gitanovic

11 ms·

61.
by gitanovic 5y ago
That might be a good solution, I also am against privatization of some strategic assets, and energy production is obviously one of them
62.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Yes, and in the meanwhile they live in a cleaner place, whereas in Germany people breathe toxic particles in the air (including radioactive particles released by burning coal) Also, there are possible solutions to nuclear waste, such as aut
63.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Because you can jailbreak the phone with the vulnerability. And they don't want that :)
64.
by gitanovic 5y ago
It makes me wonder how people like Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos use for their phone security. For sure they are much more interesting targets than I am, therefore burning a few 0-days might be worth the effort.
65.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Might be a business model for a Kernel engineer: * Go work for Apple * Learn vulnerabilities * Resign * Sell vulnerabilities for cash on the dark market Edit: formatting
66.
by gitanovic 5y ago
The podcast also says that they have ~60 customers in 40 countries... do your calculations.
67.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Sorry, this is not true. The real issue is that software has many bugs as the sum of all contributes to it, and all it takes is finding one. What I mean is that it takes just one sloppy developer to introduce a bug, and that's all you
68.
by gitanovic 5y ago
That's now what was written: Melatonin should never be taken... is different from recommending not to self medicate. The previous comment can also be read as "disregard medical advice if tells you to take melatonin"
69.
by gitanovic 5y ago
I think that the common ground is the non-optionality. From what I can understand the point here is that you cannot choose not to pay
70.
by gitanovic 5y ago
I know this might be annoying, but razor focused... is a really ridiculous picture I was imagining someone trying to focus a binocular with a razor... not really smart :)
71.
by gitanovic 5y ago
for you adult age is easier, maybe for bullies it is harder :)
72.
by gitanovic 5y ago
we should just stop cutting, burning, and remove forest space... trees are very good at replanting themselves, they had hundred of million of years to perfect it
73.
by gitanovic 5y ago
This is not a direct critique (i.e. I am not saying that you're wrong), but this line of thinking is rather unpopular these days, and possibly with good reason: it can easily conflate into eugenetics and many of the problems we already
74.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Sorry, but I don't understand why fuel price should rise if the demand takes a dip
75.
by gitanovic 5y ago
What I don't understand is: why don't you take a train instead? I have never been to US, but whenever I hear about self driving cars I think: why don't people just use public transport if they don't want to drive?
76.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Thanks, I learned something very valuable today
77.
by gitanovic 5y ago
You are actually spot on As long as we don't remove fossil fuel usage, planting trees is just something to make us feel better without actually fixing the problem. Also, you can plant as much as you want, it's going to be much les
78.
by gitanovic 5y ago
It also looks like a flaking attempt at a political party...
79.
by gitanovic 5y ago
This I also read the letter from Bezos and thought "ok is just useless propaganda" But having someone break it down for me and questioning every statement, was somewhat useful, and possibly increased my awareness to this kind of k
80.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Ok, thanks for the clarification, I just don't want to keep my hopes up too much on it. I read quite extensively about cold fusion, and in the end there were too many bad actors to actually have a demystified clue of what's happen
81.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Nope UBI is a better thing, when you have extreme inefficient bureaucracy, and need to deal with it on a daily basis, this is not a good thing, it is actually slowing down the good parts that are left in the economical system You want to ge
82.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Italian public sector is long due for a clean-up, this is just the very visible tip of the iceberg. Cases of absenteeism have been reported by media almost on a daily basis for many many years, the problem is that nothing is really happenin
83.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Sounds like a third renaming of cold-fusion, then called LENR, now it is lattice confinement fusion... Let's see if this turns out to be snake oil, or something comes out of it.
84.
by gitanovic 5y ago
Midnight Commander
85.
by gitanovic 6y ago
Actually a ssh key-rotation could be scripted in a cron-job and be completely transparent to the user... Every X days generate a new RSA key pair, connect to all the hosts and replace the public key matching the previous one in the ~/.
86.
by gitanovic 6y ago
a couple more alternatives: https://mega.io/ https://tox.chat/ Mega has a chat, phone and video calls Tox is actually quite decentralized (I think you cannot be more decentralized than p2p), but has many in
87.
by gitanovic 6y ago
I started taking some probiotics, two different kinds each day for more than one month. In particular I had one containing among others saccaromyces boulardii and one containing lactobacillus reuteri I lost around 5% of my body weight by no
88.
by gitanovic 6y ago
Voiello make pretty decent linguine or spaghetti. Never tried any other shape from them. La Molisana is also OK among the commercial ones. But if you have the chance to find it, you should try some pasta from Gragnano, they normally have pr
89.
by gitanovic 6y ago
In my opinion Rummo is more commercial than Cocco, and despite being a very valid product, doesn't have the same quality. Basically Cocco bought the old bronze machinery from De Cecco, when it still was a relatively small family busine
90.
by gitanovic 6y ago
I am italian living abroad... and De Cecco is the only pasta that you can consistently find that does not cook to a mish mash Can you find better? Yes of course, also from the same small village in Abruzzo Fara San Martino (see Cocco), or m

More ›