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throwaway89201
10mo ago
I think the suggestion of pinning the public key and keeping the same private key across certs is the best option. But if you don't want that, perhaps this is a (high complexity, high fragility) alternative: - Make sure your app checks
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11mo ago
If you're asking about "negotiating mandate" here: it's a step in the EU legislative process, which is initiated by the Commission by proposing legislation. The Council of the European Union (which consists of member sta
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11mo ago
Meta sees your entire social graph by design, and stores the name and participants of groups you create. You (meaning: experts) can independently audit and through reproducible builds verify that Signal does not do this by design, while not
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11mo ago
I'm not sure you are replying knowing what "mechanically separated meat is", as it isn't just cutting / separating pieces of regular meat using machinery. It's the sieving of a ground up bone/flesh mix int
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throwaway89201
11mo ago
I bought an Oculus Go last year for € 30. Its support has been dropped for quite some time, and you can only activate developer mode and sideloading through an old version of the Meta Horizons app [1]. But if you do that, there are 71 GiBs
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11mo ago
No, I merely called you out on the enormous discrepancy between your first (false, unproven) statement and your second statement, and did some work clarifying the details where you only made lazy statements. You could have said that there&#
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11mo ago
You first say that 1) NAC, 2) "causes cancer", 3) "in humans". You then back that up with a study doesn't provide evidence for all three claims. The study is about mice that are genetically altered to develop lung t
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11mo ago
You can also opt to take a small amount of N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) together with the paracetamol. It seems to be safe overall and safe during pregnancy, and will prevent any potential depletion of glutathione stores which counteract the tox
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11mo ago
I'm not sure that non-medically indicated CT scans are a great idea, as you're at least doubling your yearly dose of radiation in the year of the CT scan. Perhaps it's warranted, but the article doesn't seem to balance t
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11mo ago
> How many embedded devices transmit sensitive information? Every Zigbee device uses AES keys to secure the network, although the security of the protocol is pretty weak in most deployments, especially when new devices join the network.
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11mo ago
In theory, you can add some more complexity/fragility and have 'time notaries' sign the current time together with a challenge from the passport, verifiable against embedded public keys.
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11mo ago
My blood pressure just went up.
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11mo ago
> I'd have to download Steam, buy individual games like Counterstrike, and the wackiest thing would be the "surf" gamemode. It's interesting that you chose Counter-Strike as an example, as that is a Half Life mod itse
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11mo ago
> Don’t we already just use the certificates to just negotiate the final encryption keys? No, since forward secret key agreement the certificate private key isn't involved at all in the secrecy of the session keys; the private key o
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1y ago
The herpes zoster vaccine given to the elderly in Wales born after September 1933 [1], which is a live-attenuated vaccine (Zostavax). Recently, a new herpes zoster recombinant subunit vaccine was introduced (Shingrix). [1] https:/
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1y ago
Nit: it's `wget -c` or `curl -C -`
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1y ago
> Russia has long had a mining presence on Svalbard Not only a mining presence [1]: "After the war, the Soviet Union proposed common Norwegian and Soviet administration and military defence of Svalbard. This was rejected in 1947 by
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1y ago
In other democratic countries, reform is mostly proposed in parliament. Experts and other government institutions are publicly consulted. Reform is seldomly passed under emergency grounds, and H1B rules are an unlikely area for emergency ex
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1y ago
> This is actually smart. The policy topic is irrelevant. This is not normal reform. Looking from the outside, the United States is clearly democratically backsliding and is imposing decree upon decree of emergency measures, without a fu
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1y ago
It seems to be more complicated than Kal-toh.
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1y ago
> I wonder if a judge would even see the difference. A judge can't actually apply the constitution, as article 120 of the constitution forbids that, and The Netherlands doesn't have a constitutional court. In any case, most art
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1y ago
Both of your posts contain very little self-doubt and curiosity. Many points don't seem convincing, and you're consistently not steelmanning the arguments you are replying to. > it's a machine which is slightly radioactive
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1y ago
The training sets of most LLMs contain a copious amount of content from Libgen (or now: Anna's Archive), where em dashes are frequently used in literary writing.
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1y ago
Member states will implement this into national law. So in the case they will need to implement a maximum of one year or more (but not less). The final law as applied by a judge will just read "punishable by a maximum of [i.e.] fourtee
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1y ago
Please also fight mandatory age verification with prison sentences. The European Parliament has already voted in favor of a law that mandates age verification for pornography with a one year prison sentence. It was included as a last minute
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1y ago
It seems enormously underreported that the European Parliament has already voted in favor of a law that mandates age verification for pornography with a one year prison sentence. It was included as a last minute amendment into this bill [1]
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1y ago
On a slightly different subject (and it seems to be massively under reported): the European Parliament has already voted in favor of a law that mandates age verification for pornography with a one year prison sentence. It was included at th
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1y ago
Maybe Micay indeed isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer when it comes to dealing with trolls and remembering the sequences of past events, and indeed might be accusing others of harassment without much basis. However, the harassment
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1y ago
Regrettably, the same cannot be said about the comment section [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44376256
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