noselasd

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   by noselasd 7y ago

   Simulations.
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   What am I looking for in the screenshot ?
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   Maybe you have a very broad definition of RCE, one that does not match up with RCE as used by security professionals ?
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   Isn't that more a problem with a specific product (NetApp) ?
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   >Isn't it basically just matter that isn't detectable but has to exist because the known laws of nature told us it does? > Instead some mystery goo that hides from our sight? Maybe. We assume "dark matter" has to
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   Maybe. If you refer to a more specific issue, it's easier to give a definitive answer though.
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   And when they're old enough, those trees die, and does not consume co2 anymore. I think the point is that a forest reaches an equilibrium at some point. The forest has new trees growning and consuming co2, it has old trees still growin
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   Surely there's a volume difference too ? I would expect images, videos etc. that people post to facebook outnumbers what people post to porn sites by many orders of magnitudes.
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   by noselasd 7y ago

   It's not faster than light at the scale where there's matter in the universe. Across a planet or solar system it's not measurable. It's when you measure between one side of the observable universe to the oposite side tha
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    You are assuming browsers(there are many more than chrome&ff) ,proxies, etc. do caching correctly.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    He isn't speaking in absolutes - you are interpreting it in absolutes. "whole world" and "noone gives a shit" are not absolute terms in common speak.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Aren't there better materials to make the resuable bags out of than cotton ? Also, you can reuse the plastic bags.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    I don't see any problem with that scenario at all. There's plenty of politicians, and we're better off when the ones that have an interrest or benefits just backs out and don't participate in that particular cause.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    How so ? One is showing power consumptions in milliamperes, the other is score marks in GFXBench - both of which should be quite meaningful. Ofcourse you have to know what GFXBench is measuring.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    "n June 2019, Google announced that it would begin to deploy RCS on an opt-in basis via the Messages app, with an RCS-compliant service hosted by Google rather than the user's carrier. " So, SMS does not go through google. RC
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Hopefully you can fold the surface in 3d space so you don't need a full square meter of 2d space.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    If you threaten executives with fines, jail, shutdown etc. , they can feel very motivated to find out.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Moose is not a herd animal - it's significantly easier to farm heard animals like red deer. Nor do they require as big a range or as varied a diet as moose.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    If you have an IT department, they will insist on AV software just to cover their ass. Noone there wants to be the one explaining to a clueless boss that they didn't use av software og something bad happened.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    He's just saying earlier books does not exist in this village.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    C++ compilers are normally single threaded, so you launch as many instances of the compiler as you can and make them compile different files in parallell
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Sure, but not all applications can favorly be designed like that. It makes little sense for Excel to pre-allocate 4GB of memory to account for the user wanting to create a gigantic analysis in their spreadsheet over the next weeks, if all t
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    That is an odd reasoning. If they know this based on data from Alexa, you and others can eliminate Alexa - or decide not to buy it in the first place.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    And that 20C is in the shade, while foilage is typically exposed directly to the sun, at significantly higher temperatures.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Here's some info, https://electrek.co/2017/08/30/tesla-solar-roof-tile-system-... Patents: https://patents.google.com/patent/US9748434B1/en , https://patents.google.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    You do it like this https://youtu.be/VbBDX9ySk60 , 80-90% survival rate is common
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Ofcourse you can. In summer Jobs while at school , planting 100 trees in an hour is pretty doable.
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Yes
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    I have the exact oposite experience. Building/packaging/maintainig my own software with RPMs is pretty straight foreward, whilst packaging the same software as .deb is a rollercoaster which often goes off track and down a deep hol
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    by noselasd 7y ago

    Note that the term "CDR" is used for many types of records collected in the telco network, not just for "call"(voice). Collected in a mobile network, there's usually a record for each event of a mobile phone. Authen