greenish_shores

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by greenish_shores 2y ago
"Mainstream" (as opposed, to, say, amateur SSTV) video broadcasting, aka TV, is definitely very obsolete and too elitist in implementation to even get me "onboard". Not a second of interesting content per day for me ther
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Somebody pls upload this https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07627-2 on sci-hub.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Now this is f*cked up, isn't it?
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Order it from a Czech online pharmacy, where it's an OTC medicine (which have better quality controls than supplements). It's not a controlled substance in the US (heck, not even phenylpiracetam is), it's just not registered
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Correct move, admins.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Try piracetam.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Ah, okay. You're welcome. I've seen also a similar paper called "Citadel" on arxiv.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Why resort down to ad personam (the last two paragraphs)? These are not insults, but not valid arguments, either. I know very well about Zerodium. However, FPGAs can be way more secure than any kind of ASICs. If you don't understand
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
> If you are at threat of being targeted by NSO Group or Zerodium enabled attacks, you are already on the radar of a country's Law Enforcement/Interior Ministry/Dept of Homeland Security/Intelligence Community and any
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Do you have any info why this CVE is still unpatched? It seems absolutely crazy, given it is known (of course, a lot of similar bugs may not be even known as of now). Virtualization and containerization-based approaches would be a go-to met
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
This is increasingly often the case. Also, don't forget that modern WISP equipment allows for 100Mbps+ speeds for a price next to nothing (Ubiquiti, MikroTik).
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
CVE-2015-0235? What the hell? -2015- and still unpatched? But apparently it looks like the case. Anyway, Alpine seem to use musl instead of glibc.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Phone signal? Okay. I thought we're talking about fixed broadband connections.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
To everyone talking about anti-tracking features. https://github.com/positive-security/find-you "A modified version of OpenHaystack to showcase the possibility of building a stealth AirTag clone that bypasses all
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Well, statistically average end-user internet connection in Europe is much faster than in the US. Maybe outside some places like most of western Germany, but these are an exception. Europe has really good bandwidth speeds, overall. I absolu
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Yes, that's the best way which is often used. A "leaky cable" aka "leaky feeder", to be particular.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Nokia 9000i, so you had to work on CSD (which is usually billed per-minute, like dial-up), not even GPRS. How much did that cost you? :P BTW, an interesting thing is that some/most carriers allow you to use CSD/HSCSD over 3G these
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Wow. I didn't knew that Nunavut is entirely satellite fed. That's very interesting to know, thanks. Do you have some more info, though? What kind of satellite - geostationary, LEO? Also which constellation has the most share of tr
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
How would you define a "mobile OS" then, to keep the alignment of what you said, particularly this part: "There are always going to be unpatched and uncaught vulnerabilities"? Everything which can fit into a pocket and h
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Check out postmarketOS. Can run on a Nokia you're specifying, but not only :)
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
What does "national median" matter in terms of REMOTE jobs? In theory there should be one global market then, where only (hard and soft, of course) skills matter. But I know we're yet not quite there.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
THIS. Otherwise it's a huge clickbait and absolutely nothing more. We need more "specialized" IT job marketplaces, as most currently existing seem to be fulfilling exactly the same role and not a single one is bringing anythi
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Side note: Just checked are non-Android Linux OSes targeted by this spyware. Apparently, there's no public info in favor of such. So probably, nope. It looks mostly targeted against Android and iOS only.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Of course. And no, you don't have brushed motors in modern EVs, outside of some DIYs. It's all BLDC. However, where have I contradicted any of this?
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
DC ("brushed") motors won't be affected by that, especially if controlled with no transistors. See for example how old DC-powered electric railway rolling stock was built, from pre-power electronics era.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Yeah, it's "they" who should do that, of course.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
I don't think I use any proprietary web services outside of either my web browser (90%) or command-line CURL (10%).
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Is it physically possible to mitigate this issue by placing some sort of lens on the screen, so you would need to actually focus "to far" in order to see it?
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Human bodies also use A LOT of energy, in scale of the whole humanity. For starters, that would be around 2kWh/person/day for each adult.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
I don't know how developed is it now, I'm not associated with the startup shown in any way. It's mainly a question to them. However, in terms of wider industry, in general distributed high-performance GPU(-like) computing &qu

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