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nwellinghoff
2y ago
Ahh but can you beat a master without using the program?
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2y ago
Dude the keyboard case with trackpad… they should let you put macOS on it. The ipad is worthless with iOS.
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nwellinghoff
2y ago
What a kind and giving person. Rest in peace James.
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2y ago
I think most of us agree that this would be vastly better. Problem is how to get it done with the establishment in place.
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2y ago
Maybe some EE will step up and make a dongle that converts kia to a fake tesla plug :) “How is the same id number charging at 100 places at the same time?!”
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2y ago
Makes sense if the glass is perfectly vertical, air can’t escape and force is applied from the top. But if you capsize a glass by slightly turning it on its side such that most of it sinks and the air escapes by water displacement you would
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2y ago
Best 5 grand they ever spent. Byran your cross discipline knowledge is amazing. Well done! Quick question, are your parents in technology and science or are you self taught? Always like to hear about the backgrounds that create the environm
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nwellinghoff
2y ago
How is that? It was at surface pressure and then rolled over.
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2y ago
On ios it does not do that. When I click on the original source link it replaces minifeeds page in the current tab. I can the ln click back and it does take me back to minifeed but then I cant click back again to get back “one more” to the
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2y ago
When you “open original to view full content” and then use browser back to get to your page, the back history is removed and you can’t click back again to get to your main page. Makes it hard to navigate. Love the site.
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2y ago
This seems to be the goto method for most cities now. Got something that isn’t working anymore or the public needs more of it? Just start charging for it and make it a revenue source!
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nwellinghoff
2y ago
That would be next level corp spyware. Can you point to a enterprise offering that sells that?
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2y ago
52 bucks for the paperback! That price is a felony!
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2y ago
1) Software defined radio. You basically hook up a IMSI backed by a internet connection. 2) That is a good example. Much harder to execute. I would argue in that case that everything is totally compromised. But if the hardware vendors provi
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nwellinghoff
2y ago
Why are more people not saying this? At the end of the day malware is only useful if it can send information out. So its by nature, totally detectable.
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2y ago
How do you find a doctor that operates like this?
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nwellinghoff
2y ago
That’s what really blows my mind. Why aren’t all thresholds automatically indexed to inflation by default. Especially in tax matters!
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2y ago
Yeah this is the problem. And there is NO way to bypass the system and just get the vaccine if you want it. The only place that will give it to you is the ER. Thus forcing a 15k payment or a very large deductible payment. But yet, you can g
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2y ago
Interesting. But how do you ensure a worker that picks up a task does not pause on gc as well?
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2y ago
I don’t know why but this made me laugh out loud. Stupid freaking gaming chairs.
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2y ago
I second this. Bought one of these for my girlfriend so she could do art work. It got used for a few weeks and now just sits in the drawer. 1300 bucks wasted. Then of course I was like “well if I could run macos virtualized on it it could b
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2y ago
I don’t get it. How is this advantageous as it’s limited to one machine? Why wouldn’t you just have one jvm running multiple threads? What is the point of having multiple jvm processes interacting through this ring? Can someone enlighten me
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2y ago
Seems easy enough to do a quick fix for. Just add a option to maven that goes straight into compile and does nothing else. Would be good for local dev. However as we all know maven does much more than this and server side ci/cd process
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2y ago
You could have just done ssh reverse shell to a public jump server you control? Might have been easier.
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2y ago
They probably have ai that scans existing human written code and auto generates patches and fixes to improve performance or security. The 25% is just a top level stat with no real meaning without context.
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2y ago
Can’t believe people have not pointed out the biggest reason of them all. Its the most widely deployed desktop os across rich targets (corporations). A lot of time and investment goes into cracking it.
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2y ago
Wow this thing has everything under the sun it. Anyone know the unit cost?
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Man is that db-15 port on the back of that thing? Lol. I want one of these just to be different and cool. Btw the article website is so plastered with ads its totally unusable on mobile. Joke level bad.
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2y ago
For me I seem to have noticed that if you have thicker body hair you sure get bit less. My gf says “they like me”. No babe, just like me they like your shaved legs. Seriously though. When they land on my hairy leg they are quickly detected
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2y ago
You also have to consider the material cost. RO membranes require continuous maintenance , are expensive, and generate a massive amount of brine waste water. So while having cheap energy definitely helps, there are many expensive problems w
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