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Soviet Rocket Engines(everydayastronaut.com)
4 points by gingernaut 5y ago|0 comments
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The GitHub Arctic Code Vault(github.blog)
159 points by gingernaut 6y ago|89 comments
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Amazon bans police use of facial recognition technology for one year(cnbc.com)
6 points by gingernaut 6y ago|1 comments
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by gingernaut 7y ago
Here is an alleged video of the event, there's a large explosion: https://twitter.com/Astronut099/status/1119825093742530560
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Cassie: Dynamic Planning on Stairs(youtube.com)
3 points by gingernaut 8y ago|0 comments
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Labor Board Backs Startup Engineers Fired for Unionizing(wired.com)
132 points by gingernaut 8y ago|100 comments
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Marketing Firm Exactis Leaks Personal Info Database with 340M Records(wired.com)
7 points by gingernaut 8y ago|0 comments
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by gingernaut 8y ago
Incredible. Shutting of API access to paying customers after a 30 minute heads up at 6AM. Astoundingly unprofessional.
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by gingernaut 8y ago
"Moving fast and breaking things" is not acceptable in infrastructure.
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by gingernaut 8y ago
They don't say what the timeframe for this issue is. Have passwords been logged for the last 6 months? Last 3 years? Was this a bug found and fixed last year, and only now are they reporting it?
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by gingernaut 8y ago
A PR crafted response that doesn't indicate anything. Facebook is one of the largest centralized services on the internet, and has no desire to lessen that.
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by gingernaut 9y ago
What the implications are for countries that severely restrict and monitor internet access? Would Chinese citizens be able to sign up for this service? Would SpaceX comply with foreign governments asking to ban connections or new customers
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by gingernaut 9y ago
Very interesting. I think it's unlikely that we are the only species that ingests materials/chemicals that make us feel good, aside from providing any nutritional value.
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by gingernaut 9y ago
Pushed on how encrypted messages could be read when service providers don't hold the keys necessary decryption, and Turnbull had this to say: Well, the laws of Australia prevail in Australia, I can assure you of that. The laws of ma
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Stripe strikes global partnerships with Alipay and WeChat Pay(reuters.com)
1 points by gingernaut 9y ago|0 comments
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by gingernaut 10y ago
It's the Dell Precision 5510. http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/precision-m5510-workstatio...