oittaa

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   by oittaa 4y ago

   I'm not a cryptographer so disregard my opinions as you please, but I really like OpenSSH's approach. They just implement whatever the cryptographer community thinks is the best approach at the moment and disregard NIST and other
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   There are a lot of plans for international train lines in Europe and some of them are actually being built. If you check the Wikipedia page of the the Spanish rail service[1], you'll see that new connections to France should be complet
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   Of course every country prefers their own companies etc., but countries like France just take it to another level. The USA is not going to force a radio station focused on Japanese anime music to play music made in America at least 40% of t
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   They also have pretty active YouTube channel. Lot's of interesting talks and research projects. https://www.youtube.com/c/cloudflare/videos
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   And France is arguably the worst in the EU. They try to "protect" local markets like China.
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   > unencrypted cloud connection / data storage [citation needed] because basically every Google (and Nest) product have used pretty decent protocols since Snowden leaks.
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   Yeah, this will be interesting. Since I don't really recognize different languages within India, it might take some time to learn them. Previously Bangladesh was really easy to distinguish from other Asian countries from their writing,
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   I would guess that all three major public cloud providers will have great growth at least for a decade ahead. People here sometimes forget that there are companies outside Silicon Valley startups.
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   by oittaa 4y ago

   Yeah, that's a better way to put it. But the end result for an average person is that on public roads you know that the vehicles are at least somewhat standard. You just can't go around trying to kill pedestrians or bicyclist beca
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    In EU many modifications are illegal and you'll get huge fines and/or lose your vehicle.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Seems like this had a happy ending after all. It just sucks that nowadays you have to make a fuss on social media when a company fucks up and doesn't own their mistake. https://twitter.com/wk057/status/1551986
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    AWS does exactly the same. > The AWS Management Console and backend systems will NOT implement the leap second. Instead, we will spread the one extra second over a 24-hour period surrounding the leap second by making each second slightly
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    ITT: Americans not understanding that London is at the same latitude as Calgary, and Houston is located around Kuwait's.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Unfortunately the NASA stream online was a disaster. Choppy video and it seemed like nobody had prepared anything. Also 720p in 2022... Don't get me wrong, the images are amazing, but when small startups like Rocket Lab can have uninte
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    I have to say A380 is probably the most comfortable plane I've ever been into. The takeoff and landing were so smooth I barely noticed them. Only the other fancy new planes like 787 and A350 are somewhat comparable. The downside is tha
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    It would be great if Google allowed that everywhere. Does anyone know if it's on the roadmap?
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Sure, comrade.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    [flagged]
19. 139.▲
    by oittaa 4y ago

    These TSLAQ idiots get more desperate every year. 2015 Model S literally cannot have the current Autopilot or FSD systems.
20. 140.▲
    by oittaa 4y ago

    Let's make a friendly $10k bet. We can use any reputable betting site you choose.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Thanks for the clear and concise explanation.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised. A lot of outside researchers have come up with results like "at least 20%" over the years.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Others have said all the basic plusses and minuses so I won't repeat them. The big things about my M1 Air have been the really good battery life, but on the other hand I hate the mac keyboard layout. It's a very good option if you
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    I think the "rv model" supports 12V. It's not officially supported on moving vessels by SpaceX, but you can find a lot of Youtube videos where people have installed terminals on their boats.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    [flagged]
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    DJB
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    > Is there any alternative organizations like NIST but not-NIST? DJB OpenSSH basically decided to ignore the NIST competition and implemented Streamlined NTRU Prime. https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-9.0
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Same, but it would be nice if all the plugins worked instead of the few that are whitelisted.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    Just a friendly reminder that using Top Gear as a source on anything EV related is literally less trustworthy than claiming that vaccines cause autism because Jenny McCarthy said so.
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    by oittaa 4y ago

    > It's simply that the BEV market isn't big nor mature enough to allow scalable (widely-compatible) solutions. I don't have the latest statistics from here, but I just read that in the neighboring country over 80% of the n