introduction of a section saying the content generated by such services should not contain elements that could subvert state power, incite secession or disrupt social
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by drtgh 4y ago
It is not my field, but if plentiful and accessible, we are talking about several thousand tonnes of water around a small habitat that could theoretically be used. Nevertheless, if I understood right, that immense amount of water would ha
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by drtgh 4y ago
The radiation level exposure on the Moon is estimated to be around 60 microsieverts every hour [1], while the limit of amount of radiation received by the general public in a year is set to 1'000 microsieverts (1 millisievert) [2]. It
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by drtgh 4y ago
https://archive.is/nPLDu > " Content generated by such services shouldn’t contain elements that could subvert state power, incite secession or disrupt social order, the rules state. "
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by drtgh 4y ago
I would suggest to design the browser's core for being able to natively support features homologous to: · uMatrix : A version with even more extended filtering characteristics. With special attention to javascript calls/loads cont
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by drtgh 4y ago
I would make two distinctions by my experience ten years ago, the inter-provincial trains where you go seated, and the metropolitan trains where you go standing. In the first ones, even in the older trains that takes you to the most remote
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by drtgh 4y ago
Fingerprints have been successfully extracted from photographs on a number of occasions (the fingerprints of Angela Merkel made the headlines). To do a secret retina scan with other kind of technology is a matter of time. Compared to a pass
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by drtgh 4y ago
A biometric password cannot be replaced by the user in case of interception of communications, troyans, or theft of the database where it is stored; once obtained, there is no way back, any service that makes use of a biometric will be comp
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by drtgh 4y ago
> I'm always surprised that 3D printing isn't making faster progress. I don't own a 3D printer, but I wonder why pellet extruders are not a standard for feeding these FDM machines. This apparent lack of interest has an eff

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