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by ryacko 7y ago
Based on what I’ve read from old library archives, quality changed for popular science type magazines after the 1950s. Everything becomes closer to being ads, or just glosses over the basic details. I doubt it is intentional, the journalist
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by ryacko 7y ago
You don’t need a trial to be transparent. You only need to present all the available facts, and hopefully they would support the decisions that were made.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Residential net consumption is more complex than that due to solar and wind. There is a duck curve, and sometimes the lowest energy prices are in the middle of the day, for wholesale it could be negative.
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by ryacko 7y ago
It would make sense in a society where taxes can be paid in kind that currency wouldn’t need to be passed back and forth.
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by ryacko 7y ago
“Hello, I get paid tens of thousands of dollars per year to oversee DMCA reporting with innumerable false positives without reviewing whether or not short clips of content with commentary around it is fair use.” There’s enough deniability f
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by ryacko 7y ago
A single person LLC does not protect from perjury charges. Unfortunately DMCA perjury cases aren’t prosecuted.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Without any specific location where these experiments are kept and without someone trustworthy who would honestly report on what they see, it seems as if any investigation would be fruitless as the actual craft is only wheeled out to be spo
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by ryacko 7y ago
According to Wikipedia, Gresham’s Law was noticed since the 5th Century BC. The metal value of coins mattered for everyone, partly because reducing the purity of coins would result in the mint being able to effect an increase in the money s
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by ryacko 7y ago
Go to page 2 of the home page.
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by ryacko 7y ago
>some the size of a washing machine What’s that, about 8U? 12U?
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by ryacko 7y ago
They government prefers to grant franchise licenses to organized crime.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Developing a new fediverse is excessive, but it is unlikely a new sorting algorithm will be added to mastodon soon.
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by ryacko 7y ago
No, you can increase user engagement of a shopping mall by turning it into a Mobius strip. I don’t think most people know how to handle anything but an infinite scrolling page.
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by ryacko 7y ago
You can get a large format displays. The prices are reasonable for forty inch displays with 1080p resolution. Plan on getting one with a stick PC.
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by ryacko 7y ago
This was an episode of the court drama series The Good Fight. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6199772/ Except it was about writing Terms of Service and debating people impacted by the new rules.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Interestingly, according to your links it looks like hackers invented microblogging. Most of those blog posts aren’t longer than a paragraph.
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by ryacko 7y ago
>AdSense terms violation That would be a minor PR scandal, taking someone’s phone number away would certainly be considered an excessive response.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Usually salary is used to filter out overqualified candidates. Oftentimes the salary turns out to be insufficient for any candidate.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Posses were partially meant to prevent the formation of Vigilance Committees, the members of which are known as vigilantes.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Only if you want your professional interests to be separate. Just have one web page dedicated to your tech portfolio, and another web page dedicated to music. Or even a whole section of your website. Or have two separate websites hosted on
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by ryacko 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Shaffer_(intelligence_... >Shaffer published memoirs of his time as a reports officer in Afghanistan in book titled Operation Dark Heart. Shaffer claims that the Defense Departm
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by ryacko 7y ago
People are averse to defective products. Because people can pick and choose, they will select the best product. If we all agree to purchase slightly damaged food and only remove the damaged part, it would be fine. There is still the issue t
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by ryacko 7y ago
That is correct. To achieve full coverage of possible permutations, one needs independent keys and innumerable rounds.
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by ryacko 7y ago
He is alleging that his own company is run like Enron? It isn’t impossible. Non-profits are a way to buy political influence while getting a tax write-off.
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by ryacko 7y ago
As long as N is factorable into primes, it can be done by Feistel encrypting each prime using modular addition. There are ways to do it with greater coverage of the space between 4 and 2^64, but I would defer to better judgement before doin
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by ryacko 7y ago
The timer entropy daemon has been around for a while. At minimum one has access to a hardware random number with an output of 256 bits per second by waiting for an interrupt from a timer.
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by ryacko 7y ago
It exists: http://opentransactions.org/wiki/Main_Page It is, like all crypto currencies, bottlenecked by the issue that it has to be exchanged for hard currency.
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by ryacko 7y ago
Security issues. Ad fraud is already bad enough. And small children paying a thousand dollars for an app does reach the news.
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by ryacko 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Format-preserving_encryption It is possible.
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by ryacko 7y ago
“I know” “I understand” “I’m getting ice cream.” Knowledge is only tested by hypotheses that result in expected results.

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