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by neumann 2y ago
Just in case anyone else is out of the loop like me. This can be used as a plugin in obsidian! https://obsidian.md/plugins?search=markw
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by neumann 2y ago
Thanks! And pretty great for 2nd year undergrad!
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by neumann 2y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean? We already need identity for ISP access and mobile phones, no?
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by neumann 2y ago
I find it absolutely wild that we've managed to ban social media for under-16s, but somehow not pornography. And so kids can just stream hardcore, violent porn on tap, as long as they click "I am 18 or older". I am all for li
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by neumann 2y ago
It's a lowest energy state approach. The hope is that the hurdle will be raised high enough that enough kids will go to another outlet that is less harmful. Personally, I think the cat is out of the bag. The information dense but fract
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by neumann 2y ago
Yes, but because the entire world agrees that heroin is bad (similarly to social media) governments have laws to restrict its access. As for the job part. There is so much stuff kids don't need that other parents cave into, that unless
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by neumann 2y ago
That's what my grandma did in the village in Hungary. But with schnapps. And the drunk was also the professional renovation crew.
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by neumann 2y ago
That sounds super interesting. Is there a write up somewhere of the project?
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by neumann 2y ago
Not to mention transcranial doppler ultrasound for measuring blood flow.
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by neumann 2y ago
100% agree with most of this. Most large organisations in Australia are just clueless about their needs and ride hype cycles with execs acting on FOMO. And they bought the lie that you need all these separate distinct engineers who are prof
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by neumann 2y ago
If you are interested in this, I'd recommend following an openfoam tutorial, c++ though. You could do SWE with finite elements, but generally finite volumes would be your choice to handle any potential discontinuities and is more stabl
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by neumann 2y ago
This sounds exactly like what I would have done at age 18 cluelessly searching the internet for advice while updating a fresh debian so I can run some random program.
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by neumann 2y ago
I want to know how this works for an enterprise work laptop. Can my employer choose to turn it on and access the information? It's the only time I am forced to use Windows.
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by neumann 2y ago
I had a similar issue. Followed all the instructions by Apple on preparing the laptop for a new owner: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102773 and then gave it to the neighbor's kid for their school. It has the who
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by neumann 2y ago
Phoniebox is what I went with. Very fun to build, highly customizable and good for both beginner plug n play options. I enjoyed taking the old Fisher Price music box record player apart and turning it into an NFC based record player. Lots o
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by neumann 2y ago
oh neat. It's a different sort of fun - but I just got one of these to play with it with the kidlet.
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by neumann 3y ago
So this. We always give realworld actual mini 'regular day at the office' assignments, and it was a great filter. We ended up giving it a lot because people would ghost or give up after days of (fundamentally bad) work, then the r
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by neumann 3y ago
Hi, I would love to try. Same position as the OP, but other side of the world.
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by neumann 3y ago
Never heard of this although it seems to be around for years. The firefox xpi is not working on recent firefox with "The add-on could not be installed because it appears to be corrupted"
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by neumann 3y ago
oh my goodness. That is beautiful - an amazing design for a first hardware project and I would love to see it come to fruition. No experience from my end that would assist, but all the best.
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by neumann 4y ago
How did I never come across this! What an achievement, there goes my evening.
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by neumann 4y ago
I'd seriously consider one that could navigate my house, tidy, do the laundry and put the laundry away, pack the dishwasher and unpack the dishwasher! Maybe mow the lawn?
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by neumann 4y ago
Historically, Signal (then known as Text Secure) was encrypting vanilla SMS between users! If you got rid of the app and somebody texted you through it you would get an encrypted chat! Then they moved away from sms, partly to allow for more
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4M health records and PHI hacked in Australia(smh.com.au)
2 points by neumann 4y ago|0 comments
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by neumann 4y ago
I think other way around?
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by neumann 4y ago
yeah - but it would need a whole bunch to see where the clot would pop up! But also, PE test isn't usually done with ultrasound - it's sensitivity is too low for PE. For DVT Ultrasound most tests rely on compression testing to see
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by neumann 4y ago
That is crazy. Curious where in Melbourne as I have never encountered this with two under 5. I work part time and now, since covid, from home and always regularly take my kids to various parks around the inner north. Usually a sprinkle of o
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by neumann 4y ago
Communism is not right wing. Maybe a typo, but historically the young on average prefer left leaning idealogies and become more conservative as they get older.
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by neumann 4y ago
Kodi+yatse over vpn is an amazingly good and easy to setup Spotify+Netflix for your own collection. Stream or Download albums/movies from your home server to your phone from anywhere.
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by neumann 5y ago
Thanks! That is a wonderful read.

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