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egberts1
2y ago
Screw the crying pleas of museums and archeologists for more locale information, for with an oppressive law with HUGE disincentive to self-report accidental finds of seemingly archeological object that can knock out a good portion of your o
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egberts1
2y ago
small part. And if it is a “zero-sized” residential lot, you just S.O.L.
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egberts1
2y ago
And it is.
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egberts1
2y ago
Reolink periodically phones home ... to China.
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egberts1
2y ago
Standalone, VLAN over PoE 4K camera is next to impossible to find. Offline, selfhosted NVR coupled with private VPN for status/notification is the only way to go. Bonus if self-hosting on your own VPS for backup viewing (also thru pri
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egberts1
2y ago
So far, so good.
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egberts1
2y ago
Proves the America is still the bestest place to live.
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egberts1
2y ago
How about the #headdesk'ing of Morse code on a touchpad?
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egberts1
2y ago
Wireshark it.
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egberts1
2y ago
Wireshark it yourself.
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egberts1
2y ago
That moment the higher education took a HUGE swandive into the empty cement pond, is when their admission no longer relies on SAT/ACT. Soon, LSAT and others to follow. It is like the state no longer demanding an occupational license, l
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egberts1
2y ago
If i could upvote this a thousand times, at least, that post belongs at the top.
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egberts1
2y ago
But not Proton and Scribe's AI: it trains locally and send the combined gradient update to a central server,
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egberts1
2y ago
It trains locally and send the combined gradient update to a central server.
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egberts1
2y ago
I was going to downvote this, but am shocked at this relevation so I'm a gonna let this stand since a good citation was given.
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egberts1
2y ago
I wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole given how dastardly the ChatGPT could track the usage within a privacy-oriented application if I wanted my privacy intact. Then again, it's a WEB app!
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egberts1
2y ago
We can only imagine the proliferation on the application of "rebuttable presumption". Is DNA evidence yet another form of "rebuttable presumption" in Wales & England?
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egberts1
2y ago
To be fair, he did say "roughly". And boy, that was a shaffing error.
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egberts1
2y ago
Does anyone know why the definition of vaccine has been relaxed to include any kind of efficacy? Most vaccines today (before COVID) boast 95% efficacy rate. I have not read good things much in the way SARS-CoV-19 inoculant's efficacy r
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egberts1
2y ago
The best way for subpostmaster to defend themselves in court is to get the Horizon to prove itself through double-column, and recouncilation of their own general ledger. Unable to do that? Horizon eats it.
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egberts1
2y ago
I hit my limit at 83 mining in Runescape. The grind sure is relentless!
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egberts1
2y ago
Having a systemd PID 1, with network connectivity capability, pushed toward the UEFI stage remains a bad security practice.
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egberts1
2y ago
Central angle, of which you can use that exponential power to determine how many digits of π to minimize error tolerance. Also, I err'd. I swapped L and R. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=%28180+x+1+nanometer%29...
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egberts1
2y ago
Very good. Here's the WolframAlpha equation to your assertion of 40-digit ... or so. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=%28180+x+17+trillion+li...
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egberts1
2y ago
Damage. Pinhole is just as damaging to corporation that may result in leakage of password files, sales projections, customer records, confidential data, and mass encamping of external hackers infesting your company's entire networked
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egberts1
2y ago
I'm turning in my physic card. ( stare at*ground)
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egberts1
2y ago
Now that's a solid win for us math nerds.
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egberts1
2y ago
This new pi value should land us on the precise nanometer on a planetary rock of a sun located some 18 trillion light years away. More than good enough for a Star Trek transporter targeting system, provided that sufficient power can reach i
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egberts1
2y ago
See @quickthrowman's comment for detailed breakdown on high-temperature and copper wire.
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egberts1
2y ago
Thanks! The further clarification and use of terminology is much needed here. Plus I needed that citation!
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