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4y ago
That's pretty rudely dismissive, and doesn't really add anything substantial to this conversation. $80/hr is a pretty decent salary full time, so if people are finding chatgpt a reasonable alternative salaried office work isn
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4y ago
Sounds less of a reason not to have taxes and more of a reason not to have kids
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ah cool thanks for figuring out they were the source of https://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-boosted-elon-musk-tw...
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I mean, that's a useless number unless I know the list of things that the FDA once approved and then did not turn out to be detrimental to patient's health. I'd be more surprised if it didn't happen more than once in 117
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4y ago
The wording seemed fairly straightforward given the given the context. The sentence itself speaks about the "solar system history," mentioning the sun for comparison, and the paragraph after that attributes the heating of planetes
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4y ago
Here's a 2.8km/sec dust cloud from DART for comparison: https://www.virtualtelescope.eu/wordpress/wp-content/uploads...
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4y ago
When you look at the same graph for IPv4, its pretty obvious that graph isn't showing data that supports the conclusions you're drawing from it: https://www.potaroo.net/ispcol/2022-01/addrfig2.png
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4y ago
Given what's happening to twitter, is being relevant a good thing now (if it ever was?) From what I can tell, tumblr users think 'no.' (I am inclined to agree)
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How did they fail at doing that? Did they announce an AR headset, not bring it to market and someone else's got wildly popular or...?
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There was just one in December: https://techcrunch.com/2022/12/28/twitter-down-outage/ https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/28/technology/twitter-outage...
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4y ago
How much more/less often do those ten $10 light bulbs go out? How did you prove that? If its more often, does an outage need to be detected? How do you detect that lightbulb went out? How much does that cost?
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4y ago
It flips between channels but I don't think it's supposed to be listened to in headphones
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4y ago
Listening to it it's a bit easier to hear when the volume level of the sound is turned down to the point its a bit too quiet, I'm not actaully sure its intentional-- but if it is thats sort of a masterstroke.
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4y ago
I mean it's not that debunked, I was able to confirm that the homebase will send unencrypted video to mediaserver-usa3.eufylife.com (hosted in ec2 at the time of writing) when I request a video stream while logged into mysecurity.eufyl
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4y ago
The video being streamed to eufy's cloud instance is very much not encrypted: https://i.imgur.com/nWJywdw.png This is the RTMP stream from my eufy homebase going to an amazon ec2 instance. Unless RTMP encrypts data ins
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4y ago
Do you mean 64k simultaneous egress connections per origin server IP? That's still a reasonable number of connections.
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Some of these arguments start on really odd premises: > Imagine you're a rather small server and suddenly Eli Lilly and Company joins your instance. Today they have around 140K followers on Twitter and they are a publicly traded com
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4y ago
You can have multiple ground points per building as long as the ground points are bonded to each other. You can only have a SINGLE tie between neutral and ground. What we don't know here is if the piping is tied to a grounding rod, or
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4y ago
Is there a system that does allow you do to do this? I can't think of one that would. Local time requires a time zone, times zones are defined in relation to UTC, and there is an unknown number of leap seconds between now and 3 May, 20
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4y ago
Yeah I had a similar issue. I had TOTP 2FA set up on my google account, and connected an android phone to it purely to download something from the app store. Google then decided that it was going to ignore TOTP set up and prefer the "T
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And its far more consistent to deal with. v6 works like v4, arp and ndp work the same (down to subcommand to invoke them: they're under "neighbor") everything uses the same verbiage: add/delete/change/set. none
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4y ago
There's some caveats to comparing it to linux ifconfig and netstat: ifconfig can't express the idea that an interface can have IPv4 address, and is inconsistent with itself because it does show all of the IPv6 addresses. netstat
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4y ago
> The sad part is that AI/ML would be incredibly useful for all this. People could take pictures of their meals, Pictures of food are nowhere near near enough data to determine the carb content of a food. My SO has T1, and there hav
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Yeah from first glance you'd think so, but the feedback loop even with CGMs and insulin pumps is just so much longer and less sensitive than what the body normally does. The CGM measures glucose in the interstitial fluid, and the pump
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What exactly differentiates a missile from any other sort of rocket, that someone who hadn't seen a missile before would not know what it looks like?
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Sadly, the guy didn't publish the tools they used to produce this. I would have been interested in seeing if I see a similar erratic mode in my own data.
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4y ago
I love it when it suggests people I've blocked. A $32 billion company and they don't realize there's no intersection between people i've blocked and people i want to follow.
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The point isn't to make cops work better by giving them less money, the point is to take that money and spend it on things like affordable housing, vocational programs, cheaper college classes, grief counseling,drug prevention programs
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4y ago
Knowing someone who ran a public bibliogram instance, using IPv6 and rotating through addresses of a cellular provider's /32 it was, at the barest minimum, possible, but really annoying as Facebook would lock down any /64 onc
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We were having a new roof put on house as a part of buying one, and while we wanted white shingles, the only option available was brown. Circumstances might not be as simple as you you think they are.
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