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by slicktux 2y ago
I was just wondering what NVME used in place of HDPARM since they’re PCIE. I forgot about the nvme utility!
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by slicktux 2y ago
“In the current form nwipe does not sanitize solid state drives (hereinafter referred to as SSDs) of any form (SAS / Sata / NVME) and / or form factor (2.5" / 3.5" / PCI) fully due to their nature: SSDs, a
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by slicktux 2y ago
There are standards and a lot of the stigma comes for AT Password enclosures…
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by slicktux 2y ago
Why are more people not using self encrypting drives?
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by slicktux 2y ago
I always referred to Dr. Paul as his father Ron Paul! Best president we never had!
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by slicktux 2y ago
I love these specific species of Albatross! So beautiful! They remind me of an the western gull; except bigger and not as loud.
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Skycam(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by slicktux 2y ago|0 comments
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by slicktux 2y ago
Would using Nickel plated copper wire help prevent galvanic corrosion of carbon steel when grounding a fence using copper wire? Or would the copper coated with Nickel still act as a cathode making the fence anode??
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by slicktux 2y ago
That was a savage fight!
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by slicktux 2y ago
This! I was checking my WiFi and then I instinctively checked HN and what do you know!
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by slicktux 2y ago
Watchdog timer??
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by slicktux 2y ago
Interesting, if I ask it to draw a crocodile tail without a body it does just fine…why is it that it can’t draw just the body? Even a prompt asking it to draw a crocodile with just the body ends with a full image of a crocodile.
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by slicktux 2y ago
Yes, you can safely eat food after “Best of used by” date but one has to keep in mind that there are chemical processes in place; one such example is rate of oxidation of food oils…one is literally eating highly oxidative food like chips bu
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by slicktux 2y ago
Someone linked the GitHub. That should have the PCB grbr files; maybe you can get them made yourself and just buy the discrete/processor components from DigiKey. Also, DigiKey red makes PCBs.
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by slicktux 2y ago
Thank you for the reference! Will definitely look into this!
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by slicktux 2y ago
So, will RUST ever have standards for safety critical systems like C/C++. Example MISRA for car programs? Or is the migration or certification too expensive and time consuming?
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by slicktux 2y ago
I like AI… for me it’s a great way of getting the ‘average’ of a broad array of answers to a single question but without all the ads I would get from googling and searching pages. For example, when searching for times to cook or grams of s
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by slicktux 2y ago
That is some craftsmanship!
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24/192 Music Downloads and why they make no sense(people.xiph.org)
4 points by slicktux 2y ago|0 comments
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by slicktux 2y ago
I would…but don’t have time right now to go down a rabbit hole…I need sleep. :)
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by slicktux 2y ago
I’m using iOS…I tried again visiting the site and I got the dialog prompt once again…
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by slicktux 2y ago
Anyone else getting a prompt on Safari when visiting the page asking them; “Do you want to download “sync”?” And the only option on prompt being Download… Anyone??
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by slicktux 2y ago
Pretty cool! I’ve seen similar implementation in the Elektor 2011 issue magazine. The US navy uses the commercial brand of these speakers; LRAD (long range acoustic device) to ward off pirates at seas. LRAD is the company that makes them fo
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by slicktux 2y ago
Thank you for the reply! The links will be helpful!
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USPS Phishing Texts
1 points by slicktux 2y ago|2 comments
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by slicktux 2y ago
This is an interesting approach and surely a game changer for any side… I recall years back watching a video on a Russian university equivalent of STEM research project. The video showed students making drones from scratch and the comments
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The Gilbreath Principle(vanishingincmagic.com)
1 points by slicktux 2y ago|0 comments
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by slicktux 2y ago
Centralization systems become the norm and AI is common place. No need to localized software or operating systems…
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by slicktux 2y ago
Interesting, it seem the GPS is is used for getting location of totems and it then shares the location with other linked totems via Mesh. Then a simple calculation is used for getting initial bearing and as you rotate the totem (which I’m s
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by slicktux 2y ago
Yes, and no, assuming secure hardware element is not possible. An encrypted log file can be made that keeps track of time. If a leap is detected than the program will shred the data. The user can be warned of this and decide not to risk bru

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