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Researcher Claims to Crack RSA-2048 with Quantum Computer
(bankinfosecurity.com)
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Home assistant is really awesome. You can do a lot of crazy stuff with it and it's reliable. The best thing is you can build custom views in the PWA (I think per user as well) and you can make WAF and KAF go through the roof! I used
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3y ago
Yeah me too but the dates didn't match up which initially clued me into the inconsistencies.
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3y ago
Disruption of the ecosystem isn't always the answer. These things work on cycles and always have. The science paper shows a similar boom and bust in 2015, though they didn't identify a "heatwave" as the cause. I'
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3y ago
This is what happens when you presuppose a dubious conclusion, and ignore better supported ones. So according to the smithmag article, there was a 2018 population boom, unrelated to increased temperatures. That same year there was a dieoff
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Visualization of pi being irrational [video]
(youtube.com)
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Weird I got stuck in recaptcha hell. 10+ attempts was never successful. On mobile
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3y ago
Why buy this when you can just download more ram for free?
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3y ago
Is this the new standard boilerplate / disclaimer? > Before getting into the evidence, we need to first talk about sex and gender. “Sex” typically refers to biological sex, which can be defined by myriad characteristics such as chro
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3y ago
Sadly their main candidate didn't pass early trials. $FREQ
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3y ago
There is approx zero chance that you can get a homeless person to do labor for 20 minutes, let alone the 2-5 hours this would actually take. By and large homeless are in such despair that they won't invest in activities that will ben
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3y ago
I would pay between 5 and 10k USD depending on how close it was to Iron Man's Jarvis. I'd even pay an annual subscription for updates. Would need to be about as fast as ChatGPT seems to be for the conversation piece and perhaps u
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3y ago
Thank you!
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3y ago
They ship you 79 lb. Pelican case to do self service battery swap? And a technician needs to login to review your work!
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3y ago
I know it's unrealistic, but I wish this were a local appliance I could buy. Maybe plug into Home Assistant too. Sending all my data off to two external services might be a bridge too far for me... Then again, I don't trust Micr
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3y ago
They finally found a way to make a US gun violence map that didn't show the most gun violence in the places with the strictest laws
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3y ago
They're Russian right? So it's probably translated which is why it sounds wacky.
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3y ago
That's a good point they may not have even considered... if they are "recreating from precursor" why wouldn't you just 1. Check the status of the test subjects e.g. any new cavities 2. Get the supposed indefinite strain
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3y ago
Agree. Does no good to have 200 year old people with osteoporosis, extreme cancer, and dementia.
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3y ago
Bio-hackers and/or the wealthy. The best medicine will eventually become available to everyone who is a part of the global economy. At least it always has given enough time. In the last 25 years, more than a billion people have been
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3y ago
I've wondered if in the next 20 years they will learn to extend life 10 years, and in those 10 years learn to extend life 10 more years, and so on. We could be on the brink of human immortality and not even know it. It probably has t
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3y ago
Looks interesting, not sure what "deep" MicroATX is other than being out of spec for MicroATX by about 19 sq. inches. I like the high core count of the Xeon processors but 15x price premium over top of the line desktop/or en
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Curl is in a LOT of systems. All over IoT. You should see some of the emails he gets asking for support for some random chinese toy or quite frequently automobiles. I see Daniel's point, he doesn't want to be hit with 9.8 over
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4y ago
Doesn't mean a single one believed they were voting and skipped the polls due to this.
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4y ago
The best thing you can do in continue to innovate and build more efficient things. We can use that technology to stop wasting resources, stop pushing negative externalities to the environment, and rapidly bring the entirety of the planet o
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4y ago
Linus unloads on the guy who did a pretty good job explaining what was in there (not why it was needed though), serves out plenty of collateral damage for everyone who's ever submitted a self-serving merge to go "hmm is he talking
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4y ago
Agree, I could follow everything in the article, but was like wtf is SAT, especially since it's in the title of the article. I imagine a big crossection of folks had no clue, hence the comments section. As for the previous commenter,
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4y ago
Sorry buddy you just have to force yourself. Never turn down an invite for a beer if you can avoid it, yes you probably have things youd rather do. It gets way easier when you become one of the usual crew. There are lots of introverts at
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I suppose I don't. But it makes less sense to me that I would increase bone density in 19 weeks in a meaningful amount and even less sense that I would put on any fat when we had roughly 2-5 mins to eat every meal.
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4y ago
Hmmm I was 6'0" 142 first day in the military... After 19 weeks of abuse, (infantry school + airborne) often active 20 hours per day I emerged 165. So 23 lbs of almost lean muscle in under 5 months. I would rate the previous comm
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