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by opello 1y ago
The simplest example that seems like it would be an exception to your criteria would be an amoeba.
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by opello 1y ago
As others have said Hamachi was very popular in some gaming communities. I don't know quite how it fits technologically, but a similar user experience seems to come from playit.gg[1]. [1] https://playit.gg/
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by opello 1y ago
It also seems obvious that a physical wound very likely occurs in a context that may also create a psychological one.
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by opello 1y ago
Rural telephone cooperatives that moved to fiber tend to provide an alternative in places where cable companies were the dominant urban option. Some of those cable companies also moved to fiber. The service areas end up overlapped and som
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by opello 1y ago
That's very interesting, thank you for the context. I imagine I learned some amount of this long ago and have lost it to disuse. I also think I agree with the majority of your analysis after reading your references as well as [1] and
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by opello 1y ago
> The eggs from both the mother and the donor are fertilised in the lab with the dad's sperm. The article seems clear. Another comment [1] suggested it should be possible to do as you suggested but I certainly do not know the scien
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by opello 1y ago
I assume it's because it would be hard to filter out the mitochondria from the egg and easier to swap the much larger nucleus.
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by opello 1y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. This strikes me as the way science works. Theories are useful because of their predictive value. If we think of biological sciences as different than physical or mathematical, it seems we have set ourselves up for
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by opello 1y ago
I replied in another thread [1] but this was the earliest thing I could find in online resources, but maybe your recollection would lead to something earlier: https://archive.org/details/run-magazine-87/page/n
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by opello 1y ago
I was trying to recall just how early "Big N" was a nickname for Nintendo, thinking it must have predated the Nintendo 64, but it took a bit of digging to find anything concrete: https://archive.org/details/ru
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by opello 1y ago
How are you so confident about this? It seems like the random YouTube video I saw on this topic [1] had dumped their own games and ran into trouble by using those dumps. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExgYTA18_vo
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by opello 1y ago
I was curious and went looking and found these: * https://lilypond.org/doc/v2.23/Documentation/essay/engraving... * https://lilypond.org/doc/v2.25/Documentation/snippets&#x
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by opello 1y ago
It seems pretty reasonable to consider the national security perspective when it seems like the potential risk is organized, nation state actors, and the potential mitigation is only the actual depth of security practices at play. To put it
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by opello 1y ago
> “If someone ran a script called ‘fix_servers.sh’ but it actually did something malicious then [escorts] would have no idea,” Matthew Erickson, a former Microsoft engineer who worked on the escort system It sounds like you may have addi
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by opello 1y ago
The "program" is a logistical one and not a software one in which Microsoft employs Chinese software engineers to be "overseen" by US citizens that have security clearances, but not necessarily the requisite experience f
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by opello 1y ago
It doesn't seem amazingly well worded, but I'm assuming that "these workers" from the previous paragraph are the "digital escorts" which were described as: > U.S. citizens with security clearances to oversee
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by opello 1y ago
Your trials around the AS3935 piqued my interest a little and I thought that maybe the Blitzortung/LightningMaps people may have tried working with them. It turns out they have! The earlier generation Red board documentation [1] has
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by opello 1y ago
https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B00EO1H3X8 Looks like it's steadily increased, labor maybe? Just a WAG on my part to be sure, I'm too far away to legitimately speculate.
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by opello 1y ago
Either so few people appreciate the freedom that privacy confers or the perceived conveniences for trading it away are too compelling because of just how little society has done to protect privacy. I only imagine it changing after a signifi
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by opello 1y ago
Cue the Fall Out Boy track... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onzL0EM1pKY
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by opello 1y ago
To save people from wondering, it was closed for abandonment and not completion: > This feature request is being closed as our current focus isn't in this area.
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by opello 1y ago
This is a clip of just the explosion: https://x.com/i/status/1935548909805601020 Unfortunately just on Twitter, haven't seen much elsewhere yet. But the link seems to work. The frame of the video has a bur
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by opello 1y ago
In the side bar was 'You've Got Mail' Voice Elwood Edwards Dies at 74[1] from 7 months ago. Among all the nostalgia from the MIDI sounds in here that was a bit of a downer. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by opello 1y ago
I am also skeptical that the iron scale was "proof positive" but the anecdote about reading from books seemed pretty convincing about the integration: > "We have one little snippet of historical evidence from the 1700s, wh
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by opello 1y ago
The coax and the network have to meet somewhere and for this person (maybe no existing coax runs in the house or to the attic?) it was easier to have them meet in the attic instead of say in a utility room or closet. I think the only concer
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by opello 1y ago
but, tres comas; only one m :)
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by opello 1y ago
Maybe there's a future Dependabot feature to create FYI issues when in use tags change?
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by opello 1y ago
Ran across this same video today and was hoping for some discussion. I did find these related posts though: For algorithms, a little memory outweighs a lot of time - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44055347 (139 com
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by opello 1y ago
How exactly does the construction of an airport (runway, terminals, parking, etc.) satisfy "releases every day" during the construction? I could see if it were adding a runway or a terminal, but until at least some of the infrast
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by opello 1y ago
Having had that a few times, and recently relaxing Firefox's referer policy for some other site compatibility which had avoided it before, I came to this workaround with uBlock Origin: jwz.org##^responseheader(set-cookie) jwz

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