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One of the main reasons for air to air transmission is because engine data (and potentially blackbox) data is transmitted through inmarsat satellites. There are two major problems here: 1. when you reach a major transit hub, such as NY airs
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For me I got the Company I was contracting for to buy me an IDA license and as I was trying to take over from there Hexrays never responded to any requests. I'm guessing that I'm on the same pirate blacklist that a lot of people l
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Chrome isn't the most common browser on the planet because of its identity politics. It's actually addressing real needs(i.e. a default browser on common computing device - used to be reason for antitrust but w/e), rather tha
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After the policy change when Germany finally got their hands on BNT(after the US bought up all the stock), doctors actively dissuaded people with heart or other conditions from getting AZ shots. EDIT: yes, there was talk about banning it af
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Yeah, sure, but then again a watch on your wrist is harder to take away than a hardware key on your physical keychain that you don't pay attention to. EDIT: yes, lol, thank you for explaining what phishing is jgrahamc. We didn't k
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I was a backer of the V2 and I think my order is now a year overdue. I don't really back things on kickstarter because I don't like to gamble, but this seemed like a sure bet. Turns out it wasn't.
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> TOTP is not much better than SMS-based 2FA. It's still vulnerable to phishing, local device malware (that attacks your TOTP in your password manager), etc. It's best to use hardware tokens everywhere that support them, and bo
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China and USA Are Officially at Economic War – Technology Restriction Overview
(semianalysis.substack.com)
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Russia has done exactly that. They have been preparing for sanctions since 2014 and they were hugely successful. Save some twitter keyboard warriors everyone relevant has acknowledged that at this point Russia has won the economic war. Euro
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Advanced weapons don't need 5nm chips. How will this hamper anything in China long term? Germany for example cut off its biggest energy suppliers is preparing for an economic war with China while claiming they're moving to renewab
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Do any of you use emacs org mode/org-roam and share todo's/tasks with other people, e.g. in the family? If so, how do you do it?
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I think it might get a bit more buy-in if there was some acknowledgement of the biggest producers of these problems. At this point a certain part of society gets to profit from these policies and it's worse for everyone else. It's
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When you say very advanced way do you mean Jira workflows? Or do you mean more than that?
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org-roam or more generally org mode in emacs is less fixed in it's page structure than logseq. I think outliner is in fact the correct choice for logseq. You cannot move outside of the structure logseq provides for you for the files. o
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Is this a common theme on HN that when something is a negative critique of a product people love, people hysterically act like they were personally attacked instead of trying to research the problem? The iOS client does not allow choosing t
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China's covid response was extremely damaging to China, but thanks to the US and their allies response to Russia, China has received plenty of intermediary free money to add to their economy. Cheaper energy, and arbitration returns fro
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Those tariffs are also a joke in and of itself. As we can already from the oil price cap idea you can only enforce things when the world plays along, but looks increasingly like the global south is fed up by these dictates. So good luck enf
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I'd love to use obsidian, but the mobile app does not allow specifying the folder. As a result on iOS you can only use the official syncing method. Maybe it's so you pay for the app, but I would personally rather pay a few for tha
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Telegram has huge amounts of video and audio data but they allow you to easily select and remove the cache for certain chats or sections of chats. It's a UX decision that Signal could "easily" copy.
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You say that but then Line, WhatsApp and WeChat have been hugely successful depending on which part of the world you're in.
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On my wifes phone she didn't receive notifications for signal because the OS she had would suspend signal when it was inactive. So I had to manually change its battery saving settings.
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You're not the only one. It's just that there is a massive industry teaching people that effective communication and active listening involves staring into peoples eyes and giving constant affirmation with noise that they are bein
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Isn't KaiOS pretty popular on feature phones? Or has the buzz on those died down a bit?
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That thing has less than half the single thread speed the M1 does for the same price. I'm not sure anyone should point to that SoC.
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I would agree and I find it sad/odd that it never really managed to get any active developer community traction.
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Can someone dive more deeply into this? I'm asking because it seems to me that there is more to this than what you just described. Sony AOSP is constantly upgrading the kernel, but the camera is always mediocre at best. If it was just
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Network data show major sustained impacts to infrastructure across Ukraine
(twitter.com)
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I actually think that the place where it could potentially really shine is when you have to do remote shell work. I don't know if you can specify the runtime folder but if you use it as a simple replacement for nano on old machines tha
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For the longest time I was using YouCompleteMe with vim and then tried all sorts of LSP servers. And while I'm still using them, I feel like that YouCompleteMe solution back in the day had a lot less fiddling involved. Sure they have m
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Sometimes treesitter has problems. Indenting has gotten worse and configuration is a lot more complex. I have the same config with some neovim / vim specifics and I find myself using vim more often even though the neovim features are &
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