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by extropy 7y ago
It's useful to have a master key that decrypts everything. For each message that means encrypting for two keys - the recepient and the master key. The obvious drawback being the huge damage when a master key is inevitably leaked.
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by extropy 7y ago
Radars, star trackers and some math. Random Google link: https://timeandnavigation.si.edu/navigating-space
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by extropy 7y ago
Link redirects to home page. Article removed?
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by extropy 7y ago
That there is a well established (if expensive) method to re-take the decentralized control should things go south. Same for open source software, the best pieces are generally run by a no-nonsense autocrats.
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by extropy 7y ago
Hmm I'm not following. This is about moving away from oil dependance, not making bricks bio degenerable.
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by extropy 7y ago
Because officially ddr4 is only up to 3200. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR4_SDRAM Every ddr4 module beyond that is officially a 3200 module with overclock option. That's why you need to enable Extreme Mem
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by extropy 7y ago
IMO Android is working towards having a compatibility layer so that drivers can be freely shared across distros. Look up Project Treble.
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by extropy 7y ago
Probably depends on the manufacurer. From last ~10 or so rental cars in EU can't remeber last time I saw one with mph on the dial.
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by extropy 7y ago
IMO this is pure FUD, no actual correspondence with Tesla to back it up. It would be silly for Tesla to argue that it's driver's fault because "beta". Every other car manufacturer will say it's driver's respons
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by extropy 8y ago
Which could still be implemented as a single sensor per key + interpolation. I which case it really depends how good the software is in edge cases. Like two fingers close together in untypical location. Noting enough machine learning cannot
251.
by extropy 8y ago
Apples to oranges. Assuming they where 1 year in service and doing 1 flight per day, it's more like 0.002% accidents to flights.
252.
by extropy 8y ago
Yes I want my free energy device too.
253.
by extropy 8y ago
How about just dumping that heat into the battery coolant loop. Oh wait.
254.
by extropy 8y ago
This is a Browser from DDG, not their search engine. It claims to block trackers like Google and FB, and provides other privacy related features. Does not say what it's built on... Probably chromium.
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by extropy 8y ago
Any pointers to where to look for good reliability examples in software world? Genuinely curious.
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by extropy 8y ago
Higher levels at Google inevitably mean getting people organized. Convincing that your design is worth investing resources into. If you are awesome only at cranking out code, you are stuck at L4.
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by extropy 8y ago
The DLC however does.
258.
by extropy 8y ago
Dosbox should be able to handle it.
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by extropy 9y ago
Mars will show us what keeping us from dying truly takes. Right now we have no idea how to do that on Earth. Both practically and politically.
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by extropy 9y ago
4. Air pollution regulations in cities make owning ICE car more expensive or banning them outright.
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by extropy 10y ago
It's more to do with the Google daydream support.
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by extropy 10y ago
Yes, unless it's level 5. Then you walk.
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by extropy 10y ago
Racing speed?
264.
by extropy 11y ago
Why don't we have a CPU architecutre with two stacks - one for stack data and another for return addresses?
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by extropy 11y ago
Call me when the ITAR is lifed. Other than that, trying to get my green card.
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by extropy 11y ago
How about separate the processing code from error handling code into a block of it's own. Like this: fn file_double<P: AsRef<Path>>(file_path: P) -> Result<i32, String> { let mut file = File::open(file_
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by extropy 12y ago
Nope, that's 25 petabytes per year - under 1 gigabyte per second.
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by extropy 12y ago
JavaScript does not share memory between threads. No shared memory - no need for sync code. Instead it uses message passing and event loop to do the sync for you. The way it's implemented is similar to Windows 3.x times - collaborative
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by extropy 12y ago
Next launch will be to geostationary orbit. More fuel is needed to get there, I'm not sure if they have enough left for a boost-back.
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by extropy 12y ago
That's why they have range safety. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Range_safety . Basically a remote self-destruct trigger with multiple redundant data channels and possibly a self destruct on communication loss. Yo

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