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From Mykhailo Fedorov, Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Minister of Digital Transformation: As of now we have over 12K Starlinks in Ukraine. They help with access to high-quality internet in difficult conditions. Still we are wondering of
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I highly recommend the *unabridged* original audio books, especially the later stories narrated by Stephen Briggs or Celie Imrie (Witches series). The earlier stories narrated by Nigel Planer sounded like he was still in his "The Young
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No; I use namespaces extensively. user.max_user_namespaces = 127864
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The proof of concept (PoC) itself relies on /tmp/ having mount 'exec' permissions. On systems with a separate /tmp/ and mounted with 'noexec' this would fail. This latter is one of a series of hardeni
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Important to note that dynamically generated eBPF RETurn instructions are one of the vulnerabilities noted in the AMD paper [0]. [0] https://www.amd.com/system/files/documents/technical-guidanc...
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I've just added some info to those bugs on a possible upstream stable fix.
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Full title includes the chemical formula: "Li[Ni0.5Mn0.3Co0.2]O2 as a Superior Alternative to LiFePO4 for Long-Lived Low Voltage Li-Ion Cells" "Li[Ni₀.₅Mn₀.₃Co₀.₂]O₂ as a Superior Alternative to LiFePO₄ for Long-lived Low Vol
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A Superior Alternative to LiFePO4 for Long-Lived Low Voltage Li-Ion Cells
(iopscience.iop.org)
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Automatic in-browser Ukrainian text translation and local news sources to follow
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To keep the information together, 5th March 2022, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy tweeted about a further shipment of Starlink terminals for destroyed cities [0] "Talked to @elonmusk . I’m grateful to him for supporting Ukrai
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You're projecting a problem that doesn't have the implications you imagine. As others have said, originally Fedorov Mykhailo, a Ukraine vice prime minister, publicly tweeted a request for Starlink service and terminals [0] and lat
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I've still got the original Sinclair ZX81 bought in March 1981 (but not delivered until 1st week of June 1981 due to demand) and it still works, even with its wobbly 16KiB RAM Pack! Much fun was had programming in machine language by l
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Quite feasible - typical car chargers have two rates, what we used to call 'trickle' charge up to about 4 amps, and 'fast' charge that will push 8 amps or more. The latter isn't so great for battery long-term health
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Elon Musk just announced (26 Feb 2022 22:23 UTC) "Starlink service is now active in Ukraine. More terminals en route." [0] [0] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1497701484003213317
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Uplinks: Poland began service in September 2021. Service to west and central Ukraine should be possible now, depending on where the Polish ground-stations are located. Additional ground stations could be rapidly deployed to Poland's ea
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This is being flagged up by multiple authorities in the context of Russian attacks on Ukraine, NATO and EU members. Tweet from UK's National Cyber Security Centre: https://twitter.com/NCSC/status/149650044121
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New Sandworm Malware Cyclops Blink Replaces VPNFilter
(ncsc.gov.uk)
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Huskies aren't the cause of the ever-growing sled - it'd need permanent shelter and sleeping accommodation (at least 2m long) because conditions might preclude erecting a tent every night-fall. Then add space needed for storage of
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Slightly left of topic, but the use of "nomad" in the context of "too much stuff" would be better described as 'asceticism'. Traditional nomadic life was about entire communities or extended families (rather th
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Unseenlabs reveals ships that vanished from conventional geolocation systems
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Quote from Chris Aker's Linode blog post [0]: "For the immediate future, we will continue to operate as we always have. Akamai has no intention of changing what has made us successful. This acquisition will propel us both forward
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I've been using Linode since the mid 2000s when Chris Aker, the owner and CEO, provided support on IRC ( OFTC: caker) and the company only had two or three staff. Great to see how he built Linode organically to the scale it has reached
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Real shame that someone who's own web-site [0] has the strap-line "No trackers, no ads. Black type, white background. Privacy policy: we don't collect or retain any data at all ever period." publishes on Medium which imp
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There's one aspect of these deprecations of functionality in widely-used tools and agents that is often overlooked. The very premise of the deprecation and removal is that any code-base that uses that functionality is being constantly
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Thanks for working on such a great project. I've seriously hacked on the codebase about a decade ago and recall what a minefield it can be! I'm not going to purchase a service I'll never use - I'm also philosophically op
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One caveat to note is the LED needs to be connected to a GPIO port that the software can control. That leads to the obvious question for high-value systems that may be targeted - presumably fixed systems not laptops/notebooks/tabl
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I want to focus a comment on Mozilla Firefox generally. I see a lot of hate being expressed here but I do get a sense of entitlement from some comments. Firefox is a free-of-cost product and surely we all know by now that if you don't
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Yes, but my thought with (2) is you can use someone else's telephone number without their permission or knowledge until it is permanently blocked as a method of verification and authentication.
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I wonder if this is a potential denial-of-service bug? There are two scenarios: 1. The expected use-case: Create account(s), assign number for verification, verify, account active, number remains assigned to account(s) 2. The unexpected: A
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Whenever I read discussions about space travel and trying to approach the speed of light for human travel I have the feeling there's a lot of tunnel vision (excuse the pun). It always seems to assume travelling along a linear path thro
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