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manicdee
8y ago
Year of publication of this paper: 1963, as a result of work done in the Gemmy-nee program. Apollo 7 (first crewed Apollo mission): 1968 Apollo 11 landing on the moon: 1969 I would suggest that Buzz was being quite sincere in this statement
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8y ago
1. larger customer base means more angry customers to deal with 2. they have more money to throw at the problem 3. any problem that makes it into the wild gets blown out of proportion, so pre-release testing is part of their PR budget
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manicdee
8y ago
Also worth noting: where Europe designed their rail system to reduce fatalities by improving control of trains on the track, the US chose to make trains tougher to withstand the completely avoidable accidents. As a result no European train
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manicdee
8y ago
How would the ability to intercept everyone’s communications have mitigated that incident?
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manicdee
8y ago
How will the accused know about the search when they aren’t told about it?
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manicdee
8y ago
You have to actually use the system for it to work. Context: I have pomodoro timer, Asian Efficiency, 7 Habits, Personal Productivity self help books galore and still get nothing done.
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manicdee
8y ago
Everyone has 20/20 vision in hindsight. Many things that turned out to be disasters looked perfectly reasonable at the time. For example introducing the cane toad to control cane beetle, the larva which it was assumed the toad would di
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manicdee
8y ago
So if I am an executive looking for a big bonus, just let the company run down to the brink of bankruptcy then accept a performance bonus when I miraculously save it?
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manicdee
8y ago
Most executives don’t have the abilities to be an employee. The main limit to executive entry is having access to an executive vacancy. The short version is that if you are an honest hard working employee that access will never be available
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manicdee
8y ago
One of the specific claims was that a robot intended for packaging lithium cells into battery modules misbehaved and punctured the battery module casings, damaging some of the cells. He alleges that Tesla then simply fixed the robot, and se
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manicdee
8y ago
Where do you find the 7 equally competent female devs, remembering that retention rate in the market is pretty low thanks to the salary gaps. The women look at the market and see they can get more money for other work, and there’s much less
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manicdee
8y ago
I’d be more surprised if anyone in customs/border security actually deleted the collected data. Deleting collected data would imply that they were competent and procedures were being followed, or that procedures exist.
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manicdee
8y ago
Can you walk me through the acquisition process? I am getting lost at that point between “fire all the men” and “hire women with the appropriate experience.”
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manicdee
8y ago
(Out of nine bait-and-sting operations planned)
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manicdee
8y ago
Don’t worry they are doing this. There will be suits with budgets whose hold over power is entirely dependent on the need for that expenditure to be expanded.
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manicdee
8y ago
Which is less secure: turning off updates and potentially falling victim to zero day in the wild, or turning on updates and having Microsoft install arbitrary crapware on your computer without your explicit consent?
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manicdee
8y ago
Things that I plug in: - headset adapter (no headsets use the Apple TRRS plug) - scanner - USB keyboard - USB mouse - foot pedals (designed for transcription tools, I use for gaming) I could get wireless mouse and keyboard but my exper
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manicdee
8y ago
3000 cycles “lifespan” but most of the degradation happens in the first couple of years with the rate of degradation about 3% a year, capacity still remains and the product will still have significant capacity in 20 years. As opposed to say
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manicdee
8y ago
None of the problems in the SA grid have been due to renewables. The problems have been interconnects failing, poorly maintained transmission lines failing, the market operator placing restrictions on renewables which meant that renewables
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manicdee
8y ago
Short version: the Australian energy market is a mess and was being gamed by a small (2 or 3) number of operators of gas peaking plants who were driving the spot price up to several orders of magnitude higher than normal wholesale prices. T
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manicdee
8y ago
Yes, it is specifically mentioned in this legislation, and is specifically called out as indication that the foreign government’s request warrants action under this legislation. That is to say that given the foreign government seeking infor
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8y ago
25 years assuming you are sentenced in Australia rather than extradited to the USA to be killed.
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manicdee
8y ago
The Government simply defines systemic weakness to be something that doesn’t happen when Apple is coerced to introduce an easily exploitable hole in their security for all products. I wish I was being facetious.
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manicdee
8y ago
There’s no monopoly on violence. Gun laws are about who can’t have guns, not who can .
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manicdee
8y ago
Noting that you can’t seek legal advice because you’re not allowed to talk to anyone about the request.
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manicdee
8y ago
That’s the whole point of this legislation, and one of the reasons the legislation specifically supports the death penalty is to allow this legislation to be used by Australia to support the USA, where the death penalty still exists.
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manicdee
8y ago
And all that is required from the agency making the claim is their word. This assertion of justification is untraceable, unverifiable, the tech employee can’t talk to anyone about it, and there are penalties in a secret court for refusing t
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manicdee
8y ago
I parsed it as: “wireless services require radio spectrum? Who would have expected that!”
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manicdee
8y ago
Yeah, multi-seat electorates will provide more more representative representation certainly.
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manicdee
8y ago
Nah mate, what you need is a federal level election handling organisation which sets consistent procedures in place across all states for federal elections. Take the Australian Electorally Commission as a model of something that isn’t total
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