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by sdmike1 4y ago
Any you recommend for C? :)
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by sdmike1 4y ago
On a related note, we've been using InfluxDB and running into an issue where the instance will occasionally have writes take several orders of magnitude longer than expected (to the point where a single write can take upwards of a seco
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by sdmike1 4y ago
The amount of additional complexity from a C extension is dramatic in any sort of Python application. and the performance hit from having to pickle all objects that you would like to share between processes when using multi-processing is s
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Silver nanoprisms grown into structural colors by high power LEDs(youtube.com)
2 points by sdmike1 5y ago|0 comments
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by sdmike1 5y ago
gonna have to bookmark this! it would have been really handy this summer when we were testing some vendor devices that ended up sending us a bunch of Martian packets
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by sdmike1 5y ago
I'm curious, in that case what properties do make steel interesting?
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by sdmike1 5y ago
That or they nuked the private key
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by sdmike1 5y ago
at a high, reductive level, yes. that is what motivated me to get mine.
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by sdmike1 5y ago
He is also a very skilled SPPer which he will frequently demonstrate. He mentioned in the video the reason he uses so many low skill attacks is because they work so well on locks people *care* about.
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by sdmike1 5y ago
Yeah, mostly .NET shops in my experience.
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by sdmike1 5y ago
Have you considered any level of FoundryVTT[0] integration? That could be a really cool plugin! [0] https://foundryvtt.com
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by sdmike1 5y ago
In general the NSA functions more like 2 agencies, one focused on the "red" side (hacking, breaking crypto, sigint stuff) and one focused on the "blue" side (protecting US assets from being hacked, developing better&#x2F
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by sdmike1 6y ago
This just isn't true. QR codes have a high degree of redundancy built into them via error correcting codes. For example there is the famous case of a bitcoin private key being recovered from a small amount of a qr code and a blurry s
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by sdmike1 6y ago
The book and the film where written and developed cooperatively so both really ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ However, they are both based on clark's 1951 short story The Sentinel[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sentine
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by sdmike1 6y ago
Just tried ASCII art and it doesn't work, I'll have to try playing with the width.
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by sdmike1 6y ago
I love fun hacks like this! Back in college, a group of students and I spent far too much time in some lab space that was on a separate LAN from the rest of the school network (Lab-LAN<->Lab-Router<->Campus-Router<->Intern
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by sdmike1 6y ago
Github repo the author put up: https://github.com/PaulKlinger/cnn_card/
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PCB Business Card running a CNN to classify 5x5 pixel digits(reddit.com)
6 points by sdmike1 6y ago|1 comments
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by sdmike1 6y ago
Do they have a release of this? Github or otherwise?
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by sdmike1 6y ago
I've never found the OpenDyslexia font to be particularly helpful, but I'll give it another go! Right though! I'm super frustrated that I didn't bookmark it! As for building it with just CSS rules, does CSS have a way
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by sdmike1 6y ago
This looks helpful! I'll try it today! Its not exactly the plugin I recall, that one did all of the lines right away and used different colors per-line. Thank you none the less for taking your time to find this! :D
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Ask HN: Good Browser Plugins for Dyslexics
4 points by sdmike1 6y ago|6 comments
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by sdmike1 6y ago
Ah, yes, that one that did the fundamental research which enabled it right: https://www.nrl.navy.mil/accomplishments/systems/gps
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by sdmike1 6y ago
Largely it's up to building choice. It's a tradeoff of throughput (more people in a single car) and rider privacy. If it frustrates you, grab a UTA key [0] and that will let you put many elevators into independant service mode w
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by sdmike1 6y ago
After LulzSec was broken up they have had no teeth. Just a bunch of script kiddies these days :P
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The short, tormented life of computer genius Phil Katz(bbsdocumentary.com)
2 points by sdmike1 6y ago|0 comments
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by sdmike1 7y ago
Desmos is the best thing ever! I'm certain I would not have passed Calc without it. I always struggled with math and put it off till the last year of grad school (funny enough, you can get into grad school for CS without it). I only
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by sdmike1 7y ago
As a security guy I think this is a REALLY bad idea because of the security implications surrounding it.
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by sdmike1 7y ago
There is a tool used in malware analysis and computer forensics called Volatility[0]. It has some very powerful analysis tools and works on Linux Mac and Windows. In your case its ability to dump the memory of a running process without me
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by sdmike1 7y ago
The color out of Space[1] is pretty good! However the Dunwich Horror[2], The Shadow over Innsmouth[3], At the Mountains of Madness[4], and of course, the Call of Cthulhu[5] are all good. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

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