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The advantage of port knocking to me is just reducing the amount of garbage script-kiddie scans. IMHO the design of `sshd` needs to just assume it will be slammed by garbage attempts and minimize the logging. I've heard of `fail2ban`,
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The Clipper chip? Not sure if that's what they had in mind. Nowadays it's maybe just how the NSA has rooms attached to backbone providers like https://theintercept.com/2018/06/25/att-internet-nsa-spy
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Did it work?
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On macOS, Courier New is razor thin and hard to read. You could link the Google WebFont version of Roboto Mono by adding <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto+Mono:ital,wght@0,100..700;1,100.
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Germany installed "eHighways" in 2019 which can let heavy trucks charge from overhead lines. Heavy trucks can't really afford much of a weight penalty for batteries (look up "tesla semi load factor" for a bunch of d
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The E=mc² article is performative art. The origin of it, if I had to guess, was someone saying "moral relativism is evil" then, "all forms of relativism are evil", then "general and special relativity are evil"
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I converted an old system to a server, and the WOL was super unreliable (poor mobo support, crappy network, ??). Wound up getting a PiKVM setup for $100 + RPi5 (Geekworm KVM-A8 Kit "PCIe" Version) which works pretty well, if perha
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Collier has a video on the history of string theory as a narrative and how it kinda tainted the public perception of high energy/particle physics: "String theory lied to us and now science communication is hard" https:/
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I liked the time when Avi yelled at the director of SETI, Jill Tarter (inspiration for the fictional Ellie Arroway from the movie Contact), whose life's work has been searching for ETs for not searching for ETs in the right way. https
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Satellites are transported in very specialized containers that will often be purged with dry nitrogen. Then after encapsulation in the faring, conditioned air of whatever sort is pumped into the faring from rollout to launch. [Example air c
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Wikipedia + Blackjack + Hookers - Wikipedia = https://www.conservapedia.com/
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Python actually has type safety though, as you can't do `'1' + 1` like in JS (not that a linter wouldn't scream at you). If I hear another "I compile <insert language> so I know it will work, but you can'
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Maybe it'll shut up "architects" who hack up a toy example in <new fast language hotness>, drop it on a team to add all the actual features, tests, deployment strategy, and maintain, and fly away to swoop and poop on so
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Didn't they meet, Paul fought Jamis, then that was basically the end? I thought that was maybe the last fifth of the movie, not half.
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The article seems to seamlessly go from "computer vision" to "AI" which is an extremely loaded term from the last few years. It feels like the tech could be basically: align two photos separated by a day/week/
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What Americans asked for these fancy "digital images"? I think we should go back to the good ol' days of CORONA where REAL images were captured on REAL film, then dropped out of orbit and caught by planes. Then we can hire WA
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Frequently I'm looking up if there's a way to have a hard limit on AWS billing, and it seems like many other people have the same concern as well. I do understand that the massively distributed system hosting 100+ products each wi
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> It's really not an easy task to decipher complex SQLAlchemy expression back into SQL SQLAlchemy to SQL is borderline trivial, you just call `str(statement)` and it will output SQL. [Here's the docpage for if you want to selec
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GPU memory is all about bandwidth, not latency. DDR5 can do 4-8 GT/s x 64-bit bus per DIMM, so maxing 128 GB/s with a dual memory controller, 512 GB/s with 8x memory controllers on server chips, but GDDR6 can run at twice the
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Don't work for a company where you need to turn in receipts or fill out info in crappy HR software? I mean, good for you and knowing the command line, but doing the less-fun, less-specialized parts of jobs usually involves regressing t
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What does "free speech absolutist" even mean? Shouting 'fire' in a crowded theatre is OK? Lying while under oath is not perjury? Distributing CSM? Going to a public playground and shouting expletives?
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I generally agree, but presumably features are added to it, integrations with all sorts of banks, markets, payment processors, crypto(lol), etc, etc. People probably also want mobile apps, which is an ever-moving target as mobile OSs change
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Like the ye olden days where one hacker breaks in to an already compromised system, patches the hole they used, kicks out any other 'unwanted' tenants, and installs their own personal backdoor so they get the resources and don
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Two points (x1, y1, x2, y2) or 4 total parameters (x, y, rotation, scale) assuming you're using the exact shape provided, but from the interactive egg you can free the location/angles that they used for construction so you can win
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Barbara Streisand has nothing on this guy.
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I disagree almost wholeheartedly. One of the easiest ways to help cooling is to spread out the heat load, then you need to sink away less thermal power from any specific area to keep the max temperature under whatever limit. The article see
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Is there anything new about this? Psyche's flying around, but hasn't had much data to return. There was a proposed Mars Telecommunications Orbiter way back when which had a laser data link, but it was cancelled as they were able t
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The company policy/backdoors issues are possibly like the whole Getty Images debacle. If a company contracts with a provider or just uses a given model themselves, they may have no idea that it's taking from a ton of copyrighted w
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In Soviet Russia, yo-yo is axe.
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Reports from my friend who has colo there said his contacts were reporting 140°F/60°C inside.
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