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by russfink 7y ago
Unnavigable. The image is not a map, the search expects exact year, and top links refer to papers and other items. Maybe I will wget for personal use.
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by russfink 7y ago
One thing CDE did well was remind you of your multiple desktops. Gnome tends to hide this fact. The downside of CDE was that the dock took up real estate. I was a CDE user for several years, and an Xt/Motif programmer in various jobs.
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by russfink 7y ago
Agree to all - also, showing (continuous) progress within the year is eye opening.
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by russfink 7y ago
What is WOO number? Otherwise- brilliant!
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by russfink 7y ago
Looks like what I learned in scouts, vis. lashing a rope end.
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by russfink 7y ago
How long after "recovery" were these assessments made? Some colds, even, have a cough that lingers for months.
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by russfink 7y ago
Down at 6:52 ET
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by russfink 7y ago
Inverted Jenny ... flex much? (J/K - awesome gallery!)
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by russfink 7y ago
Maybe there were fewer people in general, but did you notice how few private vehicles there were, and many people used transit or simply walked? How many people walk across the Brooklyn bridge today vs. driving in a car?
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by russfink 7y ago
I wonder if the hats were necessary fashion, e.g., lots of fires burning for heat, industry, etc, producing soot that got in your hair.
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by russfink 7y ago
BIOS code is PCR 0, config is PCR 1. Software can "extend" certain PCRs as well. Look up Core Root of Trust for Measurement (CRTM) - lot of articles out there. BitLocker can use the capability you describe to protect the hard d
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by russfink 7y ago
Is it still in progress, or does the sample omit some information on purpose? E.g the logarithmic operations. Good book, good idea!
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by russfink 7y ago
Good thing, too, that nobody stepped out in front of their car, like a kid chasing a ball, as they did their ad hoc experiment.
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by russfink 7y ago
Start looking for unexplained helium signatures among the exoplanets, as evidence of a civilization that applied this method successfully.
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by russfink 7y ago
IIRC it was called “thinnet” (10B2). I loved the vampire taps on thick net.
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by russfink 7y ago
So how do we use this information? Personal cooling vests? Or are they advocating an IR21 genetic inhibitor protocol?
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by russfink 7y ago
Got it. My comment was saying, wryly, the amount of thought you put in just now was probably the maximal level of project design and thinking they did.
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by russfink 7y ago
The difference being that you didn't win the contract.
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by russfink 7y ago
Can you share screenshots or at least tell us what the hard parts might have been?
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by russfink 7y ago
Hold a three question interview with the claimed author. Ensure that only two questions are based on the paper's claims, eg, So, Professor Newton, is rate of fall linearly or exponentially related to mass?
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by russfink 7y ago
Does anyone have screenshots or more info about this app?
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by russfink 7y ago
Sorry, maybe it's just me, but what is the main motivation for this? What problems does it solve? What secondary problems does it create?
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by russfink 7y ago
Why was someone shooting video of the sky at that exact moment, unless they were somehow connected to the strike?
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by russfink 7y ago
Trivial sci-fi comment here - would love to see the 10,000 year endgame of this reseaech: near death, all your memories are encoded into a new genome, which becomes cloned into a new person that is you and also retains all of your life expe
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by russfink 7y ago
This is why I love HN.
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by russfink 7y ago
1. Quantum computers are still not practical for attacking crypto keys with reasonably secure bit sizes. 2. We will see a practical application of homomorphic encryption for privacy preserving search, in a niche space at first. 3. The &quot
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by russfink 7y ago
Also jacquesm on Jan 1, 2010 [-] ... > if there is a way to work Elon Musk in there somewhere that would be good, I have a feeling he's going to make some big waves in the next 10 years but I haven't a clue how.
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by russfink 7y ago
RaspPi project, anyone?
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by russfink 7y ago
A TPM is not a "secure enclave." It is a smart card bonded to the motherboard, used for platform attestation, and some basic encryption. It provides no enclave to speak of. (Maybe they meant SGX or TrustZone?)
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by russfink 7y ago
Can we just tow a large solar array behind us, barge style? Could someone work out the drag equations for that?

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