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by oittaa 3y ago
"A marine notice has been posted for November 6th for rocket launching operations near Boca Chica Beach! This does NOT mean a launch license has been granted but is a good sign one could be granted very soon! (I think we could get a la
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by oittaa 3y ago
> I think the problem is more logistical. Probably since they could always go back to the pacific islands like in the Falcon 1 days, but logistics to there are even worse.
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by oittaa 3y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=is+methane+toxic
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by oittaa 3y ago
I don't see why SpaceX couldn't launch from there even if it required some kind of special ITAR permission first. It's not like those haven't been made before if needed. SpaceX has launched EU spy satellites anyway and t
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by oittaa 3y ago
Why would you think that methane is toxic? I know the average american knows nothing about even 6th grade chemistry but these kind of comment pop up on every thread about rockets.
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by oittaa 3y ago
“the first machine-checked post-quantum security proof of a real-world cryptographic protocol.” https://twitter.com/signalapp/status/1715443920350416922
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by oittaa 3y ago
Why didn't you link to the official map that shows availability in the Nordics? https://www.starlink.com/map
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by oittaa 3y ago
And the crazy epoch instead the more known Unix epoch. Why would anyone want to create UUIDs around year 1500?
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by oittaa 3y ago
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-uuidrev-rfc...
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by oittaa 3y ago
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-uuidrev-rfc... ULID isn't an "official" standard like UUID. Having a real standard usually promotes interoperability and makes it easier to use. Addi
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by oittaa 3y ago
Not just acceptable. For most people it's basically indistinguishable from uncompressed CD audio.
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by oittaa 3y ago
And it gets even worse. https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2023/q3/259 > After our disclosure timeline was exceeded by many months, we notified the maintainer of our intent to publicly disclose these bugs, at wh
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by oittaa 3y ago
Seems like Exim did nothing to address the situation. https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2023/q3/259 > After our disclosure timeline was exceeded by many months, we notified the maintainer of our intent to publi
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by oittaa 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if someone posted detailed blueprints of a modern thermonuclear weapon just to win an argument. :)
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by oittaa 3y ago
I saw people speculating that maybe the drogue failed to deploy and that's why it landed 3 minutes earlier than predicted. https://twitter.com/DJSnM/status/1705958092842615042
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by oittaa 3y ago
Many CDNs use it automatically. They detect you're on a modern browser and transparently compress sub-optimal images like PNGs without loss of quality.
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by oittaa 3y ago
What even is Threads? My phone says it's made by Threads Group Inc and has only 1 million users.
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by oittaa 3y ago
It's getting pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75A9g4HsQiU
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by oittaa 3y ago
The Martian is an excellent movie based on one of the best scifi books. Gives me a lot of hope for the Project Hail Mary movie.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Yeah, and a lot of people also think it's a "EU only" club, but other countries like Norway, Switzerland, and the UK are also members.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Did you forget how people were saying that Twitter would stop working within days?
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by oittaa 3y ago
> Also, un-stated “there ain’t nothing you can do about sharing your private data with us” Are predditors now coming to this site to spread their "spaceship man bad" propaganda? There are obvious switches that toggle data shari
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by oittaa 3y ago
That's very common in Finland and I think in many other countries in Europe. People use their water heaters, charge cars, etc. during the night when it's basically free. https://xn--shksopimukset-bfb6y.com/en/
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by oittaa 3y ago
The whole "paying the fair share" is just propaganda from oil companies. I saw a great video about that recently which sums up the situation nicely. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPfpa2KqYk0
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by oittaa 3y ago
Just take a look at any recent thread about electric vehicles and especially about Tesla. Same luddites talking about how everybody needs to drive 1000km without stopping every day.
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by oittaa 3y ago
At this point it feels like DNS should be given to Cloudflare or Google and let them design it from scratch. I'm only half joking.
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by oittaa 3y ago
He basically said the quiet part loud.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Has anyone checked exactly how good/bad their "full disk encryption" actually is? To me it looks like that they just save the key on the disk since the volume automatically mounts after a reboot.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Outside the car the tires make quite a lot noise.
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by oittaa 3y ago
So it's not a true scotsman?

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