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by rolph 4mo ago
these have been known for about a century, but viewed as too simple to be an originating mechanism. the last 20 years have given due attention to the mechanism. the underlying principle, is physical persistence in a surrounding of molecular
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by rolph 4mo ago
there is a sattelite network, and a terrestrial reference station infra
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by rolph 4mo ago
when "AI" has physical effector systems, to wit robots, that will do all the raw and refined labour required for production of infrastructure and computation, right down to mining and refining materials to create building supplies
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by rolph 4mo ago
the really serious guys use GPS based equipment, and its serious stuff, being able to center up on a 1/64 inch brad tacked into the asphalt. [that 50,000$ ufo on a tripod by the highway, dont try to steal one, man do they ever know exa
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by rolph 4mo ago
yeah its pretty hard to get new help to pull hard without fear of breaking the tool, coincidentally the beam width of a laser will increase over long distance, similar to line slack sagging over long distance.
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by rolph 4mo ago
US already has something similar Moral turpitude: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_turpitude https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_turpitude#Visa_Waiver_Pr...
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by rolph 4mo ago
gift links for you: https://linuxvox.com/blog/linux-os-that-looks-like-windows/ https://fosspost.org/make-linux-look-like-windows/ https://www.howtogeek.com/how-to-make-linux-
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Bundling of Microsoft Windows(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by rolph 4mo ago|0 comments
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by rolph 4mo ago
this is the primary problem to begin with. MS windows installs are not being purchased because they are better or more desirable, the option to purchase non MS installs has been scuttled by MS licensing and bundling thier way into exclusive
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by rolph 4mo ago
you should probably look at oncogenes in general. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oncogene at the simplest level, the particular gene, and particular perturberance, sets the "type" of cancer. there will most of
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by rolph 4mo ago
thats what happened to presumption of innocence absent indications of guilt.
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by rolph 4mo ago
>would resistance also potentially cripple the cancer cells?< this is the concept of genetic baggage, and metabolic budget. there is only so much energy to a cell, and scant amounts to "waste" on preservation of something th
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by rolph 4mo ago
turn the stick around and grasp the other end. evolution isnt about generating a response to a challenge, its about differential success. those cells [oncocytes] that have properties conferring resistance carry it as un-utilized baggage, th
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by rolph 4mo ago
20 feet is approximately the distance a person can rush forward, and have a decent chance of engaging in a weapon retention challenge. its also the effective range for most people snap drawing a pistol in a use of force situation.
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by rolph 4mo ago
The Bermuda Depths https://www.scifijapan.com/dvd-blu-ray-digital/the-bermuda-d...
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by rolph 4mo ago
they [anthro] took the risk of looking like a toy, rather than possibly assist an exploit.
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by rolph 4mo ago
if anything i would use EXIF data to enhance stego. generally its the JPEG standard that allows the payload, manipulation by abusing EXIF is how you operate the exploit. there is a 64k file segment specified for JPEG, and you can abuse it t
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Exif Smuggling (2025)(github.com)
105 points by rolph 4mo ago|28 comments
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by rolph 4mo ago
11.1: Introduction to Monopoly - Social Sci LibreTexts https://socialsci.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Economics/Intro...
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Silicon Metabolism in Diatoms: Implications for GROWTH(2003)(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by rolph 4mo ago
gopher, archie, veronica, jughead. the original OG's were before the web. https://web.archive.org/web/20190909191211/https://kb.iu.edu...
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by rolph 4mo ago
Astalavista.box.sk https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astalavista.box.sk https://web.archive.org/web/20070202023521/http://www.astala...
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by rolph 4mo ago
once you allow someone to read data, it has been given away. even if its only retained until buffer refresh, its still given away. if its read frombuffer space and transformed into a persistent structure, its a gift that indefinately keeps
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by rolph 4mo ago
we dont need arguments with AI, we need devices that are useful and actually operate in response to the operators input.
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by rolph 4mo ago
because you made an effort born of true craftsmanship, because you found the properties of the game that appealed to users and preserved them, instead of taking them away, or locking them into a premium paid tier version.
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by rolph 4mo ago
i remember when multiplayer games could be connected to a user operated server. the basic function of a multiplayer server is to keep the players game state synched, large numbers of players, and very fast gameplay vs connection rate and ji
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by rolph 4mo ago
what is truly silly, is the practice of online requirements, to operate software.
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by rolph 4mo ago
this goes somewhat further, if you consider binary representation as a very large number. any digital image, or audio is fundamentally a very large binary number, so any such representation of illegal action, is an illegal number, that can
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by rolph 4mo ago
if you have expensive, "high quality" organic sandwich ingredients, such as prosciuto, smoked salmon, small batch cheese, that goes down well with an all out starbucks. a good bento box sounds better to me for the usual price poin
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by rolph 4mo ago
" -That meant I needed a separate consumer drive. So I bought one off of Amazon. Two day shipping, twenty two dollars, no-name brand, USB 3.0, plug and play,- "

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