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31.
by seany 3mo ago
Did they forget to read ecentric orbits first?
32.
by seany 3mo ago
Just return the taxes instead
33.
by seany 4mo ago
I can't even come up with a reason to find it wrong.
34.
by seany 4mo ago
What's the current best for ablation? Specifically chemistry and red-team/netsec?
35.
by seany 4mo ago
GrapheneOS would be so much more interesting if there was an official supported way for rooting it. That's the only reason I haven't switched to it on my several devices (all rooted)
36.
by seany 4mo ago
Well. I just changed my bl labels on 3 phones and wifi ap settings to variations of this. Done a million miles on aa in 1.5 years before.
37.
by seany 5mo ago
On the plus side that kind of thing is getting more and more "printable"
38.
by seany 5mo ago
anonymity was the main point of freenet... So weird
39.
by seany 5mo ago
I don't think they exist at all. Even in 4x4 config. Keep in mind I want only dp 1.4 in out +serial control
40.
by seany 5mo ago
I really wish some one made one of these as a DP 1.4 _matrix_ instead of a true KVM. 8in 8 out would be amazing
41.
by seany 5mo ago
Does there need to be one? It's not clear to me where the moral good comes from AML in the first place. That's why things like Monero are so exciting.
42.
by seany 5mo ago
To be fair ditching AML/CTF would be _good_, but that isn't what is going on in this article.
43.
by seany 5mo ago
It make a lot of sense if you think of repo history as properly immutable, and dispose of the notion that brach is a first class object in the git sense. Bookmakers just pin a checkin hash to a name, and you can have many heads in an hg bra
44.
by seany 5mo ago
Are there any good open source implementations of these kinds of tools? They really are useful for things other than def deletes (though I support that too)
45.
by seany 5mo ago
Someone else could have answered. I found it eventually. https://x.com/dmitrygr
46.
by seany 5mo ago
There's also the pectin vs gelatin, and temperature of the test. Some of the precursors of things like Tonkotsu broth (lots of chicken/pig feet) can be fairly firm at 20°c, and nearly solid at 10°.
47.
by seany 5mo ago
Seems like there has to be a tipping point coming soon where stuff like monero will start to make sense for "normal" people.
48.
by seany 5mo ago
What's his x handle? It doesn't seem linked from his blog
49.
by seany 5mo ago
One more reason to go off grid
50.
by seany 5mo ago
Honestly, insider trading laws should be removed since they manipulate markets. If you know things, make moves that are public, that would price things _more_ accurately.
51.
by seany 6mo ago
Seems like he needed more Op/InfoSec training...
52.
by seany 6mo ago
In theory BGG should help here, but I agree there are discoverability issues. Not sure what a better plan would be though, the margins on some of the small games are not that great. Outside of working on distribution deals with big stores,
53.
by seany 6mo ago
If you wander around the gencon halls this seems less true than people think. The number of innovative things or even kids ish games that are actually pretty interesting for all is _expansive_. The smaller stuff just doesn't get all t
54.
by seany 6mo ago
Doesn't this miss some of the big things that are being neutered? Cyber research? Chemical processes (eg: explosives), Bio (eg: weaponizing agents).
55.
by seany 6mo ago
FWIW You can put a rpi in gadget mode and use nbd kit to mount nfs/smb shares..
56.
by seany 6mo ago
Having mobile downloads work in any kind of same way. Honestly just offering a download file with quality drop downs would solve the issue for most people
57.
by seany 6mo ago
Secure boot is the first thing that gets disabled on any machine of mine. Why is this a bad thing?
58.
by seany 6mo ago
This seems implicitly preferable than the beauacratic death of the alternative.
59.
by seany 6mo ago
Data governance compliance is a huge issue for some industries. "The days can't leave the country" will drive AWSs normal customers to demand bespoke regions setup and turned on
60.
by seany 6mo ago
The fact that all helium escapes the atmosphere, and is essentially impossible to produce makes things a bit more complicated.

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