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by petschge 4y ago
Absolutely not. This has to do with how accounts for that network are managed. Even if you use a VPN you will still have an account there and your data were at risk to this vulnerability.
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by petschge 4y ago
Yes actually: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Alamos_National_Laboratory...
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by petschge 4y ago
That is of course the proper way to do it. But it is an application for a suicide cable that doesn't involve a generator.
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by petschge 4y ago
The classic "I started with the wrong end when I put up the Christmas lights"?
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by petschge 4y ago
How would you treat something like "They had the right idea, but their simulation was in 2d only, and we know now that this makes the simulation results garbage. They just happened to get lucky and got garbage that matches the real thi
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by petschge 4y ago
Pretty broken in 91.10.0esr (64-bit) on Linux
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by petschge 4y ago
If you are doing solar anyway and need a decently transparent atmosphere to get power through, why not leave the solar panels on the ground?
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by petschge 4y ago
Just a thought: If the constitution prevents things that would work to prevent this problem form reoccuring, maybe the constitution needs fixing. After all it is rather old and contains a whole bunch of other bugs as well.
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by petschge 4y ago
For as long as I use time sitting on public transport and airplanes to review them. Nothing beats the ergonomics of a printout, a red pen and no internet.
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by petschge 4y ago
Select the email from the folder list by pressing on it for a long time and then select the envelope with the dot on the top right.
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by petschge 5y ago
Layout in LaTeX, tweak in inkscape...
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by petschge 5y ago
Note that this is the study that prompted the study I linked to. But yes, worth a read too.
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by petschge 5y ago
And now I am reminded of https://dx.doi.org/10.1136%2Fbmj.327.7429.1459 and the fact that there is no randomised controlled trials that show the effectiveness of parachutes either.
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by petschge 5y ago
In my case it covers three different villages...
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by petschge 5y ago
Everything is as temperature sensor. Some elements also measure other signals.
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by petschge 5y ago
True cost of driving a car is typically more than twice the fuel price. So the train ticket is not that bad value. The car is just hiding a lot of the cost away in the form of registration, insurance, depreciation, repairs and so on that yo
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by petschge 5y ago
Thing is: I like filesystems that don't eat my data when I don't spend a day or two reading the documentation before I use them.
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by petschge 5y ago
If the UK company leaks all user data to the US, the EU is going to revoke the Adequacy Decision in a couple of years.
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by petschge 5y ago
Works decently well in Russian too.
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How to crack RSA-512 on off-the-shelf hardware in 4 days(yurichev.com)
18 points by petschge 5y ago|1 comments
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by petschge 5y ago
I have a X1 Carbon that is a few years old now.A couple of years ago I dropped it (lid closed) from about 2 feet up (70cm). And it hit the tiled floor, pointy corner first. I thought "welp here go $2000". But no! A 2x3 mm part of
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by petschge 5y ago
Note that the atmosphere is more likely to loose 12C over time than 13C. (It's the lighter molecule and will have larger speeds at equal temperatures, making Jeans escape more likely). The paper itself says "the δ13C composition o
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by petschge 5y ago
Yes, suicide burns tend to be most efficient.
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by petschge 5y ago
As a reviewer I have reproduced results with my own independent plasma simulation code. And I have had a reviewer write in a report about my paper "result X seemed strange, but I ran it with my code and it does it too. I don't kno
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by petschge 5y ago
It works well for me by using screen and irssi on a server and then using mosh on the smartphone to connect there, as well as irssi-notifier for notifications. Has worked well around the work, including traveling in africa, from high speed
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by petschge 5y ago
Ah you are one of todays lucky 10000. https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by petschge 5y ago
That sounds like a MacOS problem, not a "220dpi is not enough" problem.
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by petschge 5y ago
Geodesy is indeed one of the side products of VLBI observations on Earth.
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by petschge 5y ago
The reason why we are barely getting started into VLBI in the IR on the ground (and nothing that I have heard of yet in space) is that the different apertures need to be stable relative to each other with a precision better than a small fra
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by petschge 5y ago
Well. It has shifted to the 24th now: https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2021/12/14/webb-space-telescope-...

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