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mthomasmw
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mthomasmw
1y ago
citation?
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mthomasmw
2y ago
1995. It was NIST. https://www.nist.gov/nist-and-nobel/eric-cornell/nobel-momen...
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mthomasmw
2y ago
Support is now upstream
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mthomasmw
3y ago
Is there a list of "kill switches encoded in law autos can't make" somewhere? I know the vehicle data recorder, and I've heard that LTE radios have to report occupancy, though I can't find a requirement that cars ne
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mthomasmw
3y ago
https://twin-cities.umn.edu/news-events/do-images-brain-make...
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mthomasmw
3y ago
Our forever limited supply of helium, the most vital non-renewable resource on Earth, the only supply the human race will ever have. https://www.npr.org/2019/11/01/775554343/the-world-is-consta...
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mthomasmw
3y ago
It's completely possible to build an EV that isn't connected. The idea that electric power means networked spying is an invented fiction. Due to the privacy-conscious background of one automaker, a vote by the board mandated that
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mthomasmw
3y ago
You've misunderstood the situation completely. The first job of a persistent attacker is to gain acceess. The second job of a persistent attacker is to pivot that access from illegitimate to legitimate, so that by the time their TTPs b
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mthomasmw
3y ago
Do you have a link handy for "we don't know how bikes work" ?
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mthomasmw
3y ago
Without working in the industry, how could someone vet for the internal cybersecurity of an upcoming car purchase? None of these security features seem to be publicly documented anywhere. I have spent a long time looking.
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mthomasmw
4y ago
Agree. Would be interested if horizontal rows. Still happy with my kinesis which I never look at.
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mthomasmw
4y ago
Make me a hammer that only works on nails
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mthomasmw
4y ago
'Currently the tech can create one hour's worth of power "from just 20 minutes of English or Swedish summer sunshine".'
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mthomasmw
4y ago
You left out that he built the security program at Stripe.
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mthomasmw
5y ago
Would love if you can elaborate on your bitcoin tulip equivalency with the methods that were used to make tulips durable, scarce, programmable, fungible, verifiable, divisible, transferrable at global distances and portable within a human m
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mthomasmw
5y ago
Does anyone know what TSLA is doing with all that data? I think everyone knows now that home power monitoring lets you know every web page visited, every show watched, and every appliance purchased. Who are they selling it to, is there a wa
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5y ago
Vitamix
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mthomasmw
5y ago
Serious question - what alternatives are left for those of us who want a dumb car? I've spent the last three months finding out I can't get solar panels installed without a high-fidelity power-monitor tap connected to the provider