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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
I think "hiding" the SSID is a particularly stupid advise. The access point will still send the beacon frames, just with an empty SSID, so the network will show up as "hidden network", or similar, drawing more attention.
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
Aren't they already getting an outrageous amount of money for essentially supervising a txt file?
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
I wonder what happened in March.
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
Yeah, ADSL being so good at handling a crappy physical medium is both a blessing and a curse. If it weren't for these technologies we would have probably had to replace those rusty copper pairs decades ago for fiber optics. Instead the
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
I'm guessing, but I would say it has something to do with the fact they're using a VPN: you may want to route packets between your physical and virtual interface.
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
A lot of italian ISPs did that too in the early 2010s. Eventually someone figured out the algorithm to derive the WP2 passphrase from the SSID (and MAC address, I think) and wrote a handy tool. You were literally able to drive around a neig
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
There's also the omnipresent story of the thunder-god that defeats the huge snake/dragon. Here's a summary of all the variations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon#European_stories/record...
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
You've practically described baresip.
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by rnhmjoj 2y ago
Even better, try this: btplay https://archive.org/download/BigBuckBunny_124/BigBuckBunny_124_archive.torrent
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Does this have anything to do with the company that was promising street lighting with glowing plants in a kickstarter many years ago[1]? I recognized the picture of the glowing tobacco plant. [1]: https://www.kickstarter.com&#x2
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
It certainly means that momentum is conserved as time passes. The variation of the total momentum of a system is equal to the impulse, which is zero if there are no external fields.
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Conservation normally means things don't change over time just because in mechanics time is the go to external parameter to study the evolution of a system, but it's not the only one, nor the most convenient in some cases. In Hami
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Time is not special regarding symmetries and conserved quantities. In general you can consider any family of continuous transformations parametrised by some real variable s: be it translations by a distance x, rotations by an angle φ, etc.
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
The fact that standard EM theory with zero magnetic charge works well only proves that normally there aren't lots of magnetic monopoles floating around: they could be very short-lived particles or strange phase of the matter, but still
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Another fun thing you could do (I'm not saying it's a good idea) with nix-shell is this: install command-not-found and set this function in your shell command_not_found_handle() { eval "$(command-not-found $1 2&gt
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Nothing, really. I have been using matplotlib for years and it's... fine. The only problem I have is that is has number of minor annoyances that are never getting fixed, despite being well known and the project actively maintained. Fro
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
The problem is not the CPU architecture, it's everything else: no standardised boot mechanism, no hardware enumeration at all, proprietary blobs everywhere, no mainline kernel support, no vendor support 6 months after launch, etc. And
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Yeah, sure: managing both IPv4 and IPv6 on the same network is painful. Thankfully you can disable IPv4 locally and set up NAT64 on the router: most people won't even notice the change.
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Basically the only "stdlib" that Fortran gives you are some mathematical functions, super basic string and file operations and that's it. There are no APIs for networking, sockets, IPC, threads, etc. that pretty much al moder
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Unfortunately it's pretty much the opposite: Fortran doesn't have standard library, just a small set of "intrinsic" functions that a compiler must implement. Nonetheless, Fortran has built-in support for N-dimensional ar
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
hostapd has supported multiple SAE passwords and identifiers since 2019; it even allows to bind a password to a specific MAC address and VLAN id. Since most AP software is just hostapd wrapped up in some GUI, if they don't support thes
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
> wouldn't observers on earth just end up wrongly believing they are seeing a different type of an element? It would be very very very unlikely. The spectrum of an ionized atom is not just a single line that you could easily mistak
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Some argue that it's neither a non-local interaction (the test particle being affected despite no field in its region) nor that the interaction is caused by the four-potential, which would then be physical and more fundamental than the
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Yes, but the real numbers that can be computed to arbitrary precision with an algorithm are countable: this means almost all the reals contain an infinite amount of information. The real numbers are useful to reason and construct proofs, bu
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
It is, this idea is explored a bit in this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.06824 . It also argues that using real numbers for physical quantities makes classical mechanics misleadingly deterministic, that is, they&#x2
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Italian politicians are not exactly known for their frugal lifestyle, but this story makes them pale in comparison. For example, a few days ago the minister of agriculture merely had a train (running late, besides) take an unscheduled stop
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
No, that's a really bad analogy: systemd offeres comparable features to SysV init and much more useful functionality outside of pid 0. It even had a program[1] to automatically convert old SysV init scripts to systemd unit. In fact the
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
Interesting, what is the purpose then? Do you have a link to the updated text?
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
But that does not mean "Europe ready to intercept, spy..." or "EU Tries To Slip In New Powers To Intercept Encrypted Web..." as these articles are claiming.
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by rnhmjoj 3y ago
This claim that eIDAS is an attempt to intercept TLS and spy on citizens has been repeated over and over this week without any basis and I'm getting sick of it. I don't understand why everyone immediately assumes bad faith here wh

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