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by imglorp 2y ago
Yep, it was called cfront. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cfront
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by imglorp 2y ago
Very weaselly worded. Some things that appear to be allowed: * intended bias * legal surveillance * legal collection of biometrics without consent * legal harrassment Ie, state sanctioned killbots are just fine!
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by imglorp 2y ago
While I think Flash deserved to be put in its place and NOT have the Internet built on it, should that really have been up to one platform vendor? My post was really about the early mindset from Apple in removing so many of a user's op
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by imglorp 2y ago
And this is the improved situation! The original iPhone did not permit installing an alternate browser. It also did not allow Flash in 2010, and this was during the height of its popularity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by imglorp 2y ago
They did that in FTA: > In the months and years following the SolarWinds attack, Microsoft took a number of actions to mitigate the SAML risk. One of them was a way to efficiently detect fallout from such a hack. The advancement, however
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by imglorp 2y ago
Ultimately, the mind control vision came true far beyond those cold warriors' dreams. The answer wasn't chemical or subliminal or mind-ray like they thought, but tailored, addictive, adrenaline jolts of a/b tested, emotional,
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by imglorp 2y ago
Someone should convert an unused warehouse or shopping mall into a real-world backroom maze escape game.
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by imglorp 2y ago
At :42 I think the buzzing sound is the "stick shaker" stall warning. It literally shakes the pilot's control yoke. So not only is it an alarm, it's also reminding the pilot of the correction needed: to push the control
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by imglorp 2y ago
More than one evidently. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Hitler+portrait+by+Heinrich+Knirr&...
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by imglorp 2y ago
Everyone should edit some copyrighted works in private. If Adobe goes on to publish them publicly, they will be seen in court pronto. Poison the well?
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by imglorp 2y ago
Yeah. The atmosphere is very thin but nonzero at ISS altitude so atmospheric drag causes orbital degradation over time. Whenever a resupply ship docks, if it has extra fuel, they orient the station so the ship is pointed prograde and fire t
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by imglorp 2y ago
Yes, it can reboost the station. Dragon can't. Cygnus, Dreamchaser, and Soyuz can reboost. This matters because the station can't boost itself.
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by imglorp 2y ago
So, what's the right procedure here? Is the dichotomy in the post true? a) remove from account and help the recycle crooks, or b) risk them crack it having your data Aren't there crack wares at this point in the wild?
764.
by imglorp 2y ago
They'll be extra cheap on ebay for a while. I see a few for US$20.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Yes and they would be called bladders, but then you need to carry a gas to compress the bladder.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Yeah, a 9 meter diameter one, which adds mass and volume and complexity and detracts from the payload. Instead what they do is use thrust to accelerate the whole vehicle a little, which presses all the liquid into one end of its tank where
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by imglorp 2y ago
Daily user of this wonderful app. Thank you to all the contributors.
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by imglorp 2y ago
> not being able to see which station the train is at, especially if no announcement is made Wait, they're admitting they know this is a problem? It's such a pain having inaudible announcements or none at all. Is it really so h
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by imglorp 2y ago
On that note, I'm also unfamiliar with this \ operator notation which is used without explanation. X ← X \ {ai}
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by imglorp 2y ago
Is a plain phone gyroscope enough to detect Earth rotation? Is there an app for that?
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by imglorp 2y ago
> the OpenVC pitch deck tutorial explicitly says to never include the date on your cover. Careful, there's often metadata in a deck, if you know how to look.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Source paper: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2319652121
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by imglorp 2y ago
Officially, yep! https://www.cnet.com/news/privacy/samsungs-warning-our-smart...
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by imglorp 2y ago
Maybe not those devices in particular, but there are plenty of terms of service and spokespeople on the record saying utterances are captured and passed on to third parties. One TV company CEO famously said you should leave the room to hav
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by imglorp 2y ago
Isn't the privacy tint the meat of laundering? After passing through a couple shells, KYC at that point just knows who made a bunch of income, but not how. What's the rest of the story?
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by imglorp 2y ago
If someone really wanted to slow illicit businesses, they would look at ones of the US's biggest exports: shell corporations. Delaware and South Dakota churn them out legally by the hundreds of thousands. This is how all that launderin
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by imglorp 2y ago
Also time to repost Slaughterbots https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CO6M2HsoIA
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by imglorp 2y ago
Head start? Boeing has 108 years of vast aerospace history and culture. The mistakes on this project are well summarized by an Ars article this week, mostly coming down to the well known management issues plus an inability to operate in a f
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by imglorp 2y ago
Honorable mention for "tig", a git frontend. Super fast and readable.
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by imglorp 2y ago
It looks like there's another language also called Lil, for "native apps and games". http://lil-language.com

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