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by taneliv 2y ago
As user zootboy above comments, OpenWRT removed a patch from their kernels that introduced a "no window checking" option for TCP processing,[1] which I suppose was enabled by default. [1] https://github.com/openwrt
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by taneliv 2y ago
That color picker looks nifty, might want to install this just for that!
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by taneliv 2y ago
Do you have, or live with children?
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by taneliv 2y ago
Those are managed by IANA: https://www.iana.org/assignments/smtp-enhanced-status-codes/... and X.7.1 reads out: "Delivery not authorized, message refused" and "The sender is not authorized to send t
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by taneliv 2y ago
These peeps seem to have some in store: https://www.senetic.de/product/C246WSI but (a) I didn't find a way to change the language on the site to English, and (b) while they ship to several countries, those are mos
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by taneliv 3y ago
From the article: > "NASA specialists use engineering models to estimate how objects heat up and break apart during atmospheric reentry," they added. "These models require detailed input parameters and are regularly update
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by taneliv 3y ago
It fills a similar niche as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SquashFS but has different data compression characteristics. However, since it's a FUSE only file system, it's difficult to see how it would be used o
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by taneliv 3y ago
That was in a lower price bracket than I expected, and even after maxing out the memory to 64GB it still appears quite affordable. Definitely something to keep in mind for the next purchase. Didn't check any reviews yet, any ideas abou
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by taneliv 3y ago
How often the pilots have certification (or whatever it is called) to fly the swapped in aircraft? Maybe the usually do, or perhaps it is typical to swap the crew as well?
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by taneliv 3y ago
I was thinking along the same lines---doesn't it allow for "permanent memory leaks"? I mean, if someone has just bugs in their (possibly non-Rust) code, not necessarily trying to exploit anything.
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by taneliv 3y ago
Ah, it's "thread", thanks! I probably need my morning coffee ... I don't know rust to any detail and was wondering what is std::spool.
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by taneliv 3y ago
> But if they lose their tag once, they become young animals again. Which would skew any statistic. How important these tags are for estimating bird life expectancy? If they are, isn't this going to cause, like, typically updating t
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by taneliv 3y ago
Don't worry if it's not your rainy day, "How exciting! sunshin.ing is available."
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by taneliv 3y ago
Have you ever been at a gunpoint?
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by taneliv 3y ago
In some parts of the world, it so happens that the robbers know how to operate Apple phones. They then use this skill to force the owner of the phone to unlock it and further find the banking apps or similar to get more money from the victi
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by taneliv 3y ago
You need to get everyone on-board this schedule, family and colleagues. And hope that the awake cycles are synchronized? Come to think of it, how are the penguins communicating, seems like there would be a considerable packet loss?
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by taneliv 3y ago
Back in the 90s, when portable CD players were still a thing, I had one. It had a toggle for random play. It indeed apparently played the tracks at random. By random I mean random, not shuffle. It would play the same track multiple times du
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by taneliv 3y ago
True, I forgot those final forms in Hebrew. Perhaps my mind is conflating them with the initial capital letters of sentences and names in most text with Latin letters. On the different forms, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by taneliv 3y ago
Try for yourself! It might be very instructive, even if you can't reproduce this exact same issue. Install an RTL locale and keyboard setting (Arabic is more funky with the cursive script where letters change form after you input the _
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by taneliv 3y ago
Hey, I missed your comment. Anyways, over-ear and in-ear headphones only, so quite immersive. Colleagues and family were not so keen on me putting it on speakers for some reason.
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by taneliv 3y ago
I had a concussion about ten years ago (lost consciousness and fell on the floor). This gave me amnesia, which lasted for a few hours, and a tinnitus that lasted for about three months. The tinnitus was high pitched and on a specific freque
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by taneliv 3y ago
In a company where we chose to do production SQL shenanigans in the spirit of "move fast, break things", I developed a habit of starting those with "BEGIN;" and paying careful attention to the number of records modified
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by taneliv 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer (especially one specialised in UK law), but from the guidance it seems that there are several very broad provisions in the sanctions. I don't know how your publishing agreement is structured, but, for example, &qu
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by taneliv 3y ago
Your quick search did not find https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/uk-sanctions-on-ru... or https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/russia-sanctions-... at all? That's biza
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Robust Weakening of the Gulf Stream During the Past Four Decades(agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
2 points by taneliv 3y ago|0 comments
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by taneliv 3y ago
WHOIS information for the domain indicates (among redacted private information) only Sven Guckes as part of the organization name. Unfortunately it seems they have passed away as well more than a year ago.
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by taneliv 3y ago
Oh no! People from the future are using IPv6-only stack! Jokes aside, where and why does this happen? Is it a genuine issue for some operators to route it?
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by taneliv 3y ago
Taxation (and other regulation) would seem better than arbitrarily unsanitary conditions. Or at least more in line with other things we want to discourage. The security theater at the airports is already often arbitrarily inconvenient and s
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by taneliv 3y ago
It doesn't have the same satisfaction of just writing down the numbers and operations on them, but "python3 -c 'import decimal; decimal.getcontext().prec=130; print(decimal.Decimal(2).sqrt())'" will give you any des
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by taneliv 3y ago
Yes, or at least that was quoted to me to be the case several years ago when I was working in that domain.

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