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jakeogh
7y ago
I wonder how that compares to re-execution: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20783292 or atime
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jakeogh
7y ago
"Obsession" ay? The old guard newspapers make more sense if one notes their framing often tends towards increasing dependence on central power structures.
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jakeogh
7y ago
When are the wet's used?
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jakeogh
7y ago
$/F record? https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Vishay/XTV157T270P0L?qs...
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jakeogh
7y ago
One requires drastically more joules and seconds.
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jakeogh
7y ago
Hand counted paper has less unfixable fundamental flaws.
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jakeogh
7y ago
Me: executing arb code to view a doc is a bad idea You: TeX is turing complete too! Great. Thanks.
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jakeogh
7y ago
And behavioral modification by selectively lying to the user.
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jakeogh
7y ago
You really only need some small JS fragments. Whitelist the hashes (heck bundle them with the browser), run nothing else. The JS does not need to know the canvis size, the browser (the user) can decide. Executing arb programs is poor design
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jakeogh
7y ago
And disable JS. The idea that clients need to execute arb code to see a page broke the information / presentation separation, on purpose. I leave it off (surf lets you easily toggle it per process), and it's pretty rare that I act
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jakeogh
7y ago
Stop executing their code. Disable JS.
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7y ago
"Reader mode disabled." That's a bug. Shouldnt be possible. Let the site require executing JS to get the txt, but the web browser should have no code to attempt to limit the user.... and yet they are _full_ of it.
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jakeogh
7y ago
"Found" boxes of ballots have had their chain of custody broken, and must be thrown out. All interested parties should be able to follow the votes. Put them on a open trailer, covered with a clear tarp if necessary in transport.
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7y ago
It's the same thing. You can call the case where the counting is not official whatever you want, but the same bar exists. "Audit" requests get challenged in court. Note I said nothing about whether recountability is a good th
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jakeogh
7y ago
Voter ID does not tie the ballot to a voter.
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jakeogh
7y ago
Easily gamed without strong (physical presense) voter ID requirements. EDIT: Mail in voting is skimmed with little to no risk. Oops, lost 1% of that zip code... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW2LpFkVfYk
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jakeogh
7y ago
"audit" is a euphemism for recount. Recounts get challenged in court and are not guaranteed to happen.
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jakeogh
7y ago
A few comments @ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20736713
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jakeogh
7y ago
Accidental death is ~50/100k/lifetime. So 0.9995^n = 1/2 is our accidental halflife. Works out to about 100,000 years on average. Someone please check;)
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jakeogh
7y ago
It's going to end up as a DRM war. Places where one class is not allowed to have effective tools for preserving life will need to outlaw unlicensed replicators. Like speech, these same places will attempt to ban bootleg 3d models, not
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jakeogh
7y ago
The dead comment is someone who has not studied how it's used in real life (as used by genuine and honest people)... or it's advanced misdirection (imo)... or it's both. I wouldnt normally say that, I think it's borderli
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jakeogh
7y ago
You left out the most important group.
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jakeogh
7y ago
Find the mentions of it here. What is it used for? If you made a table of all uses, what would you see?
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jakeogh
7y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-EBGYF8XLQ Note the odds calculation is slightly wrong due to a rounding error. I checked the dates and locations (3,4,5 are unchecked and not included in the calc in the vid. I have the book
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jakeogh
7y ago
tends?
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jakeogh
7y ago
Where can one read about the 787 data diodes?
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jakeogh
7y ago
Thank you for commenting about it. There are _always_ bugs in software. Your assertion that it's pure fantasy to pivot from the flight entertainment system goes against there near infinite space of sidechannel attacks and demonstrated
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jakeogh
7y ago
He's lowering the degrees of freedom in protien synthesis so they are simulatiable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X69_42Mj-g
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jakeogh
7y ago
there's a very interesting project/field that's starting with larger legos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbdXeRBbgDM
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jakeogh
7y ago
So use mental illness (and shills) to push an agenda. These conversations are pointless without the ack that free speech forums are attacked with the most effective methods available. Open forums are not the rule, they are the exception. Th
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