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hoppla
5y ago
When you have everything right, I love how owl comes and say he will make it harder, so you loose your hearts quicker, and suddenly you cannot study any more that day Ps. I subscribed
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Reverse engineering digital Covid-19 certificates
(harrisonsand.com)
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hoppla
5y ago
You might show me ads, but not track me, privacy badger stops you from doing that. But if your ads are trying to track me, then privacy badger stops that too.
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hoppla
5y ago
When I drill 30cm holes in fiberglass or wood, I place my leg next to the handle. That have saved my wrist many times as the tool bites to the material and send the drill in a circular motion.
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hoppla
5y ago
Ah, finally a map to escape this dreadful labyrinth
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hoppla
5y ago
I tried to order something from an online store, the “place order” button did nothing. The json response was nice enough to tell me to contact their bank responsible for the payment integration. A part of me wonder how things would turn out
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hoppla
5y ago
Could be a cultural difference, but still think it sounds like they signal that something is non negotiable, either you accept it or leave.
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hoppla
5y ago
I would assume the interview was over if they mentioned other motivated candidates
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hoppla
5y ago
I use both Firefox and Chrome. So I see the print dialog too often
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5y ago
Now my printer also knows what I read
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hoppla
5y ago
Last time I had this problem was 4th March
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Ask HN: .ws TLD unreliable? (currently down)
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hoppla
5y ago
My understanding is that the autopilot only work on some streets, which I assume is of the safer kind. So, do they state that Tesla is 10x safer on safe streets than cars on unsafe streets?
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Tesla 10x times safer than average car
(thedriven.io)
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5y ago
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hoppla
6y ago
Knowledge is empowering, and one can also argue that lack of it is considered harmful. Not being able to link to resources that can help you understand how something works can lead to (in the big picture) that only criminals will gain acce
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6y ago
Sebastian Lazarescue, Security Researcher @ SecuriElite - Last name sounds like he is affiliated with Lazarus?
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hoppla
6y ago
Now they need to add waves and connect it to the CLK pin. Tidal waves can serve as RST
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6y ago
I’m not sure if I got tricked or not, it sounds ridiculous but apparently you have to pay extra to get heated backseats in Teslas. It’s a software thing, so it’s not like you need to install new seats. It works similar to miners - consume e
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6y ago
EU regulates how much power my vacuum cleaner and my lightbulb can use. And to what end? So that some greedy miner can buy cheaper electricity to make numbers and heat! The only way I can see that the environmental problem called Bitcoin ca
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hoppla
6y ago
I started a small company with a colon “:” in it. Should have not done that... I regularly encounter services that does not handle it very well
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hoppla
6y ago
I was joking with my friend that we should make and sell heaters that are miners in disguise. The customers would not notice the difference
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6y ago
I am hoping to repurpose the gpu/cmp for a hashcat rig once cards no longer provide income for miners. I fear I no longer will be able to use GPUs for this, and are crossing my fingers for cmps
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hoppla
6y ago
We better not... do not want The Operator to destroy our Earth.
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6y ago
Is the arrl website hacked? Whenever I click on text, I get ad pop ups.
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Part 2 – Looking at GSM 30 years later
(harrisonsand.com)
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6y ago
Thanks, that was a truly good talk
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6y ago
I am also puzzled by this, and if the number is hops is so large that it’s unfeasible to enumerate, how does the key generator know many hops it should be...
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hoppla
6y ago
Got a CZ455 varmint with interchangeable 22LR and 17HMR barrels. Good for practice shooting and hunting small game. The weight of the rifle also gives me good training as it’s heavy as my bigger 308 rifle (Sauer 202).
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6y ago
Ditto, it has to be organic for me. Usually holes with stuff in it.
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6y ago
I assume water treatment plants are considered critical infrastructure and have regulations to prevent unauthorized access. Either someone messed up, or there is a resourceful attacker.
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