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3y ago
After results like this, I would expect more farmers to try seeding their fields with all manner of worms.
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3y ago
This reminds me of [0] where they maintain composite lists of frequently used passwords. Also in the repo is probably my favorite pull request ever [1]. [0] https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists [1] https:/&
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3y ago
It is not entirely obvious - can I use quadlets in an ad-hoc fashion to spin up a project? The example makes it seem like it is exclusively for long running services.
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3y ago
>...which was bringing in about 30 millions EURO per month, was the only thing keeping the company alive. I am curious what were the expenses. Few things are as simple as they appear, but from the mobile games I have seen, they look like
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3y ago
Vegas machines are calibrated with a certain win rate. The author surmises that this game has something more like a loss rate at pre-determined points. Would such a machine be legal in the regulated real-world? Or only in the wild-west of o
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3y ago
Wouldn't the vast majority of articles on this site require that tag?
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3y ago
I choose to believe this behavior somehow drives ad revenue to Microsoft and is not incompetence. Otherwise, why would they throw away the previously working behavior?
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3y ago
Even better are the programs which will stick cache files inside something like ~/.config/appx/mycache . Like a little middle finger from the developer to waste space in my backups.
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3y ago
Is there a database of these big corporate hacks anywhere? Furthermore, is there any categorization of the method that was used? I am curious of the ratio: X% mix-configured cloud permissions, Y% bad defaults, Z% unpatched 9-year old vulner
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3y ago
Compared to decades/centuries in space hitched to a flying object, what's a few kilometers of ice?
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3y ago
Artist is weird (and probably a real jerk). News at 11. It seems an enormous leap that one goofball did anything to damage the "credibility" of developers. How many people could name even a single indie designer?
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3y ago
Plus the quality. I do not think any streaming service offers the same fidelity as a local Blueray.
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3y ago
I would love to see a survey, but my guess of those customers is that streaming is not a viable option. An unfathomably large percentage of the USA still has meager internet connections.
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3y ago
>Rates of type 2 diabetes were 62% higher (IRR, 1.62) in 2020 to 2021 than in 2016 to 2019. The incidence of type 2 diabetes rose from 14.8 to 24.7 per 100,000 person-years over that time. That is a huge jump. Is it possible there was mo
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3y ago
Tardigrades can survive in space[0]. > In September last year, a team of scientists launched a squad of tiny animals into space aboard a Russian satellite. Once in orbit, the creatures were shunted into ventilated containers that exposed
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3y ago
That is surprising to me. I would have thought there was already a robust shipping network through the Mississippi river. Eventually, I would expect the amortized costs of a rail network to beat river barges, but that would take a significa
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3y ago
VW's site sucks on desktop as well. Ultra-wide monitor and I have to use a hamburger menu to see the navigation bar. Using the VW filters, the only electric that I see is the ID.4 SUV starting at $39k. Edit: Just went to Honda and the
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3y ago
Perhaps I am an explosive vomit-er, but mid-act, I have little concern to what area of my mouth is being exposed. I would consider my entire mouth to be vomit coated. Whereas soda would be mostly concentrated to the bottom fraction of my mo
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3y ago
This conflicts with some advice I have previously heard, so would be interested in any hard research for or against. I was told that if you vomit, you should not brush or rinse your mouth. You are only moving the low pH stomach acid around
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3y ago
I would set the taken field to a timestamp. Then you could have a cleanup job that looks for any lingering jobs aged past a reasonable timeout and null out the field.
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3y ago
>The average human digestive system produces approximately 3 g of ethanol per day through fermentation of its contents. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethanol_metabolism
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3y ago
False dichotomy. Fasting does not mean you have to eat up until your final waking moments. I do not consider my lifestyle fasting, though I rarely eat breakfast and typically have dinner 6-7pm. Which is ~6 hours before I go to bed.
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3y ago
>...since skipping breakfast is associated with bad health behaviour anyways I have never heard this. In America, if someone says they are eating breakfast, I assume they are eating junk: bagels, McMuffins, cereal bars, etc. Not muesli.
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3y ago
Associated typically means, "we saw these two things together". Maybe there is an underlying connection, but it at least looked funny (and/or enough to get a paper out the door). Which is honestly about the best you can get f
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3y ago
So we are now off of fasting? Not that I keep up with the (largely junk) nutritional studies, but this blurb surprised me: >...In recent years, breakfast skipping has been proven to be associated with obesity,9 impaired glucose metabolis
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3y ago
I do wonder - in a parallel universe where Intel had not played dirty - would AMD have naturally risen on top? More sales -> more revenue -> more R&D -> better products. At the very least, if AMD had been able to maintain compe
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3y ago
It would eliminate that fear of forgetting the key. Again, it comes down to your threat model. Key stored in more locations is potentially compromising security, but is a trade-off everyone has to consider. It still prevents disinterested d
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3y ago
It is storage. Rightly or wrongly, most people are going to think that one storage location is as good as another. I would assume that syncing would get bogged down (re-syncs full blobs rather than incremental bytes) rather than expect any
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3y ago
I do not know your threat model, but maybe keep a physical backup of the key?
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3y ago
Exactly my work setup at the moment. Amazing how quickly my excitement at the new 4k monitor was quelled.
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