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fguerraz
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> noise tends to be a an unwanted amplitude modulation, not a frequency modulation said someone who didn't understand anything about signal processing. Been debunked so many times: https://physics.stackexchange.com/q
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2y ago
For me hourly rates work best too. I charge only for real work, not for breaks, because really working an 8h day is unrealistic for me.
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2y ago
It's too bad they focused on commercial closed-source solutions providers. The ecosystem would have really benefited if they had put their efforts to, for example, do the same work with NextCloud.
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It looks like there will be a Raspberry Pi 500
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Initial support has just been merged in the Raspeberry Pi's linux kernel repository.
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2y ago
I’m working on https://www.zonehero.io/ to deliver a cost effective alternative to AWS native load balancing (ALB). We already had a PoC which saved our customer 50% vs ALB (in their case that’s more than a million dollars
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2y ago
It begs the question: what's wrong with RSA??? I've always heard it's because implementation is hard and ECC magically solves most of these problems, but clearly that's not the case...
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2y ago
I think there are more synergies than you think. For example, many of the COSMIC components are reused in Redox OS https://redox-os.org/news/this-month-240531/
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2y ago
Or, it could just be that everything is self-explanatory: higher incidence because of better and earlier diagnosis, and incidentally lower fatality rate because cancers are chaught earlier.
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2y ago
> Anyone know why dark matter wouldn't be rotating along with the rest of the galaxy? No one knows if dark matter exists and what it's made of, so you can make as many assumptions as you want to help your fancy research as long
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2y ago
Good luck. I mean it both in a sarcastic way and not.
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Mozilla's fate? You mean building a browser that works? Indeed, I doubt very much that Ladybird will get there.
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So broken that it’s probably just a tool to collect URLs
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What magic prevents printed encyclopedia text and images from being AI generated? Surely the same magic could be applied to digital content.
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I loved that I got tricked into learning something about Chinese!
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Where did you read such a claim? There is a difference between "only a part" and "largely sourced from". _Of course, we have more traditional links and images in our search results too, which we largely source from Bing.
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2y ago
Very good write up ! Thanks
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This is a phylosophical question, French law is quite clear-cut about it: an unborn baby is not a person, therefore it has no rights. To the point that recently a famous person had a car accident while driving under drugs influence, the pre
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3y ago
I am not making this up, this is abundantly commented upon in the French press.
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The article is actually missing the point slightly. The French right wing of the senate has made this seemingly unimportant edit: it's not a right to abortion, it's a freedom. This changes everything. If it's a freedom, the j
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So the vast majority of servers is not at risk because OpenSSH is not vulnerable to these attacks?
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I get "Access Denied" when trying to access this page. I guess they are taking me for one of their children.
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3y ago
Sacrebleu!
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I don’t know why they make it an Apple problem. They claim their attack works on all browsers, and it doesn’t look like it’s fixed on any of them.
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The amount of "bars" is irrelevant. You need to check if you're actually connected to 5G and that's very well hidden. ( # #4636# # on android. Anything but "connected" for "NR State" means you'r
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Well, I've been to Portugal recently, Porto to be precise, they have actual 5G which you can actually connect to, and despite roaming and the amount of tourists, it was night and day: everything loaded instantly, not a single hickup. B
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One of the main excuses for not deploying 5G at the moment is the alleged lack of access to "urban furniture". More precisely , they don't want to pay. Basically they want the people to pay for it with their taxes and the rac
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They should think about switching on 5G as well. The UK being one of the worst countries for 5G deployment, with totally fake coverage (shows the 5G logo but connected to LTE). - "On average, 5G users spent 10.1% of the time connec
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Why a signed int?
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