thereddaikon

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by thereddaikon 3y ago
That depends entirely on what they are listening with. One sub set of ham radio is called fox hunting which is a gameified form of radio direction finding. Some guys are really good at it. If you annoy one of them and they are persistent th
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
What threeio said is right. Technically, encoding data digitally isn't encryption and is fine, and there are digital modes used by Hams. But if you were to come up with your own scheme I could see some sweaty old timers try to accuse y
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Using encryption on ham bands is illegal yes. You can use it on commercial bands if you buy a license from the FCC and ISM (common 2.4ghz/5Ghz) is mostly fair game as well. The practical reality is people are probably getting away with
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
It could be a mistranslation and just refer to DTS/CTCSS. The cpu isn't powerful enough to implement real AES encryption and the datasheet doesn't mention a hardware crypto module. It could be an inversion scrambler, that&#x2
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
At some point its not about deterrent or social benefit but justice. People can say its not fair or productive for people like him to be locked up forever. Well, what about their victims? How many people's financial futures were destro
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
The scientific method doesn't. But Academia certainly does and its foolish to think otherwise.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Its all very messy. The scientific method is about the best system we have. But the scientific method and academia are not the same thing. I've yet to find anyone besides some weird philosophers and contrarians who actually doubt the s
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
All the Hams scramble to grab a spare dummy load.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
People act like this is the end of the world for regulation but it isn't. Nor is getting rid of chevron deference a bad thing. SCOTUS' intent here is pretty clear. If congress wants to delegate a power to the executive then they m
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
As usual, the reporting on science ends up distorting or even inventing conclusions out of thin air.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
wow know. Not sure how I managed that one.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Yes and know. The implication of it being an "unsecured email server" to me sounds like they spun up a VM for some reason instead of using Exchange online.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
The system owner is responsible for security of systems they have deployed on Fedramp services. Microsoft is responsible for securing the service but they don't make sure every vm you spun up on Azure meets your own security baselines.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Yes dating apps have a fundamental contradiction and enshitification is inevitable. But what struck me the most was how amateurish this article was. Citing tiktok users. Overusing phrases. Poor pacing. Its another example of the enshitifica
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Isn't that also how Graphene is made?
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Game mechanics are generally not copyrightable. Nintendo did file patents for some mechanics in the newest Zelda game. I don't know how well those would hold up under court scrutiny, bad patents are approved every day. Pokemon's m
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Sometimes I wonder if we should go back to the days of regulated airways. Yeah the cheapest ticket will be $500 but these things wouldn't be a problem anymore.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
The only way I see this working with out current economics and IP law is if the people training models license the work they are using. And a traditional license wouldn't do, it would have to be one specific to training AI models. As t
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
The Gee Bee isn't ugly, its cartoonish.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
I think there likely is little cause for concern. Is it contributing to poor health? Maybe but if it is then its a small contribution. There are much bigger issues like poor diet and lifestyle. HFCS for example was easy to link to poor heal
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
IMO the ugliest aircraft is the Blackburn Blackburn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackburn_Blackburn Ridiculous name, even more ridiculous looks.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
No but that's a silly standard. I can't go back in time and blood test my infant self. We have microplastics everywhere because of their widespread use. That's been occurring for a few generations now. There is no rational re
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
IIRC there is some evidence of hormonal changes related to some volatiles associated with certain types of plastics. That might have something to do with it. But Obesity can also easily be explained by more mundane things like terrible diet
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
We've had mass use plastic for decades. Baby boomers were likely born with plastic in their veins. I certainly was.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
>What upper bounds? Well we know it isn't acutely toxic because people aren't just dropping dead inexplicably. And we know it isn't drastically raising cancer rates because, again those haven't inexplicably shot up.
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Have we been able to link any real harm to microplastics? I know it sounds bad intuitively. But can we draw a link to any diseases? What if this just amounts to fear mongering?
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
>nother factor that could be at play is that all the non-Tesla EV makers have recently announced they will switch their chargers to NACS, but this will take a couple of years to roll out, so it’s not a great time to buy a non-Tesla since
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
Except it completely backfires when you have a workstation with multiple users who infrequently use it. Existing patching solutions, like microsoft's own system center have a hard time coping with applications that live in app data. So
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
That's asking a lot of windows. But as a former sys admin, that sounds like it would make things harder to manage. So its linked. But its not really there. So existing userdata backup automation wouldn't catch it. Sorry your Outlo
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by thereddaikon 3y ago
I don't like the solution being to just make containers out of everything. That introduces its own problems and lets developers be lazy in other ways.

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