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by retSava 8y ago
Would be interesting reads! Do you have any material out there?
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by retSava 8y ago
Yeah, 445, eg one from bumlam.com "suuid3" with 20 year expiry and under the "unclassified" category. 29 are stated as "necessary", 10 as "preferences", 46 statistics, 266 marketing, 94 unclassified.
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by retSava 8y ago
My pet peeve is low contrast, makes it really hard to quickly distinguish between parts of the page. Simply by changing the light grey background for something much darker makes the individual charts and boxes pop out, making it so much eas
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by retSava 8y ago
Yeah, it's upsetting. As soon as merchandise X is prefixed with "wedding", the cost is doubled. Wedding cake? Boom. Wedding napkins? Check. Etc. It's astonishing how easy it is to fall into the trap of "it's ju
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by retSava 8y ago
The Saleae logic analyzers are really terrific value and utility and I really encourage everyone not to buy clones but instead support the team by buying the real deal. Through the last years I've bought >5 units (at various places)
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by retSava 8y ago
The yeelights are typically bought on eg Aliexpress. I have mine with the local network developer functionality enabled, here's to hoping they will still work with that at least.
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by retSava 8y ago
Well, why not see it as a feature? Plausible deniability for anything that happens on your wifi, also plausible that it is out of your control.
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by retSava 8y ago
Not-connecting on FB might not be enough, since FB can and will connect the dots and suggest attendees as friends based on them being at the same place at the same time (thanks to location tracking from apps and whatnot).
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by retSava 8y ago
> has received some pretty unfair criticism for its efforts. Ha, sure, one could say that the effort itself is commendable (internal audits and exploit hunts), but why does it feel it's a little like applauding a hitman for cleaning
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by retSava 8y ago
The thing is that you can't simply lump all military-related activities into one heap. There's a scale from passively only reacting in self-defense when acted upon, to actively seeking engagement on foreign ground. This thing Goog
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Espressif Gets Investment from Intel and Beijing Singularity Power Investment(espressif.com)
1 points by retSava 8y ago|0 comments
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by retSava 8y ago
Every question is easy to answer once you know the answer, the trick is finding the answer. It's often harder to know what you don't know, than actually finding the answer.
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by retSava 8y ago
It's designed for a very different use case, where power is a primary concern. Not so if the same CPU and stuff were jammed into a car (under condition that the heat is taken care of so it doesn't throttle itself).
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by retSava 8y ago
That, and the inattentive safety driver. It's quite infuriating really, letting lose a ton and a half of fast-moving mass without even the decency of looking where it's going. There's really no excuse.
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by retSava 8y ago
One can guess that the primary source of release of the chemical is not by rubbing yourself on things, but from washing your clothes. Thus, it would end up in the oceans.
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by retSava 9y ago
Because there's a difference between how I read an ad versus an article. The point of submarines is to get the reader to drop parts of the defense one has against ads and be more open to the content.
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by retSava 9y ago
That might be the case, but the constant reminder of race is very weird to me. As in, it's very common to denote someone to be "black" or "white" or "hispanic" and so on. I can understand this to some exte
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by retSava 9y ago
It went into "safe mode", which sounds like a catch-all for every conceivable and inconceivable error they don't explicitly handle in any other way.
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by retSava 9y ago
Full (too long) title is, Nokia is selected by Vodafone to be its technology partner for Mission to the Moon project Can be really cool; spaceX + 4g + moon + streaming video/pics!
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Nokia selected to be technology partner for Mission to Moon(nokia.com)
4 points by retSava 9y ago|1 comments
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by retSava 9y ago
The connected lamp in the article is, one can read from the pics, the Xiaomi Yeelight. I have a couple of those. They are wifi-connected and you use an app to interact with them (by default). What you can do is to, in the app, enable "
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by retSava 9y ago
Thanks! Updated the bookmarklet (used both IE and FF methods from the link): javascript:(function(){function%20allowTextSelection(){document.onselectstart = null; document.onmousedown = null; document.onmouseup = null; window.console&
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by retSava 9y ago
Semi-related tip: I despise protected pdfs with a passion. Especially when you download a datasheet and you can't add annotations or highlights to it. So, how to remove this protection? One way is to print to postscript and convert bac
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LoRa World Record: 71,572km to Space and Back(store.outernet.is)
2 points by retSava 9y ago|0 comments
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How an 'ugly,' unwanted weapon became the most popular rifle in America(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by retSava 9y ago|0 comments
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by retSava 9y ago
Also useful, boorkmarklet to make all text black: javascript:(function(){var%20i,x;for(i=0;x=document.getElementsByTagName("*")[i];++i)x.style.color="#000000";})(); and to allow text selection (I manically selec
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by retSava 9y ago
While they didn't pay the $35k, it couldn't have been cheap. I wonder how much was spent on lawyer fees to produce the documents presented in TFA. All of them thoroughly researched (to me, a layman) and presented. Looks expensive.
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by retSava 9y ago
I think the problem was that the software didn't take into account the situation where the inputs were both the accelerator floored, and braked floored - it should of course result in "disregard the accelerator input, do brake&quo
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by retSava 9y ago
I always find these kinds of things interesting, eg Bunnies hack of the XBOX (read the book!). This seems particularly damning[0]: > * Is a bootrom bug > * Can't be patched (in currently released Switches) > * Doesn't re
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Hackers hijack Nintendo Switch, show Linux loaded on console(arstechnica.com)
5 points by retSava 9y ago|2 comments

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