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by pmorici 9y ago
RS Components has them
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by pmorici 9y ago
Why do you view that any differently than all the CVE's for FOSS crypto software?
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by pmorici 9y ago
Samsung supports AES-256 hardware encryption on pretty much all their drives I don't see that on these WD / Sandisk products that is kind of a deal breaker for me.
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by pmorici 9y ago
Speaking as someone who got a degree in CS / software and then taught myself electronics after I got out of school. I relied heavily on Sparkfun.com to get started. Adafruit.com is also a strong competitor these days. They each have
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by pmorici 9y ago
why bother with that when you can get a name brand adjustable temp iron for ~$100?
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by pmorici 9y ago
The NOAA statement on the issue seems to imply that the rule exists because the government wants a measure of control over images of the Earth's surface for "national security" reasons. [0] http://www.noaa.gov&#x2F
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by pmorici 9y ago
This reminds of the 1998 paper by Ron Rivest titled "Chaffing and Winnowing: Confidentiality without Encryption". [0] It's a lot more approachable than this. [0] https://web.eecs.umich.edu/~zmao/eecs589&
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by pmorici 9y ago
That only works if you are working alone. In a real world team environment you can’t always enforce your preferences on your teammates
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by pmorici 9y ago
Construction of the pyaramids?
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by pmorici 9y ago
Probably not really a factor. Countries were the government wants to control the Internet or communications in general will outlaw the possession of sat-com equipment if they can't get adequate control over it through some other means
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by pmorici 9y ago
modprobe i2c-dev and you can access the i2c bus your monitor is on in the same way described in this post w/o hacking up your cable.
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by pmorici 9y ago
Neither me the OP said that but to suggest that a brokerage or crypto exchange is being unprofessional by not being able to provide a 1099 in all cases is to ignore reality.
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by pmorici 9y ago
It's not possible for them to know in many cases so you really do need to keep track on your own. This is a problem for stock brokerages too when you've funded your account by transferring assets from another brokerage.
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by pmorici 9y ago
It could be that the risk reward calculation is different for CL than other sites. Personals is just one part of a much larger site for CL where as a dating site's only business is personals so they really don't have anything to
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by pmorici 9y ago
The dude in the video is using what appears to be the same type of cell.
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by pmorici 9y ago
If you watch the video it isn't quite what the headline suggests. The guy is collecting 18650 cells from old laptop batteries and using them with his own BMS to build a new battery. Not exactly mixing and matching rando used batterie
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by pmorici 9y ago
RSK (RootStock) relies on side chains. Side chains still have unresolved issues before they can be used for real.
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by pmorici 9y ago
Something like that is going to be relatively low volume compared a mass market consumer device. Low volume means higher cost.
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by pmorici 9y ago
The Bitcoin Core developers have been openly been hostile toward the smart contract use case. They even went so far as to change the size limits on Bitcoin's OP_RETURN op code in order to screw over Counterparty one of the original sm
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by pmorici 9y ago
They do have a description based off the security cameras of a suspect using a phone at a location at a very narrow time. Go read the warrant it says within 150 Meters of the spot the crime took place in a narrow one hour period.
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by pmorici 9y ago
That is why it is reviewed by a judge. No one is suggesting there is a one size fits all test. If you look at the location of the first example given in the article though it is a suburban area and only asks for records within 150 Meters
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by pmorici 9y ago
I think people might be missing the finer details of this story. This is an example of the system working the way it is supposed to. They are getting a warrant and asking for very narrowly scoped information. If you take your argument to
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by pmorici 9y ago
Sure, this is about a layman's expectations though not whether or not they have a sufficient reason.
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by pmorici 9y ago
Police have used this sort of investigative technique for ages this is just an instance of it being applied to Google and phones. For example, Sparkfun received a subpoena[0] once and they ended up having to turn over customer details of an
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by pmorici 9y ago
You don't have to be using Maps or an app that obviously uses location for Google to be collecting location related information. I have no idea when they do or don't but I'd bet people would be surprised if they found that t
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by pmorici 9y ago
I don't think that is correct. They are issuing 1099-K's for people who are accepting Bitcoin payments through Coinbase. They haven't issued any 1099's for people who only have a capital gain from buying and selling.
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by pmorici 9y ago
At least there is a choice in the current system. Just because it isn't great doesn't mean a one option government system would be better. If you look at the stats[0] about 50% of healthcare spending in the US is paid for by the
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What holds people back?(fs.blog)
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by pmorici 9y ago
In a sorted list someone has to be on top.
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by pmorici 9y ago
Yes, absolutely I'm frequently without Internet connection for long periods of time. Not because of travel though.

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