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FFS NASA, the word is 'quintillion'.
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That's the part that confuses me, is we don't currently utilize S/MIME from everything that I can see.
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Yeah, unfortunately some of our workstations are MacOS and Linux based, so I can't solely rely Kerberos, we have to have LDAP (ideally LDAPS) involved. We were also advised by our email provider that they have used it for the company&#
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Ask HN: Microsoft CA Reading Material
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3y ago
Those who don't want to be dependent on the whims of a conglomerate and would like to actually possess the data files.
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Ask HN: Resources for Active Directory Migration
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Sure, but FDIC insurance is per depositor, per insurable account category, per institution. Someone with three different savings accounts at the same institution each with less than $250k individually but more than $250k total still only ge
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Not every bank is going to be able to leverage a CMA that works the additional FDIC insurance. And even then, offering incentives or products does not mean a depositor will actually utilize them.
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There doesn't seem to be much that they can do to game it as the calculations seem to be based on uninsured deposits. The bank doesn't control how much a depositor places in the bank.
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And yet military spending amounts to about 11-13% of the country's annual spending over the last few years [1]. [1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/hist08...
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So, that answers the general mining comparison, but that doesn't answer many of the other points, including things like the impact of refining (which produces chemicals far more toxic than just burning coal), the estimates of global mi
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3y ago
Do you have sources that dispute, or just disparagements of theirs?
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3y ago
Of course, because when seconds count, the police are minutes away.
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3y ago
Home Assistant is a great self-hosted tool for smart home things. They have a list of compatible devices that may be useful. Would require setting up a home assistant server somewhere, but that seems like a small price to pay for managing y
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3y ago
Message of the day, usually displayed at login.
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I'm imagining some exec at Microsoft who went and saw Ready Player One in theatres, got to the scene where Nolan Sorrento says "We estimate that we can sell up to 80% of a user's visual field before inducing seizures" an
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As this is all speculative, it's hard to say. But I would imagine that, were this study to be accurate, it would be something along similar lines of how long COVID appears to be unpredictable and inconsistent.
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3y ago
Focus your efforts on what you have control over. I am sure I am not the only one that despises have to use Windows and the spyware riddled mess that it has become, but I can't control it, so the only option (at least in the short term
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It is said that part of being an effective communicator is to stop, listen, and understand where the other person is coming from. Diversity initiatives strongest talking point is that a more diverse group of people, from many different walk
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See, now that is valuable information to have, and I wish the article's author had included these details. I had not looked up the FCC registrations when I did my quick search, but this makes total sense. I'm all for making sure t
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It certainly poses an interesting question. In the context of this article I ran a quick search for any registered stations in the Portland area using 90.5 FM and I didn't find anything. Not saying that there isn't, but nothing I
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Yelp reports this location as no longer being used as a church, and the domain for the church has expired. Beyond that, the article did not comment on what exactly was being broadcast from this particular location, just the frequency. It&#x
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I'm not denying that eventually most controllers will drift, but the speed at which these controllers developed a drifting problem was much higher than what is expected on average, even for cheaper made third party controllers.
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These appear to be a much larger issue than what is normally seen by controllers designed by console manufacturers.
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The issue is that the Joy-Cons joystick has what appears to be a design defect that, regardless of how much care is taken, means they have a high likelihood of developing what is known as "drift" or phantom movement without the jo
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Gun ownership in the United States is all over the place, and the amount of guns (handguns or long-guns) in one particular area is not always an indicator of high gun homicides. Wikipedia's entry on Gun Violence in the US [1] highlight
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Ask HN: Are TestOut.com's CompTIA prep courses like Network and PC Pro adequate?
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Make your own spyware or don't use it at all!
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Congrats to these teens and the work they have accomplished. If this holds true, that's a great achievement for them. The math that they have worked out is a bit beyond my depth but it sounds very interesting and likely a great additio
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I don't know that I would classify what essentially comes down to group-think or even mob-mentality as humanity's biggest problem.
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