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by kipchak 6y ago
It seems to be driven by norepinephrine levels,[1] which seems like it it might have some interesting implications. >Our analysis showed that norepinephrine also is a key regulator of glymphatic activity and that norepinephrine might be
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by kipchak 6y ago
My oversimplified guess is that cleansing while awake would impair normal function somehow. I suspect it would feel something like daydreaming or regular dreaming, or experiencing a serious mental disorder.[1][2] [1] https://www.m
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by kipchak 6y ago
Azure AD/Azure AD hybrid might be worth a look
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by kipchak 6y ago
It's been strange seeing internet safety advice shift so far away from "never use your real name online"
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I think it's new as of the 2019 revision, though it wouldn't surprise me if it's been ignored for a while. I don't think CMMC requirements specifically call out expiration periods, so hopefully a good sign. Microsoft see
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by kipchak 6y ago
For what it's worth NIST password guidance SP800-63b no longer advises the arbitrary expiration, so hopefully this is something that will change. >“Verifiers SHOULD NOT require memorized secrets to be changed arbitrarily (e.g., peri
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by kipchak 6y ago
I don't at all mind wearing a mask when I go out, and the risk of causing harm is higher now, but wouldn't "I would rather risk killing someone than having this piece of cloth on my face for a few hours" apply in Decembe
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by kipchak 6y ago
That last bit seems to come from a tweet by Musk, that would be 10% of $200,000 or $20,000 versus the $28,000 in the biography. [1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1211064937004589056
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by kipchak 6y ago
Unfortunately as YouTube and the rest of the internet has grown larger, and more consolidated, [1] the positions allowed have narrowed in scope and counter narratives have become less acceptable. While websites with counter narratives (Wiki
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by kipchak 6y ago
I get the same feeling with Bose QC IIs, but on planes it's worth the quiet. That being said IEMs and actual earmuffs work pretty well too if you don't mind looking a bit silly.
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by kipchak 6y ago
I would wonder how much of a role chargeback issues played as well. Other similar sites like OnlyFans or online gambling fall under the "high risk" category for payment processors, so PornHub might have been borderline. It's
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by kipchak 6y ago
To be fair while its very distasteful to our current sensibilities, this was not always the assumption in the US, at least among some of the Founders. My understanding of the rationale for the support for the requirement of land ownership w
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by kipchak 6y ago
More broadly, I think the trouble is that "lies" are often more appealing than truths by design, while truth is what it is. For example, some Americans may have been swayed to support the Gulf War by the Nayirah testimony, or in 2
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by kipchak 6y ago
The coloration of the iPhones are an impressive example of product differentiation. The lower end phones are distinguishable with a case on from the front and back by the colored bezel on the front, and by the camera arrangement on the back
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by kipchak 6y ago
My understanding is current Airpods don't have the ability to do Activation Lock. Given The Max's pricing I wonder if it would be prudent to add some similar feature. Back when Beats were big they were allegedly a pretty common ta
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by kipchak 6y ago
I just watched the video, and I didn't see anyone have a gun pointed at them. I saw a cop holding a gun and another cop point his gun at the top of a staircase that's out of frame.
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by kipchak 6y ago
Anyone nostalgic for this kind of internet might really enjoy "Hypnospace Outlaw", a game where you police an alternate universe version of the 90s internet.
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by kipchak 6y ago
>"USAF appear on a Naval Carrier (like teleported or what?)" The story is they came in by helicopter.
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by kipchak 6y ago
The Navy's recent antigrav patents add another layer of mystery. tl;dr, that the Navy seems to be claiming that they could maybe build something like the Tic-Tac seen in video, and the Chinese are working on capabilities.[1,2] It seems
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by kipchak 6y ago
Is there anything new about an alarming number of people believing in untruths? The trade off seems to be how much you trust normal people to correctly parse information and sort the truth from untruth, and how much you trust organizations
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by kipchak 6y ago
If you haven't come across it, [HOPE]'s work getting modern internals in X60s is pretty cool. Not sure where the project is at now, I think at some point they were orderable. https://hackaday.com/2018/03/
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by kipchak 6y ago
I wonder if this might have a positive effect on extremists opinions/divisiveness in the US. Assuming "the problem" is that people are too divided in their political views, would social cooling bring people closer to the cent
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by kipchak 6y ago
I know it's probably just illustrative, but the craft in "FIGURE 2: Air is heated..." looks reminiscient of the Tic-Tac of Nimitz fame. Figure V-24 looks like a stereotypical UFO, saucer shaped with circles around the top and
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by kipchak 6y ago
Why not just launch the drone from inside the US and use a generic explosive? Unexplained drone swarms near sensitive targets have been fairly common.[1,2] Them not being weaponized seems like more of a choice for reprisal like you said tha
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by kipchak 6y ago
Part of the confusion was over the T2 chips that were added back in 2018 that were reportedly[1] bricking computers if non genuine parts were used locking out independent repairers.[2] I'm not sure if that functionality is actually act
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by kipchak 6y ago
Indeed, though thinking about it people living in "whales" would probably have low vitamin D levels as well.
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by kipchak 6y ago
>This isn't even about social categories “Black” and “White”, it is literally about the direct correlates of skin colour. To expand upon this according to an ONS study "Blacks" in England and whales had a 1.9 times higher
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by kipchak 6y ago
On the subject of game development at Valve, there's a lot of things that have been worked on but never turned into an actual release. There were 5 cancelled Half-Lifes between Episode 2 and Alyx (Including Half Life 3), Left 4 Dead 3,
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by kipchak 6y ago
According to one of the TFB comments they're for the IRS Criminal Investigation division.
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by kipchak 6y ago
Digital item economics/lootboxes/items is a big one[1], they even hired Yanis Varoufakis for a bit. They also did a good deal of the foundational work for VR working with HTC and Oculus. Then there's steam link, Steam control

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