kardos

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by kardos 7y ago
Life imitates art: https://www.theonion.com/sony-releases-new-stupid-piece-of-s...
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by kardos 7y ago
> A fingerprint on the other hand cannot be observed. This is not correct [1]. It won't be that long before someone gets around to training some sort of ML system to scour photographs to extract fingerprints and start building a dat
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by kardos 7y ago
So this is CDN reselling with ease of use added?
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by kardos 7y ago
From your indoor page, CO2 min is 375 ppm. How did you get that below the atmospheric value of ~410 ppm?
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by kardos 7y ago
The technicality of making the payment by cash or cc is beside the point, the point was that there is not 400 of savings available to immediately pay down the CC
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by kardos 7y ago
Interesting indeed! Here [1] is how it allegedly works. Is the laptop easy enough to open and check if the board you have looks anything like those photos? On the other hand, putting a signal onto disable pins is not exactly a kill switch.
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by kardos 7y ago
That's a major accusation. Can you do a video or blog post where you show this happening? Eg, start recording something and hit the switch and show it continuing to record.
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by kardos 7y ago
> Jeff Bezos wanted this (though unsure if it was his idea) for the original Amazon Echo. What happened to this feature? If Bezos wanted this it would be there.
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by kardos 7y ago
On the other hand, "your margin is my opportunity". Cost-plus pricing probably dissuades others from replicating the service and becoming competitors
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by kardos 7y ago
Right at the bottom: > If you want to add a new language or a new library, feel free to open a pull request.
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by kardos 7y ago
Does the API specify under which conditions you can expect missing characters? There should be an undefined behaviour angle here somewhere
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by kardos 7y ago
With Kessler syndrome looming it may be the wrong kind of excitement
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by kardos 7y ago
Maybe, broadly speaking, that's just the way life is. Things exist for awhile and then they don't. Bands eventually stop touring and seeing them live is a thing of the past. The character of your city is likely quite different as
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by kardos 7y ago
Sure... although there is also the "don't interrupt your competition when they are making a mistake" angle which would engender less vocal protest
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by kardos 7y ago
If the toxic brine is purely the extracts from the ocean water, you can toss it back into the ocean (with appropriate dilution). If the toxic brine has a bunch of additives that are a byproduct of the desal, then this is indeed problematic.
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by kardos 7y ago
Spot on. Sadly this is liable to drive a lot of meetup style stuff to Facebook groups.
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by kardos 7y ago
I don't think this is one size fits all advice. Surely once your results are measured in TBs this will fall part.
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by kardos 7y ago
Even if it was 10% used-products-sold-as-new, that's not acceptable.
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by kardos 7y ago
It sounds like there are cracks in the idea that Google's info harvesting apparatus gives them the ultimate edge in advertising
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by kardos 7y ago
Unfortunately no but it would be highly interesting to read!
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by kardos 7y ago
Yep that's exactly the idea. Basically the silicon version of the underhanded C contest [1] [1] http://www.underhanded-c.org/
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by kardos 7y ago
> Some of that information can be regained by making some assumptions about what you’re looking at, explains Aeppli. For example, we know that real interconnects can’t have certain shapes. This sounds like the beginnings of the silicon o
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by kardos 7y ago
So it's like Tether?
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by kardos 7y ago
It's a big gamble on when to sell though. Eventually IPv6 adoption will hit a critical mass threshold and interest in paying for IPv4 IPs will dry up.
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by kardos 7y ago
ROP gadgets are indeed clever. Meanwhile there are efforts afoot [1,2] to mitigate this line of attack by removing all of the ROP gadgets, which is also rather clever. [1] https://www.openbsd.org/papers/asiabsdcon2019-r
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by kardos 7y ago
It would have to vary the sauce flow rate (or pizza spin rate) to get even coverage
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by kardos 7y ago
It may be simply a matter of data volume so large such that there isn't a practical way to leak it. Security by obesity in a sense
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by kardos 7y ago
It wouldn't be "completely unpredictable".... pulling some numbers from a hat, let's say powered-ship takes 6 days, wind-ship takes 8-11 days. Depending on the severity of being late you would plan for perhaps 10 days. O
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by kardos 7y ago
> "how do you deliver on time? With a big enough fleet you could statistically deal with delays. Eg, in the same sense that airlines slightly overbook flights. The variability/risk in the port costs would cut into the fuel savi
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by kardos 7y ago
> I am also a proponent of structural re-use of post consumer plastics. Wouldn't the flammability of plastic make this a non-starter?

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