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by jascii 7y ago
My first thought? Bring a flat-bed and you have 10 bicycles.. Are there any security features in this concept?
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by jascii 7y ago
Easily fixed with an opto-coupler, a transistor, and a hand full of resistors..
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by jascii 7y ago
I'm so drooling at the idea of building a pdp-11 laptop right now!
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by jascii 7y ago
Amateur radio is defined as a "civil emergency service" under FCC 47 CFR 97.407. Around here at least, Amateur radio groups provide a vital role in the coordination of Search and Rescue operations by setting up communication netwo
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by jascii 7y ago
Arduino based toys have their place, but in the end, the shield-bot is a toy. Where the Pi shine's in my opinion is this: It packs the processing power of a small desktop and combines that with enough interface options (GPIO, Clock, AD
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by jascii 7y ago
Nice, just gave it a try! We used to hang out on random unixen, often using the "talk" command that had a similar split screen. I remember the "me" window to be on the bottom though!
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by jascii 7y ago
It's kind of interesting to read in the report how the JPL was not compliant with several NIST guidelines (800-53 and others) what it does not mention is how this situation persisted despite the required audits for federal organization
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by jascii 7y ago
The actual OIG report: https://oig.nasa.gov/docs/IG-19-022.pdf I only did the briefest of scans, but the recommendations seem pretty basic best practices stuff. In my experience, research labs tend to be creative space
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by jascii 7y ago
And how exactly does that misdemeanor warrant extradition to the US?
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by jascii 7y ago
"Assange was covertly acting as an agent of a hostile foreign government with the intention of interfering in U.S. domestic politics." That is quite an accusation, is there any proof of that?
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by jascii 7y ago
If however, you have vested interests in the private prison industry and benefit from keeping the drug-trade illegal and on the streets it is a very good thing..
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by jascii 7y ago
The two are inter-related, the unbalance in Li-Ion packs is largely caused by the negative temperature coefficient of the cell.
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by jascii 7y ago
Not quite, large part of international treaties get embedded into law that extents past just the treaty partners. Enforcement can be hard though..
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by jascii 7y ago
I practice yoga (mostly pranayama, and ying) I find this helps me not be invested in my surroundings(distractions). After that it becomes a simple matter of prioritization and bookkeeping..
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by jascii 7y ago
I would say there is a difference between development that significantly change the way we look at things and adapting known principals to changing demands.. Where exactly that boundary lays is, I admit, murky at best.
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by jascii 7y ago
I always understood that the "Systems" component of OS X was called Darwin and is an open source project and anything but secretive.. Did something change?
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by jascii 7y ago
The article is talking about academic research while most of the examples you quote seem recent(ish) industry implementations of these security models. I'd say that corroborates rather then disputes the authors thesis..
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by jascii 7y ago
I think you could make a point that it would be a practical implementation of the "Infinite Monkey Theorem" made practical by extension of Moore's law.. I think the original author expresses disappointment in the lack of fund
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by jascii 7y ago
Virtualization: See VMS (1977) Kernel-bypass networking: See microkernels (1967) Need I go on?
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by jascii 7y ago
I wonder what makes you say that? There is more social focus on security, however that seems more a consequence of the pervasiveness of computing in our society then in fundamental progress in our systems-thinking. As far as I can tell, the
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by jascii 7y ago
Uh, no. You need infrastructure to handle each anyway, dividing it in separate realms makes sense.