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by sathackr 10y ago
He cites his sources on the right near the top. > SHAKUN ET.AL. (2012), MARCOTT ET.AL.(2013), ANNAN AND HARGRAVES (2013), HADCRUT4, IPCC
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by sathackr 10y ago
For a long time I was in the "we don't have enough information to make a conclusion" camp, and dismissed anyone "jumping" to conclusions as alarmist. This xkcd changed my mind: https://xkcd.com/1732&
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by sathackr 10y ago
Remotely exploitable with a single GET request. Affects the vast majority of Ubiquiti devices.
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Ubiquiti device command injection vulnerability granting root access(sec-consult.com)
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by sathackr 10y ago
I've stopped giving my information to entities that don't need it. I use fake account information where it is legally permissible and the system is requiring some input to proceed. When I get asked for my phone number, zip code, e
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by sathackr 10y ago
> In the worst case, only the CIRCLean would be compromised, but not the computer reading the target (trusted) USB key/stick. If the CIRClean device is compromised, I don't see how the trusted USB stick, which is connected to t
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by sathackr 10y ago
I am not a lawyer and you should trust what I say as much as you would trust graffiti scribbled on a wall in the bathroom. That being said, In Florida, it is treated much like drugs. Most cases are constructive possession and in such cases
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by sathackr 10y ago
Thanks for the clarification and much more detailed explanation. I was aware of the split-phase nuance and have been hit by 277 a couple of not-so-fun times. As to the benefit to motors, it was my understanding that using split-phase or a
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by sathackr 10y ago
Unless the LEO acted in "good faith"
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by sathackr 10y ago
In the US, devices with high power requirements are generally connected "between" phases -- the phase-to-neutral voltage is(depending on your transformer configuration) generally 120v, with some configurations generating 208v from
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by sathackr 10y ago
I'm curious as to the details of your friend's story. Maybe they do it differently in CA than FL, but I have never seen any device that measures "how much their transformer" sends installed in any normal situation. A mor
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by sathackr 10y ago
Agreed. The primary concern is tissue heating that cannot be sufficiently dissipated. This is nearly impossible at "wifi" power levels(Below 1 watt) without carefully contrived situations -- such as placing your eyeball(which is t
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by sathackr 10y ago
Care to cite a credible source for this claim?
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by sathackr 10y ago
And they have a monetary interest in wifi not working. Of course, any intentional act to cause interference with wifi users would be illegal, there are tons of things they can do or not do that will cause interference with wifi that might n
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by sathackr 10y ago
So if the water and gasses migrate to the cold side, I wonder if that would eventually make the cold side heavy enough to be rotated towards the star, causing the planet to periodically(probably over several millenia) reverse the side facin
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by sathackr 10y ago
No doubt doors are one of the biggest challenges. Many of the challenges could be reduced or mitigated if the pods could be at least partially pressurized to reduce the pressure differential between the inside and out -- but that introduces
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by sathackr 10y ago
The article mentioned that they would be between 50 and 200 meters below the surface. I assume to access the cooler waters at those depths. 50msw = 74psi 200msw = 293psi
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by sathackr 10y ago
I really can't see the benefit of submerging these -- the complexity involved with keeping out several hundred PSI of sea water just doesn't seem to make sense to me. For the cooling aspect, they're already using pumped water
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by sathackr 10y ago
I went to a local Radio Shack the other day to get a cheap soldering iron. There was one person in the store, sitting at a fold-up table with a Sprint table cloth over it. They explained that I wouldn't be able to buy anything except c
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by sathackr 10y ago
So I don't have to have the overhead of a full Windows virtual machine draining my laptop battery and filling my SSD with updates I didn't ask for to run the few windows-only applications I use. I make extensive use of alt-tab. I
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by sathackr 10y ago
The article says that after some troubleshooting they were able to restart one of the hydrogen maser clocks, so it appears they do have some abilities on the software side.
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by sathackr 10y ago
Source?
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by sathackr 10y ago
Did you read the article? It's about employees of "Unicorn" companies, not "Unicorn" employees.
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by sathackr 10y ago
They do provide a GPO object to turn off the "Telemetry" for Enterprise versions. But it still installs the entire Windows store with Candy Crush Saga, Facebook, Minecraft, XBOX, etc. and they make it nearly impossible to remove.
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by sathackr 10y ago
when the MSI file defaults to sending crash dumps that may contain confidential financial information, to a server located in the developers broom closet, yes, we have to control the MSI files. Because admins have to answer to the auditors(
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by sathackr 10y ago
We use an SSSCat[1] device to keep the door paint(and our night-time sanity) in-tact. It's not entirely reliable but it works enough that it keeps them away from the door. We turn it on when we close the door at night. The cats haven&#
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by sathackr 10y ago
I have my doubts as well as to its effectiveness, and of course, it's just a band-aid, but if the band-aid stops the pain long enough to fix the underlying issue, then go for it. Unfortunately, like many tech band-aids, once the pain g
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by sathackr 10y ago
My guess is the inversion layer is thicker than a taller smokestack could be practically constructed. Yes, we can build buildings almost 1km high, but that's not practical for every smoke stack in the city. A jet engine is a much cheap
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by sathackr 10y ago
Even government run prisons have a pressure to keep head counts up. Like schools, they get 'paid' per head, and are always against budget pressures. The situation is not any better with law enforcement and prosecutors. Nobody gets
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by sathackr 10y ago
My droid Turbo 2 (with the 'indestructable' screen) is doing the same thing. I thought it was a defect, but I had to replace the phone for a different reason(went swimming with it) and the new replacement is doing the same thing.

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