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mellow-lake-day
3y ago
>The reliance of Ukraine’s substations on GPS for time synchronization, a standard in industrial control systems for its accuracy and affordability, becomes a vulnerability when faced with such jamming. >Cisco’s response involved ship
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mellow-lake-day
3y ago
Would this work for a RPi? In particular the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B V1.2 model? This might be a little overkill but I was looking for something to monitor cpu temp (with graphs to show temp minute by minute over a week for example), cpu us
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3y ago
> Meta produced threads in what, a month? It took meta 6 months from starting to work on it to making their public release They are still missing features like a web version so they have been working at for 8 months now and still not &qu
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mellow-lake-day
3y ago
More discussion here: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/07/musk-and-zuck-ma...
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3y ago
>Specifically, Mr Spiro alleged that Meta hired dozens of former Twitter employees who "had and continue to have access to Twitter's trade secrets and other highly confidential information" that ultimately helped Meta deve
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mellow-lake-day
3y ago
I use celery/redis, it's perfect for my use case.
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3y ago
Journalists are trying to find places to move over their audience since twitter put their audience behind a login screen
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3y ago
This has been in the works since January and still hasn't been released, so at least half a year
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3y ago
>No it won't. Once US provides ATACMS the war will be effectively over. I would also add that Russia has effectively lost the war after they couldn't capture Kyiv in 3 days. Now Russia is putting off the inevitable by continuin
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3y ago
He fails to mention that the protestors were killed by sniper fire by Yanukovych He also treats the fake referendum conducted by Russia after Russia seized Crimea as matter of fact despite it being completely fake and made up He has an extr
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3y ago
Was that number taken during the blackout period? Without any more context that is a completely meaningless number.
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mellow-lake-day
4y ago
I believe turning on Informed Delivery (a free service from USPS) would have helped https://www.usps.com/manage/informed-delivery.htm The initial problem was that her mail got stolen by the mail person. USPS Informed D
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4y ago
22 years of corruption under Putin has gutted the Russian military
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mellow-lake-day
4y ago
Quantity has a quality all its own.
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4y ago
>But a closely related story of "ship, go fuck yourself" was propaganda. The way it was told implied that solders died heroically, whereby they were taken pow and later returned to Ukraine. That was because after the soldiers s
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5y ago
Speaking of Venmo. Venmo for some reason would not let me confirm my bank or credit union no matter what I did or what email address I used or however long I waited, the error message is one of those non-sensical catch-all error messages or
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mellow-lake-day
5y ago
*if an object is moving a crude shape of the object can be made out "seeing inside a closed room" is a bit of a stretch
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5y ago
Funneling money from US taxpayers to US corporations at unprecedented speeds I would say that the fabricated wars started by Bush/Cheney have been very successful and had great return on investment
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mellow-lake-day
5y ago
Reminds me of flight MH 370 although unfortunately the plane was ultimately not found.
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5y ago
It may have contributed to it but in this case the bigger problem was an error in the construction of the building: > In 2018, an inspection performed by the engineering firm Morabito Consultants showed a "major error" in the c
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5y ago
I think it's standard practice for one's military to help another country for example the Mexican military came to America to help during Hurricane Katrina. The military is prepared for all kinds of situations so they are probably
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6y ago
Awesome thanks! That's not too bad!
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6y ago
Yeah because the SSD on my laptop isn't that big. It's 240 GB. Most of which is already filled.
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6y ago
The reason that I will be buying plant-based meat things is because they smell, look, and taste like meat. >We can live up to great flavors vegetables, fruits, and herbs. But that's a whole thing altogether. That's like complet
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6y ago
Too bad that website doesn't specify how much space that all takes. Would be interesting to know.
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mellow-lake-day
6y ago
There is more to a browser than the rendering engine. The author in the article is saying that the main benefits of Samsung Internet come from the UI. Things like bottom toolbar, highly customizable toolbar (allowing you to create your own
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6y ago
We need Intel as a competitor to TSMC and AMD. Also we need Intel from a national security point of view. Intel is definitely facing tough competition but that's not new for them. Intel will definitely have to reimagine the SoC but thi
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6y ago
I don't think Elon will stick around long term at Tesla. The goal for Tesla is to accelerate transition to electric vehicles. Once that is completed Elon will move on to another project similarly to when he transitioned from X.com/
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6y ago
I think he is referring to solar roofs on houses not on cars: https://www.tesla.com/solarroof
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6y ago
You can make an argument that he decreased taxes for the richest of the rich to do that. I don't think that is a cause worth celebrating. Not to mention that stock market levels don't translate to a good economy or good paying job
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