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by pythonguython 3y ago
Can you explain this? DNS resolves to an IP address, then that is scanned. What am I missing?
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by pythonguython 3y ago
The way I see it, current European conservatism manifests as nationalism, anti immigration, anti Islam, and anti green policy. I looked at French and Dutch conservativd parties and that seems like a fair description. They’re still in suppor
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I think if you look at actual class issues such as labor organization, healthcare, housing, public transportation, the adage of all US politicians being consevative stays (mostly) true
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by pythonguython 3y ago
240 w would charge most e-bikes in 2 hours
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Great news. I’d like to see them take down some restrictions for ISM bands experimentation as well. So many consumer devices operate at 2.4 GHz or 900 MHz so there’s a lot to be done there.FWIW I wouldn’t feel bad about doing very low power
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Every language has had spelling reforms. Orthographies would certainly be worse if we never had spelling reforms. Some have just worked out better than others
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by pythonguython 3y ago
This is why I'm a huge supporter of a radical English spelling reform. With the computational tools and linguistic libraries available, we could truly create an extremely shallow orthographic English language. Learning Spanish and Russ
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Just because it’s expensive and low quality doesn’t mean people will stop using it - even if they recognize that. Based on the trends in entertainment over the last 70 years, I’d wager that entertainment will only be filled with more ads wi
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Okay. In either case I doubt Spain or Finland is DDosing Google
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I don’t think either of those countries would attack US companies. Obviously I would suspect adversaries instead of allies
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Who has an incentive to carry out these DDos attacks? Why would anyone be willing to spend large amounts of money and develop a sophisticated attack against corporate cloud infrastructure? It seems like the only reasonable answer is foreign
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by pythonguython 3y ago
You can also get close to an SR-71 at the Robins Air Force Base museum in Georgia, and if you touched it probably nobody would notice
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by pythonguython 3y ago
You don’t even have to put on real shoes to go downstairs. You can put on slippers. Even in the most dense city, food delivery to the street level is more convenient than walking to the restaurant.
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Does anyone know if the FTC or another regulatory agency is able to address these dark patterns? I’m sure we’ve all come across these before, but I’ve not seen them named before like in the article. It’s good to see the specific practices t
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Workplace standards. Men work too much and earn too little to support a family and be a present father. Having a child destroys women’s careers and they are stuck at home with a child and an absent husband. These are issues in many countrie
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Counterexample: They Shall Not Grow Old, a WW1 documentary film with mostly colorized footage with recreated audio. The film was commercially successful and I found it to be a great watch.
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I believe certain it is near impossible to actually measure truly zero resistance. Instead, a sudden drop near Tc, combined with the meissner effect is what confirms superconductivity.
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I’ve talked to a lawyer who does govt clearances, and the reality is that clearances are rarely denied for past use of marijuana. Especially if a year or two has passed since last use. Lying during the investigation about your drug use is w
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I agree, but these are two separate issues. Clearances can be denied for a variety of reasons. Something being considered a “security risk” is not necessarily related to its legal status.
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I worked with an engineer that came from the Vogtle project and he would talk about the hoops they had to jump through to get anything done. Even the most basic unassuming weld would require tons of paperwork and cooperation from a lot of p
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I’m also failing to see how digit efficiency would be important in DNA. In fact, it seems that a high base system would be more efficient. If you had 80 nucleobases instead of 4, each base pair would contain far more information
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I have what might be a controversial opinion. Sacrificing terrestrial visible light astronomy for a well developed worldwide satellite communication constellation seems like an easy trade. Astronomers can still do terrestrial radio astronom
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by pythonguython 3y ago
Before reading the article, I interpreted the headline to mean a permanent disabling. Like disabling a tank. Or a disabled person. Merriam-Webster may agree with you, but I felt the wording was misleading
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by pythonguython 3y ago
In EE we of course learned about the Shannon capacity of a channel, but when I read his proof using higher dimensional sphere packing I was amazed. Inspired me to attempt to look further into the math we see in engineering. I highly recomme
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by pythonguython 3y ago
I wish my college experience had oral exams. Even for technical subjects - this was actually quite common in the Soviet Union, and to my understanding still somewhat common in Russia today. Given good questions and follow ups, they force yo
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I don’t work in physics, nor do I have a physics degree, therefore I can’t evaluate the theory of their claim. I can’t find any reputable physicists backing the claim that hydrinos exist, in fact they all say that the hydrino state simply i
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I don’t know anything about hydrinos, so I’m not qualified to evaluate your link myself. However, the Wikipedia page [1] has nothing good to say about that company. That video makes all my scam alarms go off. [1] https://en.m.wiki
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by pythonguython 4y ago
It is well documented that the CIA heavily influenced elections in Italy after ww2, especially in 1948 when they supported the Christian Democrats in opposition to communism. It’s not the Cold War anymore, but I’m sure this part of their hi
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by pythonguython 4y ago
I wouldn’t describe that as ironic.
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by pythonguython 4y ago
It is well established that the US government conducts mass surveillance on its population. I don’t know what government surveillance is like where you’re from. I actually prefer a world where humans enforce laws rather than automated syste

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