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by rolph 2mo ago
it may surprise you just how well equipped corporate security divisions can be. government contractors may be embedded in high stakes situations.
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by rolph 2mo ago
do not editorialise the title of submissions. Arctic glaciers and ice caps through the Holocene:a circumpolar synthesis of lake-based reconstructions [2022] https://cp.copernicus.org/articles/18/579/2022/
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by rolph 2mo ago
its a DNS hijack, redirecting connection to a registered domain, the page is a spoof of the workflow,with mitigation vs the MFA by abusing OAuth. the page is HTTPS, an OAuth token is issued to the malignant client. there is probably some WP
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by rolph 2mo ago
that doesnt apply to the U.S.
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by rolph 2mo ago
you are being too charitable in your evaluation.
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by rolph 2mo ago
thats one, only 3.999, kiloforks to go https://github.com/permissionlesstech/bitchat/forks
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by rolph 2mo ago
this is why you want to include a TM-watermark that is apparent to humans but will not be AIcompatible, even further, something undigestible that breaks the AI. once the AI starts replicating trademarks its not good, wounding the AI should
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by rolph 2mo ago
human pilots have physiological constraints that AI doesnt. onboard computers are not immune to G's but have a substantially higher threshold until physical mechanisms fail due to strain.
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by rolph 2mo ago
successful prosecution would require intent to cause damage and causation of real damage. what happened could be negligence if it caused unintentional damage, or what amounts to tortious interference, however that probably requires knowledg
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by rolph 2mo ago
you seem to be interested in debate rather than discovery. EM has made it no secret he intends to establish lunar infrastructure. the opportunity for delivery of materials, rather than destruction to prevent liability of terrestrial impact
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by rolph 2mo ago
it doesnt have to be unplanned, it could be a cheaper, low maintenance method of materials delivery for future construction projects.
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by rolph 2mo ago
this kind of article quickly summons the; science is not repeatable claim, based on the misunderstanding of experiments as absolute serial duplications. repeating the use of materials and methods is a procedure that generates a field of dat
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by rolph 2mo ago
TLDR; we need flock, or the peds will get our kids./s
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by rolph 2mo ago
if you can actually simulate a stock market with fidelity, i believe that would be a distinct advantage. probably not short trading, but investigating leveraging positions may be worth it.
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by rolph 2mo ago
one of my favorite presage cult classics 20 minutes into the future a.k.a. Max Headroom show: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Headroom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Headroom:_20_Minutes_into_
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by rolph 2mo ago
yes he does have a purpose.
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by rolph 2mo ago
people suddenly freaking out, is a cozy atmosphere? Hypercapnia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypercapnia
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by rolph 2mo ago
im not sure if anyone saw me, was my presence noted on camera at the time and locale of a crime? thats why looking up your own marker, should be suspicious, its reconaissance, investigating the investigation. when someone queries the police
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by rolph 2mo ago
some people really love houseplants and go to long efforts to make them comfortable. although ive never heard of a plant hoarder, i can imagine a FD inspector raising eyebrows at a plant hoarding, esp. the fertilizers.
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by rolph 2mo ago
when you read or are told not to click on that link in the e-mail, or open the attachment, you should fire up your monitor while you are clicking on the links. it might be interesting to have an eye on this while you are talking to the phon
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by rolph 2mo ago
"Frank, if you go out that door the french are gonna kill you!"
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by rolph 2mo ago
this has nothing to do with accidentally killing a child, this has to do with a child running accross a highway, at night in proximity to the crest of a hill, while trying to catch up to the rest of the group.
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by rolph 2mo ago
this is due to a limitation of human eyes. if we used insect eyes, the "framerate" of that eye would not be so low as to be prone to this effect
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by rolph 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic-curve_cryptography#Se...
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by rolph 2mo ago
a short shrift about diving in that area.. often its an anchor line descent and tether,visibility is quite low and current is strong. there are lots of opportunities for: i) hey i can salvage and sell that, as well as ii) nope i did not see
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by rolph 2mo ago
the axonic action potential is somewhat over-rated. the interaction between dendrites, is where the signal shaping occurs
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by rolph 2mo ago
this also means thermal turbulence which means breakup of flow, and that means failure of distribution, leading to localized torrid spots, that translates to heat dome regions of more than 10°C hotter.
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by rolph 2mo ago
password rules make very little sense except for minimum number of characters. when you impose rules on a password you also imply a list of non-possibilities.
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Teleparallel Gravity: From Theory to Cosmology(2021)(arxiv.org)
4 points by rolph 2mo ago|0 comments
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by rolph 2mo ago
polar orbits are hard, you have to take a big oblique track dipping into the lower lattitudes to run a trajectory that allows you to counter gravity. the anti collision manuevers are hard as well. orbits are simpler at lower lattitudes wher

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