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by greenish_shores 2y ago
But of course any of that is completely independent of whether using SSB or not. Modulation used doesn't really change wave characteristics to such significant extent. It's just that SSB is much more effective, this way or another
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Every technology was (very) underdeveloped at some early point in its evolution.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
It relates to the "get your passwords over DMA part".
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Interesting.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
> "if you want to interact" But anyway. I don't want to start the pointless flame war for the milionth time. I think I just have a different definition of "modern life", which is based on using what was considere
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Well, I'm pretty much okay using fully open Linux called postmarketOS on a smartphone, plus Andbox/Waydroid for (sandboxed!) compatibility with Android apps. That's also a free choice. On pmOS, there's also full KVM virt
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Mind the difference between AM and SSB (which may be considered a subset of AM). The efficiency increases with SSB, when compared to usual AM.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Not even this. It probably has a full-fledged browser pre-installed, making its classification as a general-purpose computer pretty obvious even for an average user, and far less "hackish" than otherwise.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
"Multimedia"? Over HF where one "cell" (using the WWAN nomenclature) may have several tens kbps of total (uplink and/or downlink) throughput at most? (see Shannon-Hartley theorem, which is distinct from Shannon-Nyqu
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
They are prison, and it has nothing to do with either regulation or using the laissez-faire approach. You are being sold a computer which is controlled by someone else, even after the sale takes place. That's essentially it. Maybe it w
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
The should be presented mainly, mostly and primarily in their native form. The form for currently set language should be additional. It's a no-brainer which makes demand for using flags unnecessary, almost making it absurd to use the
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
It seems wrong to call it a "job of customers". It's like you wrote a Bitcoin client which didn't verified hashes of transactions, "trusting" everything. Or like serving a website with login feature supporting
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
NO. That's the worst way to do almost anything on the Internet, and should be considered a last-line defense, if nothing else can be done. Here, it can be. See my comment above.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Linux supports IOMMU on most platforms.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Run 1/10,000 - 1/100,000 of computations locally, and also send them as tasks to be send remotely. If compare yields difference, repeat both. After, say, 10 tries, blacklist the provider. Of course it will take a lot more nuances
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Not to nitpick, but polar flights can (and do, as a back-up, sometimes not only) use HF comms (which do not rely on a line-of-sight, as the waves are long enough to "bounce" off the ionosphere). It's slow (~300bps if transmit
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Honestly I did read that as "Employers who are married to their job are the best employers". You probably won't treat them like shit, but they'll still remain married anyway. But such employees will sometimes leave and b
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Yeah sure. And then you have smartphone parts labelled as "дисплей + тачскрин" (to non-speakers: it's "display + touchscreen" written phonetically), lol. Not to say it's bad, though. But it's funny.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Was the claim I was responding to justified anyhow, though? It's literally one query to https://scholar.google.com or any other search engine of choice, should I link to search results? Okay, so append ?q=[substance name] a
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
I have some background in pharmacology, particularly psychopharmacology and I can tell you that it's not even remotely true. There's so much studies out there... so, what kind of studies were you reading? For example - Rapamycin&#
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Also GMT+12 to GMT+14 is practically pretty close to GMT-8. (too late to edit)
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Aka the "hungry judge effect": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungry_judge_effect . But it's not like you can only fill your stomach up at a fancy restaurant (neither that you claim that nor that I find it
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
I'm not really interested in any job offers now, but I think one thing needs clarification. Does GMT-8 to GMT+1 mean that you are okay with active hours being pretty much standard of these timezones, or that you literally require that
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Yeah, you know, sometimes HN really surprises me with the stances people have on dating. I remember reading someone saying literally "it's just not possible to find a good-looking girlfriend before graduating college". I was
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Haha, definitely. People come in different varieties. Even better you've linked to some evidence confirming that ;)
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
More like system architect's one.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
For example, how would they address it? Govt banning services of ByteDance Inc.? They will change their name. Services of company headquartered at 11 Example Street, ExampleTown, PRC? Change their headquarters. Services using given logo? Mo
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Cable Guy flashbacks, anyone? :P
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Available via BitTorrent as well.
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by greenish_shores 2y ago
Interesting would polyphasic sleep (sleeping little, but in a polyphasic pattern) fix that? Probably not, since it tends to eliminate slow-wave sleep where body regeneration happens, in favor of REM sleep (brain consolidation), but that&#x2

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