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by krunck 2y ago
Or maybe the endgame could be: creation of a centralized service that all web servers are required to be registered with and connected to at all times in order to receive their (frequently rotated) encryption keys. Controllers of said servi
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Scientists discover drier mantle on moon's farside(phys.org)
5 points by krunck 2y ago|0 comments
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by krunck 2y ago
That hand... it's totally in the uncanny valley of hand motion.
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by krunck 2y ago
That's because Wall Street investors use it as a hedge against their traditional investments which, as you know, are not so stable right now.
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by krunck 2y ago
Given the known size of the asteroid and assuming a direct impact how big of a crater would be created?(give an existing crater as an example for extra points) And would any ejecta make it to Earth?
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by krunck 2y ago
What part of GTFO don't people understand? I can't think of two more despicable groups: YouTube Like-addicts, and missionaries.
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by krunck 2y ago
Interesting. Source?
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by krunck 2y ago
There is inherent inefficiency in government accountability efforts. I'm ok with that.
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by krunck 2y ago
The charts for black carbon seem to have the labels for "Buildings" and "Energy" switched.
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by krunck 2y ago
Lets not forget the MST3k silica gel skit in: https://mst3k.fandom.com/wiki/MST3K_1103_-_The_Time_Traveler... https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8hb1jh @ 00:02:00
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by krunck 2y ago
He wasn't loyal enough to the brand to not eject. The top brass in the F-35 project didn't like that. They needed to blame the pilot rather than the faulty machine in order to protect Lockheed Martin's and their own reputatio
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by krunck 2y ago
https://archive.is/aTBYD
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Trump Administration Begins Shifting Cyberattack Response to States(wsj.com)
11 points by krunck 2y ago|10 comments
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by krunck 2y ago
When I was a kid I used to do this with propane. I'd fill it with a propane torch - which is set t mix the C3H8 and O2 to the right proportion - and light it. I would not use a restrictor/nozzle cap because it had plenty of thrust
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by krunck 2y ago
>It is not that we have an unusual proclivity for aggressive violence. On the contrary, most other species are far more aggressive than humans. Chimpanzees, for example, are over 150 times more likely to initiate violence against each ot
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by krunck 2y ago
All financial fines should be this way.
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by krunck 2y ago
> Volkswagen’s ultra-cheap EV called the ID EVERY1 Uh, sounds more like facial recognition software than a car. I can't wait for someone to sell affordable EVs in the US. I'm thinking about something like an electric Geo Metro.
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by krunck 2y ago
We can't keep making more people and expect the world to not change.
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by krunck 2y ago
Eating in American restaurants where there is constant pressure to shovel in the food and leave, is a waste. You feel like you're on an assembly line. What's the point then? On top of that they have the gall to ask for 25% tip
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by krunck 2y ago
I hate smart TVs. Why put all the functionality in one device when a small part of it is going to become obsolete real soon while the TV part will continue to work for a decade or more. I buy dumb TVs and a separate "smart" compo
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by krunck 2y ago
Is bio-oil production carbon-negative? How much of bio-oil production uses petroleum oils? I suspect it's non-zero.
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by krunck 2y ago
That's why I run a Windows VM on my Linux machine. I get the advantage of snapshots, a better firewall, and control of how many resources it gets.
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by krunck 2y ago
I am thankful for what he did. We need more Mark Kleins.
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by krunck 2y ago
Put it right in the middle of Trump's "National Garden of American Heroes"[1] He'd love that. Ha! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Garden_of_American_He...
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by krunck 2y ago
They have a very unique approach to the problem. I wish them success! https://generalfusion.com/fusion-technology/mtf/
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by krunck 2y ago
That stood out for me as well. But only because the humans seemed to be inept.
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by krunck 2y ago
Can't sign the form as nocodeform.io seems to be having problems.
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by krunck 2y ago
> I’d be more concerned with whether NIST colludes with the NSA to approve algorithms they could crack. It's more than a concern that the US government will select algorithms that their top spook agency can crack. One must assume it
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by krunck 2y ago
The craftsmanship is indeed amazing. But, where did the central floor tiles go? Did they decompose? Stolen?
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by krunck 2y ago
That's the Minong Ridge. Ups and downs. :)

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