karlkloss

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by karlkloss 5y ago
> All I've learned from this entire escapade is that the next time someone finds a major vulnerability they will know that the best path forward is to sell it to criminals. I fixed that for you.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
If you are okay with everybody hating you, then it's probably a good career choice.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
It may be peak articles about peak something.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Why would you want to use a MS login in the first place? If something important doesn't work without a MS/FB/Google/whatever login, then I send them a hearty FU and move on. And guess what? I'm still alive.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Except during hot summers or cold winters, when they often have to reduce the outputs of the reactors, and import huge amounts of solar and wind power from Germany.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
That's because Angela Merkel is a physicist. Unlike other politicians around the world, she actually knows the risks.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
The sun also emits microwaves, so stay out of the sun.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Do you have a list of compatible kindle models, and how to identify them?
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by karlkloss 5y ago
In fact, switching power supplies were used long before the transistor, they were using mechanical switches. Car radios used mechanical switches to generate the anode voltage for the tubes, and in trains there were voltage converters using
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Any price indication? $500, $1000, $2000?
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by karlkloss 5y ago
I wonder if Starlink will ever implement a smallband broadcast channel, that can be received with a cheap antenna. Some projects like othernet also tried this. I imagine a selection of international news, weather warnings, etc. that everybo
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by karlkloss 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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by karlkloss 5y ago
This is something that I've also heared from hot axle box detectors for trains. Their solution: plant a tree.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Why? The factory didn't burn down, and there was no widespread radioactive contamination. It's a battery pack, not a stash of U235 above the critical mass. Every recycling facility is more dangerous.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Forget folding locks. They're too easy to break. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs8uyPsDaw0 I think that bike theft should be handled the way that horse theft was handled in the wild west.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
First real-life "Lost in Space" Family?
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by karlkloss 5y ago
I always knew that all this "just in time" and "lean" stuff would somedays come back and bite us. It's great as long as it works, but it also has the potential to blow up a small crisis to epic proportions.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Now we need an investigation comparing VR meetings to flat screen meetings. I find VR meetings much better, but it highly depends on the quality of the VR goggles and the software. And of course you need some time to get used to VR.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
I don't want to critizise their work in any way, but this seems to be a case of "if your only tool is a hammer...".
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by karlkloss 5y ago
They claim to do the work of years in hours, but yet their spirits are extremely expensive. Do I have to understand this?
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by karlkloss 5y ago
I'm the opposite. I NEVER use a third party login, my it be Apple, Google, Facebook or whatnot. If your website/app doesn't offer their own independent login, I don't even think once whether I really need it.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
You could also try quinine. I recently discovered that drinking a glass or two of bitter lemon, bitter orange or tonic water a day helps with my muscle tremors. Magnesium doesn't help much. Side effect is the high sugar intake, which c
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Millions of Germans thought that they had nothing to hide, back in 1930. Until they had. I usually reply to the Myth #1 with "BECAUSE IT'S NONE OF YOUR FUCKING BUSINESS!" Really guys, you don't have to know my age, gende
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by karlkloss 5y ago
I never trusted commercial NAS, I don't even trust OS NAS distributions, they all have their own problems. Just use standard hardware, a standard Linux distribution, and learn how to configure it. Convenience is always bought with secu
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Are you aware that desalination plants are a huge threat to marine life? Thias can't be the solution.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Nope. In most restaurants and bars, 300ml is the standard size, sometimes even 250ml. 500ml is considered a big beer. 300ml is also the standard size at festivities, concerts and sports games. In Colone, the standard size of the local beer
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by karlkloss 5y ago
As if they wouldn't spy on it anyway. Spys can't be trusted.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Siemens is a bank with an affiliated electrical department. Expect the usual banker bs.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
Came here to say that. Asimov was one of the few SF authors that not only imagined advanced technology, but also could see what it would do to society.
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by karlkloss 5y ago
That doesn't make it any better, fraud for charity is still fraud.

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