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by etiam 4y ago
Laudable goals. It's dual use for finding and/or inducing vulnerabilities (and not fixing them) until the technology is perfected though, right? Is this going to be a really wild security ride for a decade or so? Maybe it's a
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by etiam 4y ago
Does still-active capsaicin taken orally enter the body and affect vanilloid receptors systemically to a significant extent though? Seems like if it's just about the ability to trigger a signal at the peripheral side of some sensory ne
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by etiam 4y ago
From what I've heard ketamine is already (ab)used as a recreational drug since decades back and does have addiction risk. Not addiction risk anything like heroin though, and the trips are apparently mostly unpleasant. Ketamine in its p
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by etiam 4y ago
Also very confusing, they misspelled "Bad" right at the outset. (Though I do find that can be a slightly useful signal about the sort of reasoning to be expected and how much attention to pay to it)
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Brain drain: scientists look at why mental exertion triggers exhaustion(theguardian.com)
2 points by etiam 4y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 4y ago
Very cool. Seeing as those probes are far more general hardware and offer extra capabilities which could be really nice to have around, that's an attractive option. Strong contender for best approach to date for my case (and just overa
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by etiam 4y ago
Sadly I just learned that even the remnants seem to cause known harm Neither of the two methods to disable the ME discovered so far turned out to be an effective countermeasure against the SA-00086 vulnerability. This is because the vulner
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by etiam 4y ago
Thanks! It's great to have some approaches and terms to structure around and as a bonus you've offer a few glimpses of a world I don't know enough about. I was hoping there would be an affordable option for programming in pla
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by etiam 4y ago
How is the alternative not?
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by etiam 4y ago
Discarding all the moderate users seems like a design flaw. A possible effect on cognition is a fairly natural question for regression. Maybe you saw it in the text but, "This threshold was selected as it exceeds the American Academy o
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by etiam 4y ago
Careful now. Self-assortment into those who don't play at all and those who play at least three hours per day? There's good reasons to think those weren't otherwise equivalent populations in the first place. I'm buying &
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The Witcher (2007) in development for remake(gog.com)
1 points by etiam 4y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 4y ago
It's fairly difficult to establish criminal levels of defamation. A recent high profile case in Sweden seems to establish that persecuting a man, acquitted by court, with continued accusations of sexual assault, through wide-audience T
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by etiam 4y ago
Very nice reference. Anybody here got a complementary source to suggest for dealing with more difficult flash chips? ( > If your BIOS flash chip is in a PLCC or WSON package, you will need specialized equipment to connect to the chip, th
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by etiam 4y ago
This appears to be the academic article https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/article/wh... Note that it is a review of sorts, in turn referring to several other sources on the topic of selec
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Thousands of protesters in London call for Britain to rejoin European Union(scmp.com)
5 points by etiam 4y ago|1 comments
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Facebook’s speech translation tool for Hokkien language draws interest in China(scmp.com)
3 points by etiam 4y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 4y ago
Of course a person has to have some sort of opinion of it under such conditions, but is it going to come down mostly condemning the weapons enabling the aggressor or thankful for the weapons that enable some measure of violent defense? The
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“US Navy should prepare for an invasion of Taiwan as soon as this year”(scmp.com)
19 points by etiam 4y ago|6 comments
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by etiam 4y ago
You seem generally very knowledgeable about this environment and I'm by no means an expert in the SQUID, but the way I understand it it's effectively a magnetometer with sensitivity down to about femtotesla scale. Clearly that cou
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by etiam 4y ago
I'm not sure how practical they are for mapping but the sensitivity of some such sensors is so outrageous you can definitely measure well beyond a few meters of distance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQUID Managi
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by etiam 4y ago
Now proceed to imagine that software being shoehorned into a healthcare system where many aspects of the US healthcare system are impossible to fill out at the care provider side, because they don't exist in the society model. (Let&#
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by etiam 4y ago
Usually that appears to stop at protests that aren't so publicly visible, and by smaller cliques of technically sophisticated users. It seems to me that most unsophisticated users tend to view software as mysterious and immutable. Some
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by etiam 4y ago
Not entirely just like Ebola virus disease, considering it would still be an airborne virus and consequently be even more difficult to contain. I don't find that the outcomes from the latest 3 years of people being supposedly cautious
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by etiam 4y ago
A good deal of this appears, in my opinion, to be the press release overselling what has been done in research with their employees involved now being published in Nature. The function on physical and physiological levels has largely been w
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by etiam 4y ago
Similar reasons we're still waiting for weeks with only Sundays in them?
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Hold Up on Some of Those Antibiotic Combinations(science.org)
1 points by etiam 4y ago|0 comments
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by etiam 4y ago
Biofilms has been a noted phenomenon with microbiologists for at least a couple of decades, though I have to admit I haven't seen motility discussed as one of the functions before...
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by etiam 4y ago
Agreed. Given the headline main thrust it's a shame so many are effectively forced to using one out the duopoly already. Some compulsively "modern" countries have in practice made subjugation before either Google or Apple man
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by etiam 4y ago
Very interesting. Are there any particular references you can recommend?

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