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541.
by megous 2y ago
Israel already participates in the process. That's why they file documents with the court. Claims from two of those the pre-trial chamber rejected today, prior to issuing the warrants. Re response: your claim was participation not juri
542.
by megous 2y ago
You can get integrity at higher levels in the stack (or lower).
543.
by megous 2y ago
Fuck every company whose leadership sees acts like killing whole extended families regularly for a year, even 100-200 people with the same family name at once as recently as week ago, everyone without distinction, and still decide to sell t
544.
by megous 2y ago
Why would it matter? It's not defense. Defense was what happened in a first day or two in Israel territory, then IDF started coutnerattacking.
545.
by megous 2y ago
"Israel began ground operations in Gaza, and on 27 October, a full-scale invasion was launched." That's since 1 year before that comment, exactly. Invasion and occupation of foreign territory is attack, yes. You can't do
546.
by megous 2y ago
Israel can stop their war at any time, since they're the attacking party for a year already, and the long term position of other parties is that if Israel stops and withdraws from Gaza, they'll stop too.
547.
by megous 2y ago
You learn this by science, and scientific reporting. Not by reporting events usually selected by severity of harm to humans and clickbait factor to enrich the media companies.
548.
by megous 2y ago
Ansarallah's stated goal is not to be Russia's stooges, but to disrupt shipping to/from Israel in support against its criminal war against Palestinians. Precise targeting on precise intelligence is kinda hard, so next best is
549.
by megous 2y ago
Safina, safina... :D
550.
by megous 2y ago
What can be inferred from the list[1] of removed people's names and email addresses and the discussion so far, incl. lack of presence of removed people/companies on sanctions list (except for one), is: 0) this happened out of nowh
551.
by megous 2y ago
What can be inferred from the list[1] of removed people's names and email addresses and the discussion so far, incl. lack of presence of removed people/companies on sanctions list (except for one), is: 0) this happened out of nowh
552.
by megous 2y ago
Sounds like their modus operandi for most of their products, incl. the original one.
553.
by megous 2y ago
Your world is very narrow and limited. Some devs also have to deal with customer provisioned HW infrastructure, with buggy interactions between HW/virtualization solutions that every 5 minutes duplicate all packets for a few seconds; w
554.
by megous 2y ago
Here for example https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1844123450908278982 Translation of the text behind the dancing soldiers in the first comment from B.M. (BTW, three of these soldiers were eliminated already in Al-Zayt
555.
by megous 2y ago
Yes, you can't use SLAAC feature, but there's no subnetting limit in IPv6. Any subnet size works. Writing to you from /72.
556.
by megous 2y ago
There's no minimum subnet size.
557.
by megous 2y ago
History is already written, this is the age of everyone recording and sharing things. There's no meaningful rewriting it. They don't get to directly and intentionally kill and/or cause death, injury and illness to high hundre
558.
by megous 2y ago
That was a good skim for me as someone who implemented one of the first independent mega.nz clients. Useful to know especially about structure authentication and ability to swap metadata on files and move files/chunks of files around w
559.
by megous 2y ago
Yep. ~300 addresses on my domain, 0 breaches across all of them on HIBP domain search over >6 years. I guess internet security is not as bad these days. :)
560.
by megous 2y ago
Your post is non-sense, because this operation was clearly meant as a starting salvo (to create a confusion) in a war against Lebanon. It was at risk of being discovered, so they triggered the explosions early, to at least get some effect.
561.
by megous 2y ago
He also stood up for Palestinian children and was noticeably blacklisted by some in the showbiz industry for it. Shows you the ideological vengefulness of some in this industry. Kristofferson's political stand helped ensure that his na
562.
by megous 2y ago
If it's basically a remotely controlled IED via a public communication network, then there's nothing technically interesting about that, really. But the aspect of some supposedly civilized state staging a mass terror attack via a
563.
by megous 2y ago
The reasons were quoted in the media: "Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah a few months ago called on his fighters, especially those who are on the front lines along Lebanon’s southern border with Israel, to stop using smartphones becaus
564.
by megous 2y ago
They usuall burst with fire. You'd have to have hardshell battery with no venting, and likely no protection circuit, and a way to cause sustained load on the battery, without the user noticing the heat first. Eh. A short on a battery w
565.
by megous 2y ago
For 0.3s you need specialized bootloader, like eg. levinboot https://gitlab.com/DeltaGem/levinboot for Rockchip RK3399 or https://xnux.eu/p-boot/ for Allwinner A64. Or make something similar for y
566.
by megous 2y ago
This just shows how proprietary boot flow of RPi is slow. On other platforms you can get bootloader to hand off to kernel in subsecond timeframes, sometimes as fast as in 0.3s. Then kernel can be done in another 0.3s or faster, and then use
567.
by megous 2y ago
Yeah, I'd say it simply doesn't work as described.
568.
by megous 2y ago
Noise can also come from pulse-skipping mode of regulation, if you draw too little power from the DC-DC converter, and can go away under higher load.
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by megous 2y ago
Cu foil to spread the heat better on the inner backside of PBP would be even better. Magnesium alloys are not particularly great thermal conductors, so just the spot under the SoC is heated disproportionately to the rest of the backside.
570.
by megous 2y ago
Talking about comissioner as a czar...

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