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egberts1
1y ago
Marrying cousins would make your jaws narrower (smaller width-wise), even the famed Hapsburg royal family during Holy Roman Empire has Mannerism paintings of them (and their disproportionate jaws).
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Merlin Bird ID app by Cornell University. I like to see that with known drone sounds, maybe missiles and rockets too. But that is closed-source. One viable open-source alternatives is written in Python and uses CNN algorithm. https:/&
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1y ago
All boils down to Chrome leveraging localhost for its location.
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1y ago
No
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egberts1
1y ago
Should have done that 40 years ago. Sacramento planted 2.2M trees since 1975 and cooler than historical data (still reaches 90s and 100s)
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Ummmmm, it isn't an 100% close-loop cycle. Hydrogen affixes to other molecules.
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It is downright scary, these assemblers. Tracking all those transitions of multiple micro-register states between each pair of opcode instructions, oy! Disclaimer: designed 6502 instruction set. Flabbergasted at today's Intel instructi
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1y ago
Ummmm, and undo millions of years of anerobic generation of water molecules by planktons and algae?
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egberts1
1y ago
It was design to nudge Apple account holders into purchasing additional iCloud disk space.
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1y ago
Programming done in closed network lab. This is why homework are NOW being done in-class: no takehomes. In short, weekly exams, on-paper, in-person, in-class, on teacher's test form paper. No phone. Calculator permitted. Some allow op
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Why we can't have nice private TLD DNSSEC
(egbert.net)
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1y ago
Profiling, or more concisely, anti-profiling.
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egberts1
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Just because it can transform doesn't mean that the logic still remains correct. I found this out when attempting to transform wiki pages into blog-specific-speak, repeatedly.
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egberts1
1y ago
That is ... until corporate donor started donating to PBS with stipulations attached.
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egberts1
1y ago
You may need a tad bit more field experience in hostile networking. It's all about hiding what protocol is being used.
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Yes. But I like my own certificate tool better. * Creating Root CA node * Creating Intermediate CA node * Creating 2nd Intermediate CA node * Renew Root CA node * Renew Intermediate CA node * Encrypt using ChaCha20-Poly1305 * Encrypt using
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1y ago
"Scoping and corraling" Also ensures that source IP are not leaked, as well.
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1y ago
Still use EBNF, so some of my tools, citations, and sources are: Here is a list of all variants of EBNFs as well as Vim syntax highlighter for EBNF variants: https://github.com/egberts/vim-syntax-ebnf And a EBNF forma
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Here is a list of all variants of EBNFs: https://github.com/egberts/vim-syntax-ebnf And a EBNF format detector: https://github.com/egberts/filetype-ebnf-grammars And a master list of all variants
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Aaaaaw shoot. There goes my private WireGuard client-side TLS certificate for tunneled SSH. Just need to bashify all the certificate creation ... again.
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Wait, wait, wait. Did TM SGNL archived conversations at a central server for later dissemination in an decryptable manner at the central server?
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1y ago
Probably all those cookies tipped and triggered the connection rate limiter.
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As evidenced by some 291,000 undocumented children whose administrative paperworks are lost. https://www.oig.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/assets/2024-08/O...
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Kinda like Lobster.rs Not a good look.
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Am very critical of President Trump, but I don't see this encroachment of Freedom of Speech like we did under the Biden administration (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, disinfo-LLC, Meta-Conexant, AttackWatch, NPR, falling COVID efficacy
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2y ago
Peaked bell-curve: normal No ad while using DuckDuckGo/iOS. Very clean.
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Copper-price makes my hobby of experimenting with EMP rifles so prohibitively expensive!! Now it is all-aluminum!!! (Bonus: Aluminum contracts and expand more making it more useful in multi-strata windings and using the expanded aluminum co
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We want to hide money, for you know, from you know, hiding from unauthorized users, nevermind the taxpayers' money. It's the government's money.
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Marx was smart enough to mooch off of his friend's attic space for free.
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How to tell that a product got hamfisted by marketing engineer without saying it got hamfisted by a marketing engineer.
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