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by dtparr 5y ago
I might suggest linking to the original post from the RPi folks directly rather than the re-hash blog post. https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/new-old-functionality-with-...
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by dtparr 5y ago
You're not throwing the ball high enough in a car that the difference in radius from the center of the Earth makes a difference that you can detect. For objects above the earth's surface, the radius of the 'orbit' around
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Researchers wait year to report vulnerability with 9.8 out of 10 severity rating(arstechnica.com)
8 points by dtparr 5y ago|0 comments
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by dtparr 5y ago
I believe the 'quirk' here is that the fraud was able to get property ownership updated with the Land Registry, so the new owner is the official owner of record.
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by dtparr 5y ago
As I said, I'm not vouching for WhatsApp's implementation. What I'm saying is that having the ability to report messages does not mean they're not doing e2e exactly like they say. It doesn't provide any informatio
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by dtparr 5y ago
While I can't vouch for WhatsApp's implementation of course, the capability could easily maintain e2e encryption by just forwarding those 5 messages directly to WhatsApp admins. E2E just means it gets to your recipient without be
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Newfoundland couple gets their dream home – by moving it on the water(cbc.ca)
1 points by dtparr 5y ago|0 comments
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by dtparr 5y ago
The project is here: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-webos Unfortunately, it's been pretty quiet the last few months after seemingly getting close to a retry in the LG store.
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by dtparr 5y ago
This feels a little like I'm doxing him, but I mean, his website lists an email and twitter handle (see https://walterbright.com/ ) and the Empire page lists a mailbag, so I think he's open to it ( http:/&#x2F
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by dtparr 5y ago
Yeah, I understand that it was illegal in Switzerland, and the Swiss authority was not a passive participant, but your wording 'unless you commit a crime in Switzerland' implies that the crime itself is committed in Switzerland, n
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by dtparr 5y ago
Note that the recent case involved a crime in France. So really, it's more like 'unless you commit a crime in a country that cooperates with Switzerland and the Swiss legal system decides to hand in a request'
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by dtparr 5y ago
Yeah, I understand. Where I grew up and my parents still live is ~60 mi from the nearest stations, and during the digital transition they all went from high power VHF to UHF and they lost the ability to get anything even with a 40' tow
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by dtparr 5y ago
Presumably because having an additional free or cheap option out there that's more user-friendly than OTA transmission reduces the value to the cable companies that pay for retransmission rights.
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by dtparr 5y ago
It obviously depends on your location/line-of-sight/etc., but if you're appropriately located, a cheap antenna + network tuner like HDHomeRun or Tablo can provide the 'live streaming' of local channels to a variety
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by dtparr 5y ago
TLDR: No one has had contact with maintainers for 2 months. Unknown if it's now abandonware.
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by dtparr 5y ago
To be fair, xlsx came out with Office 2007, so it's not exactly 'new' anymore. Perhaps at this point it's reasonable for 'excel file' to mean the one that's been the default for 14 years?
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by dtparr 5y ago
Probably just a hungry pet fox.
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by dtparr 5y ago
Glad it worked out!
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by dtparr 5y ago
Can you not login to the nbc olympics site/app using your fuboTV login and get access to exactly what you're looking for? [0] They also list youtube TV and Sling TV as login options. [0] - Literally asking, as I can see they&#x27
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by dtparr 5y ago
If you're curious why, the most recent finisher at Barkley, John Kelly (a PhD Data Scientist, to maybe tie it to HN a bit more), blogs a good deal about the 'why' questions on his 'Random Forest Runner' blog (yes, a
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by dtparr 5y ago
The captain-only requirement is an interesting one. While it makes sense that you'd want the more experienced pilot doing the landing, how do you get more captains? I.e. if a First officer can't land there with a more senior pil
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by dtparr 5y ago
Agreed, I'm curious if the scoffing was at the claim of 100 metric tons to LEO or the pricing for such a launch ($55/kg would mean a $5.5M/launch cost). I'm assuming the latter since the Saturn V could put 140 metric to
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by dtparr 5y ago
Likely, they want to use the those weeks as a beta period to gather data from the fleet.
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by dtparr 5y ago
I'm not so sure. Getting to Mars and back is relatively easy delta V-wise relative to even a transfer orbit to the sun. Not sure if gravity assists could make up the difference or not.
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by dtparr 6y ago
Really puts the Dione Warwick song into a new light. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_You_Know_the_Way_to_San_J...
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by dtparr 6y ago
You can't try to imitate him to trick audiences into thinking it's him, no. That's already been a lawsuit (well, not Brad Pitt), and resulted in SAG rules against it. https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/reveale
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by dtparr 6y ago
An old song https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_(Them_song)
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by dtparr 6y ago
I thought the Navy didn't. I recall something about how they weren't eligible for certain ceremonial roles that the army and RAF were due to never having sworn an oath to the crown.
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by dtparr 6y ago
Now I'm curious. How does DCS handle IFF? Does it just abstract it to some general concept of IFF, or do you actually have to deal with the various modes and such? How does it handle different incompatible countries/generations of
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by dtparr 6y ago
Yeah, he appears to be in a bad way. "If anyone can provide me a safe place to live or sanctuary please send DM. I'm looking for any friendly tribe to take me in. Send help yesterday." https://twitter.com/mara

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