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by livueta 3y ago
Interesting - guess that hasn't percolated through to my traditional powerlifting-ish circles yet. I'd love to read/watch anything on this you've found useful.
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by livueta 3y ago
I did a bit of a double-take at the headline because it seems to imply that one can grow stronger while calorie-restricted, which is contrary to common practice around strength development - caloric surplus is generally understood to be nec
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by livueta 3y ago
Well, taste is subjective and all that but out of that list, I'd say these are fairly objectively successful and popular if you're willing to take that as a rough proxy for "good": Haikyuu, Yuru Camp, Summer Wars, Wolf C
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by livueta 3y ago
Definitely Kyoto. TFA's rec of Night is Short certainly isn't wrong, but the classic Kyoto anime pilgrimage rec is the precursor show, The Tatami Galaxy . You can locate pretty much every scene from the show: https:/&#x2F
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by livueta 3y ago
The disk alert stuff seems like a PoC for making sure the tracepoint works as expected, but I think you can get a lot more info from the tracepoint they're using than just the utilization info that is exposed/highlighted by the cu
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by livueta 3y ago
My RF knowledge is hobbyist only but I think the word you're looking for is "modulation", e.g. LoRa is able to work over significant distances at low power because of its clever chirp spread spectrum modulation method.
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by livueta 3y ago
I can de-Google a Pixel way past the extent I can de-Apple an iPhone. e: downvoters, any counterpoint? Please show me where Graphene is leaking info, or, conversely, how to obtain code-signing privs equivalent to Apple keys on iOS.
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by livueta 3y ago
That's a really interesting perspective to read because I feel almost exactly the opposite: liked TWoK and have been progressively disenchanted with each subsequent book. TWoK reminds me of the (Mirror-Moon TL of the) original F/S
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by livueta 3y ago
When I saw the headline I assumed it'd be about the P25 unencrypted metadata leakage issue (specifically Unit Link ID) described in https://www.mattblaze.org/papers/p25sec.pdf - that indeed carries a lot further t
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by livueta 3y ago
I'll do you one better: For GSM, basic IMSI sniffing: https://github.com/Oros42/IMSI-catcher (usable with cheap SDRs) For LTE, basic IMSI sniffing: https://github.com/JiaoXianjun/LTE-Cell-Scan
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by livueta 3y ago
AFAIK you can still do passive IMSI sniffing, which isn't full content but is quite interesting metadata.
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by livueta 3y ago
The point I'm trying to make is that hobbyists vs. .0001%ers is a false framing because less restrictive rules would benefit a much wider set of users than just HFTs. If you compare the degree of open-source project activity between IS
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by livueta 3y ago
Oh yeah, I'd be happy with saner HAM rules. The problem is that the community is sufficiently ossified that it actively resists such changes under the umbrella of "defending" HAM, so reallocation seems like a more practical m
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by livueta 3y ago
I wonder if it has to do with mismatches between -as-cattle and -as-pets philosophies and usecases. From the post, it looks like they were using k8s. It's hard to tell given the, you know, total data loss, but it looks like the instanc
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by livueta 3y ago
You're proposing a false dilemma because there's a third option: make some of it ISM. Today, way more hacking, tinkering and experimenting happens on ISM bands than on HAM bands. I've written about this before so won't s
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by livueta 3y ago
Well, since you asked: https://www.economist.com/international/2021/12/04/a-tussle-... / https://archive.is/s0GjE Whole thing is worth reading, but some excerpts directly related to
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by livueta 3y ago
Along with the sibling comment, there are also protocol downgrade attacks analogous to what HSTS prevents in HTTP/S. IIRC these require active jamming, but if you're .gov who cares. This is a reason why security-conscious OSes lik
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by livueta 3y ago
The existence of F-Droid demonstrates the existence both of devs willing to list apps in restrictive "stores" and of users who seek such software. Even assuming commercialized stores, that proposed race to the bottom dynamic doesn
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by livueta 3y ago
Regarding atomicity, do you rsync from the live filesystem or from the hidden .zfs/snapshot dir? My impetus for swapping to a send-based approach from an rsync-based approach of running an incremental (just from the normal non-snapshot
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by livueta 3y ago
Backpacking in groups, like the sibling comment said - probably pretty pointless for a quick day hike, but quite nice if you're on a weeklong expedition where folks want to make little side jaunts without dragging the whole group along
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by livueta 3y ago
I've run a shell over Meshtastic between Lilygo t-beam devices using Semtech SX1262 chips. It kinda works but is sloooooooooooow in proportion to your spreading factor and error correction choices. Internet alternative is overselling i
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by livueta 3y ago
Slight quibble: that flex culture you and the parent discuss, embodied by going for 99s/200ms pre-skillcapes, definitely existed; you just weren't privy to it. Places like the tip.it forums were full of flex - remember those autog
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by livueta 3y ago
You obviously didn't even try to read the source, because one of the main points is that reviews of classified evidence by people with clearance found nothing even with that access. Furthermore, people like Sen Wyden - one of those e
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by livueta 3y ago
Frankly, I don't believe you at all because this pattern has happened before: insiders claim that surveillance is responsible for preventing tons of harm, but when those claims are closely examined (even by other aspects of government)
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by livueta 3y ago
I'll fess up to having originally flagged it despite generally not liking doing that. I did so because of the "flamewar style" of the argument - single-purpose fresh account, personal attacks on anyone who disagrees, phrased
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by livueta 3y ago
This is why you take two pairs of light, quick-drying, easily drained shoes.
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by livueta 3y ago
> ankle support I'm hesitant to get into the full holy war here, but at a minimum you should be aware that this is a hotly debated topic: https://outdoors.stackexchange.com/questions/13910/is-ankle-... At
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by livueta 3y ago
Oof, thanks for flagging that. My current live backup method involves Syncthing pointed at that dir, so I'll need to figure out how to get access to the virtual fs location. Honestly, of all the things on my phones, I'd be most de
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by livueta 3y ago
I won't argue about how big of an issue it is relative to the other factors you mention, but there absolutely has been an upswing in willingness to fuck with members of the business community who'd previously largely been left alo
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by livueta 3y ago
In the case of an incorrectly configured browser, sure, but definitely not mine - which is the whole point. Once freely offered, conditions can't be imposed on use. If you don't want my browser to render content as it sees fit, do

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