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FCC forced by court to ask the public (again) about net neutrality(theregister.co.uk)
5 points by joveian 7y ago|0 comments
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‘The Whole System Collapsed’: The Music Industry’s Ongoing Distribution Crisis(rollingstone.com)
21 points by joveian 7y ago|3 comments
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You Want a Y2K Crash? Fine!(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by joveian 7y ago|0 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
So it sounds like for people able to use the app (maybe limited in part due to the use of TestFairy free tier (from a different vice article)), the app correctly got data into Google Cloud Functions, but a script used to transfer the data f
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Inside Mexico’s war on drugs: Conversations with ‘el narco’(theconversation.com)
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by joveian 7y ago
Checking two full hashes and requiring both to match only improves pre-image resistance. However, you now need twice the space to store the hash and efficiency suffers, likely wose than the sum of the speeds due to cache effects of running
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by joveian 7y ago
Kravatte (briefly mentioned in the paper), Keyak, and Ketje (all using the keccak permutation) do use fewer rounds than SHA-3, e.g. 12 in the case of Keyak. The paper is describing what cryptographers have been doing the past 5ish years at
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by joveian 7y ago
At least for me, there are two related issues: spending time in preparation for something I tell myself I should do but actually don't and the stuff I am saving in preparation for things I don't actually do overwhelming the stuff
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by joveian 7y ago
Inner Fidelity has some useful data for various (mostly expensive but not all) headphones. The frequency response graph is particularly helpful. https://www.innerfidelity.com/headphone-measurements I like my NAD VISO HP50.
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Canada police prepared to shoot Indigenous activists, documents show(theguardian.com)
27 points by joveian 7y ago|2 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
Most people have the means to cook for themselves without going anywhere and do so at least the vast majority of the time. Even if you do go to a restaurant, they almost always have menus rather than just making one dish for everyone since
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by joveian 7y ago
This is just wrong, there are contemporary sources. Here is a short overview: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/apr/14/what-is-the-hi...
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by joveian 7y ago
I thought I had hibernate disabled, but it seems Windows 10 is sneeky about that: https://superuser.com/questions/1096371/why-is-windows-hiber... Still it isn't much longer for me to restart after fully shutt
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by joveian 7y ago
Not thread-safe. Also, from Alex in the comments: "Sounds good! Although probably we will run out of stack waay before that".
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by joveian 7y ago
Sometimes it is automation related but I think more often it is due to the near slavery conditions of much of the world. Obvious slavery and colonialism is no longer fashionable but the current economic system acheives much the same effect
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by joveian 7y ago
I can't find it but I distinctly remember that there was part of an episode of 3-2-1 contact in the 80s about what must have been an early version of this system. It was the exact same thing as brundolf mentions* about the common sens
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by joveian 7y ago
If the mission of the Internet Societies is to connect people to the Internet, one question is why they want to connect people to the Internet. The .org sale communicates that the reason is to extract as much money from them as possible.
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Critical Perspectives on Provable Security(eprint.iacr.org)
47 points by joveian 7y ago|2 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
I can only guess that they did actually check everything else or the lawsuit would be thrown out immediately. You say "do the legwork", but this isn't possible if companies are allowed to outright lie to you. Sure we keep a
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by joveian 7y ago
IMO, as a user the biggest advantage is mail being sent via the same protocol as it is received. Someone made an IMAP extension to do that but unfortunately it was never widely implemented. Some aspects of JMAP haven't made it through
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It’s not thanks to capitalism that we’re living longer, but progressive politics(theguardian.com)
4 points by joveian 7y ago|1 comments
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by joveian 7y ago
There isn't anything "fair" about it; it is a blantant misuse of market share to make it harder to use a competing operating system. I do actually have a FAT32 partition as well that I use for transfer (the reason I'm p
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by joveian 7y ago
"Maybe the Microsoft strategy is to intro into the Linux/Java/LAMPish/open-source camp community, burnish their image, and hope they consider their commercial offerings." Try plugging a USB stick with an ext2 partit
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by joveian 7y ago
I suggest updating that FAQ to make it clear that you also accept direct book donations and linking to: https://openlibrary.org/bookdrive
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by joveian 7y ago
Some of those old recordings are really low quality to start with. There are a couple of maybe unprocessed tracks from 1899 on the "Ojibway Music from Minnesota" CD that the Minnesota Historical Society released in 1988. I'
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by joveian 7y ago
Have you seen a doctor about it? Doctors are usually useless about sleep issues, but a sudden change is more likely to have a cause that can be pinpointed (e.g. pituitary issues as mentioned elsewhere, maybe adrenal issue). Also, seizures
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by joveian 7y ago
I agree that particularly strong and extended dream recall is a bad sign (that kind of thing is supposed to be blocked during sleep), but REM sleep is not a precursor to deep sleep. They are independent and usually deep sleep is entered mo
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by joveian 7y ago
I'm the same. I use a Contec CMS50I purchased new on ebay as a sleep data logger. I use SleepyHead software, however I think even the windows software that comes with it doesn't require a network connection. It is a pulse oximet
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by joveian 7y ago
Auto password fillers don't fill on the wrong site; they are actually a great defense against this kind of thing if you get it right the first time and then are very suspicious if it ever doesn't auto fill. IMO, browsers should ha
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Biotic recovery after the Cretaceous–Paleogene mass extinction(science.sciencemag.org)
2 points by joveian 7y ago|0 comments

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