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by goatsi 6y ago
Low-background lead is also sought after in shipwrecks [0]. With lead it isn't contamination from nuclear tests that's the issue, but natural radioactivity that needs hundreds of years to decay. [0] https://www.theatlan
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by goatsi 6y ago
Private IPs on local networks (192.168.0.0/16, etc), or globally routed IPs assigned from your ISPs netblock?
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by goatsi 6y ago
That's only for Windows, you would need to change the MAC address on the router WAN port for the ISP to notice.
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by goatsi 6y ago
130nm chips first arrived in 2001, so it's about 20 year old technology. This page has a few examples: https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/130_nm
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by goatsi 6y ago
/r/DarkNetMarkets was banned because of the FOSTA-SESTA anti-sex "trafficking" bill. The government forced Reddit's hand on that. https://medium.com/@pylorns/the-reddit-spring-the-great-liba...
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by goatsi 6y ago
Nick Sand was the individual who attempted transdermal absorption using DMSO: >Another fact: I've made LSD in my lab on many occasions for research purposes, possibly in not so meticulous a manner as Albert Hofmann. Nothing ever hap
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by goatsi 6y ago
We are starting to find out the long-term effects of benzos, and it doesn't look good: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6325366/
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by goatsi 6y ago
>and there was a scuffle that ended with the tagger walking away. That was just the beginning of the confrontation. If you watch the full video the group then followed and hassled the tagger for several minutes before the tagger was hit
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by goatsi 6y ago
Ironically Germany removed a significant amount of forest to create those open pit coal mines.
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by goatsi 6y ago
Expect to wait 15-20 years if you want liquor store style service.
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by goatsi 6y ago
>I'd like to be able to simply buy it in the doses i want, without prescription or any further (possible) hassle. On demand. Have you heard of darknet markets?
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by goatsi 6y ago
That's no longer a problem these days, buy some powder/crystalline MDMA and then send it off to a testing laboratory such as https://www.ecstasydata.org/ . Many European countries even have free testing services yo
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by goatsi 6y ago
> wifi is still in the baseband processor. > There have been mutiple baseband RCE exploits published in the literature and demonstrated at blackhat - and they dont include any that were put there intentionally. You can't target a
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by goatsi 6y ago
Briar doesn't have an iOS version, making it useless if you want to communicate with more than 50% of the population in the US.
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by goatsi 6y ago
>"this phone number is using signal" is still a pretty large metadata leak. >Especially when state actors and probably a fair few non state actors can remotely compromise devices via the stuff in the baseband processor. A mo
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by goatsi 6y ago
Signal uses a registration pin to prevent that exact attack.
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by goatsi 6y ago
>then it's probably fair to ask why you'd even take a photo at all. There are many cases (such as the recent protests) where you might want to document something and it is infeasible to ask everyone else in the area to leave fi
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by goatsi 6y ago
Matrix is E2EE for some clients and implementations. You have to research what you use carefully, even in the HN discussion about that post people were recommending clients that didn't support encryption.
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by goatsi 6y ago
As of Pi-Hole release 4.4 it will automatically disable DoH for all Firefox browsers it serves by sinkholing the canary domain [0]. For Chrome it appears that they are just upgrading to DoH for the existing DNS servers if it is possible. Si
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by goatsi 6y ago
That's for making upstream DNS over HTTPS requests, not how they serve clients on the local network.
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by goatsi 6y ago
>(disclosure: I built https://gif.com.ai ) That site completely freezes when opened in Firefox. I can't even select it if I opened it with a middle click, and I need to right click on it and and select close tab to kill i
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by goatsi 6y ago
That's a really great example for showing the difference between federated protocols and what Signal is doing, since according to their roadmap support for end-to-end encryption is still in the planning stages: https://ditto
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by goatsi 7y ago
Or the majority were presymptomatic. They don't give a timeline of how long after the first cases in the cluster were detected that the testing took place, so these individuals might have been in the first week of the infection.
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by goatsi 7y ago
You can download a complete archive of all the bookmarks and pages: https://alexwlchan.net/2017/07/backing-up-pinboard-archives/
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by goatsi 7y ago
The goal of slat armour isn't to detonate the RPG, as the jet from the shaped charge will easily penetrate even with the extra ~50cm of space. In WW2 some US tank crews tried to protect their tanks by piling sandbags on them, but the e
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by goatsi 7y ago
>There's a problem, though: we're restricted by regulations from letting people know that this treatment is available. Both Facebook and Google require a third-party certification before allowing us to use their platforms, and
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by goatsi 7y ago
I've used migadu.com for well over a year now and been very happy with them. They let you setup multiple regex based catchalls, so I can create any address prefixed with shop and have it forwarded to one address, while ones prefixed wi
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by goatsi 7y ago
In the blog post he mentions that Cloudflare recommends posting your problem to their open community forum to try and get things resolved. He couldn't access their forum, so he posted it on a different one.
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by goatsi 7y ago
They are probably talking about these: https://www.bosch-sensortec.com/products/optical-microsystem... The full video looks neat [0], but like all AR concepts it's made with CGI. [0] https://www.youtube
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by goatsi 7y ago
Someone on a "start you own ISP" style post a while back mentioned 10Gbps for Google (almost entirely Youtube).

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