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by foxyv 11mo ago
Never underestimate how women's fashion will make clothing out of the thinnest and flimsiest garbage they can find. I wouldn't be surprised if a good bit of the problem is that women's clothing doesn't do much to insulat
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by foxyv 11mo ago
Many people don't realize that any argument they can think of against a given medication has been gone over a thousand times by thousands of medical professionals. The truth is, they just don't trust the medical system as a whole.
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by foxyv 11mo ago
Maybe they are talking about fossils? EG: Before humanity stuff.
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by foxyv 11mo ago
For a hot second I thought this article was talking about Sewer Shark on the Sega CD. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewer_Shark
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by foxyv 11mo ago
Man, it really seems like the cloud providers are having some tough times lately. Azure, AWS, and Cloudflare! Is everything just secretly AWS?
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by foxyv 11mo ago
It is 100% this. The system is broken and everyone knows it. But people are convinced that the solution to the problem is somehow worse.
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by foxyv 11mo ago
You just make a tool that plugs into the wiring harness which does it for you. Then Jiffy Lube can sell it to all the Jiffy Lube franchises for $400. (It's really just a small 12 volt lithium battery and a switch lol.)
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by foxyv 11mo ago
I have found that, if you are competent, the role will quickly expand to fill your ability to accomplish it. Edit: Probably regardless of competency to be honest.
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by foxyv 11mo ago
I would hesitate to draw a conclusion without more evidence. One way or another.
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by foxyv 11mo ago
Beware of intuitive conclusions. (AKA: Truthiness) It's easy to believe something because it sounds true but still be completely wrong. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/truthiness
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by foxyv 11mo ago
This is why I get angry at my doctor whenever they say "Reduce your stress." I'm like "Dude, I can't just quit my job like that." Meanwhile everyone else is telling me to paper over the cracks in the wall with
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by foxyv 11mo ago
I'm always happy to see pigeons around. They are a lot rarer these days. I remember, before West Nile came around, they would blanket an area. People would have to wash their cars every other day because they would poop on the roofs. E
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by foxyv 11mo ago
That's not how these inertial navigation units work. They measure the acceleration of the device in six axes. Forward/back, up/down, left/right, yaw, pitch, and roll. Then they integrate these accelerations to determine
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by foxyv 11mo ago
I agree, one hundred percent. Capture of the government by corporate interests has neutralized the ability of the FTC to do their job and stop problems like this. Companies have gotten so large that if they catch a cold, the entire world co
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by foxyv 11mo ago
A nautical mile is 1852 meters 1 degree of latitude is 60 nautical miles 1 millionth of a degree is 0.1 meters So they lose about 2.4 meters of accuracy per day or about 0.9km per year. Which is pretty good for nautical navigation purposes.
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by foxyv 1y ago
Billionaires are so rich that dermatologists and plastic surgeons look like old man Carl from "Up." Welcome to the oligarchy!
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by foxyv 1y ago
About 99% of the DevOps guys I know use K9s which is a TUI application for managing EKS clusters.
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by foxyv 1y ago
The hedgehogs and the polar bears were particularly bad. Gave me very "Harry Spotter" vibes.
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by foxyv 1y ago
I really wish that these corporations were forced to provide copies of source code and assets to the Library of Congress to have their copyright stay in effect for longer than a year. Servers and Clients. Our government is so far behind the
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by foxyv 1y ago
My brother picked me up by the neck once. I still have nightmares about it. Kids are so insanely cruel.
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by foxyv 1y ago
They just can't ever get the rice right.
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by foxyv 1y ago
Mod developers were able to get the source code for Minecraft through a developer program over a decade ago. I'm not sure that it is still the case. I think they are just de-obfuscating the compiled CLASS files so anyone can decompile
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by foxyv 1y ago
Most secure enclaves use a fingerprint scanner to authenticate the request for data key or private certificate decryption. For instance, on the MacBook you will get a message prompting for fingerprint. On a Windows laptop without a fingerpr
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by foxyv 1y ago
Also known as the "Stop hitting yourself!" tactic.
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by foxyv 1y ago
Yeah, you can implement a software based method using PBKDF2 or BCrypt. This is why most password managers use a "Master Password." They are much less convenient than hardware based keys like Yubikey and HSMs/Secure Enclave.
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by foxyv 1y ago
A secure enclave should allow no one to access the data inside. It's essentially a little self contained computer that can do some basic crypto operations using the stored keys. It should never disclose the keys.
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by foxyv 1y ago
They also store passkeys for logging into websites with biometrics and PIN.
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by foxyv 1y ago
I have used the word "Violence" twice. Gratuitious is: Unnecessary or unwarranted; unjustified. If you think that is is unwarranted to describe crashing 2+ ton vehicles into human beings at speed as violence, I would wonder how yo
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by foxyv 1y ago
Until SSH servers implement PKIX based Host Key verification, it's always going to be fraught with issues like this. Users will just keep blindly accepting host keys because they "Don't got time for that."
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by foxyv 1y ago
Traffic violence has become so normalized that you don't even see it anymore. Twice as many people are killed by traffic accidents than are murdered per capita. Your ad hominem attacks do not invalidate the piles of evidence. https:&#

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