edm0nd

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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   The anti-nuclear hippy movements of the 60s and 70s are pretty directly responsible for a lot of the slow down in expansion of nuclear power. >Between 1975 and 1980, a total of 63 nuclear units were canceled in the United States. Anti-nu
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   That is seemingly such an absurdly high number to get a nuclear planet up and running. Is the majority of that cost dealing with regulatory and legal nonsense that stems from the anti-nuclear hippy groups and laws they got passed in the 60s
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   A lot of it seems just likely for intel reasons. A lot of OSINT/CTI scripts simply are glorified scripts that just sleep for X amount of time and then recheck for any changes and then alert if change is detected. I think you could real
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   Caveat emperor
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   The Army Corps of Engineers has a really bad rep here in Louisiana even after almost two decades of Katrina being over because of their colossal fuck ups which caused all of our damage. > After the storm, multiple investigations conclude
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   iirc they plan on making multiple launch sites so one getting damaged wont grind operations to a halt.
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   I'm curious, how long time wise do these type of "heavy computations" take on clusters of HPCs?
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   Interesting to see that Russia has setup 2000+ cell phone towers in its occupied areas in attempts to gain intel from Ukraine cell phones.
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   by edm0nd 2y ago

   Over how long of a time span are we giving this? I don't think so. https://www.youtube.com/@SpaceX/streams = most popular live stream has 33M views https://www.youtube.com/@SpaceX/videos = mo
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Damn, its been a minute since I got got.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    non paywall: https://archive.ph/5PBXf
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    For anyone curious, the older models cost between $69,500 - $85,000. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReWalk Now they seemingly cost $100k+
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    The future is going to be so weird and interesting. Imagine being able to control these things remotely and then walking a few of them into a bank to rob it. Then the robots attach the stolen money/goods to a drone which then flies off
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Would be cool to have some kind of "deadmans infra AI or bot" that would auto fund your server bills for X amount of additional months/years and then send out emails and post a notice you have died and your service EOL is est
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I was extremely disappointed this wasn't about NetZero the ISP from back in the day.
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    Tito: An In-Memory Rootkit(github.com)

    1 points by edm0nd 2y ago|0 comments
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Owe your banker £1k you are at his mercy; owe him £1m the position is reversed (2019) Owe your banker £1,245.21 you are at his mercy; owe him £1,245,207.25 the position is reversed (August 2024) source: https://www.bankofengland.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    We've seen it happen with RU flying under other flags with their Anonymous Sudan campaign. This could be a new campaign like this by them.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    nah. its politically motivated hacktivists that are pro Palestinian. See their Twitter https://x.com/Sn_darkmeta could also just be RU larping under another flag.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Its being done by pro Palestine Islamic hacktivists. They stated on twitter because IA is controlled by "the US" and is "pro Israel". could also just be RU larping under another flag. They have done this in the past with
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    On the flipside, imagine if they gave $7B to an anti-government group or militia to perform a coup or attack another country... That could buy a ton of arms and equipment and likely enough funds to be successful depending upon what the ulti
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    At some point you being to trade safety innovations for zero-tech. I feel a lot safter (and you are) in a 2024 vehicle VS a 1980s vehicle. Always on headlights, side airbags, better impact ratings and engineering, etc.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    This is in no way true.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    No. Crypto = Crypto
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I mean really the arrest warrants or sanctions are just feel good PR for the agencies issuing them to let the public they are "doing something". It's the only thing they can do. For example, they aint ever going to pop a Nort
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    I'll take "People who feel threatened by AI" for $500, Alex.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    >did anything good come from wework? Adam and Rebekah Neumann got exposed for being the frauds that they are.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Mormons be hoarding all the wealth and supplies just in case it is sometime soon. Jesus would be real mad if he came back and they only had a measly 5 billion.
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    These aren't basic wheelchairs like at the hospital imo. They are the wheelchairs that someone is going to spend their entire day/life in and use for mobility. Huge difference I think. It's also heavily customizable https:&#
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    by edm0nd 2y ago

    Perhaps. Look at Japan and their huge Hikikomori population. No desire to have a job, a significant other, or really do anything in life. Which, in turn, is causing havoc on their population numbers and making it decline.