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by throwaway89201 3y ago
Another unfortunately place where MD5 is widely used: pirate libraries such as Library Genesis and Anna's Archive. While content is distributed at large in torrents with SHA1-summed shards, and Anna's Archive at least offers some
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
No, you only need to compromise the first node – named the entry guard for that reason [1] – and either the exit node or ideally the endpoint (hidden) service. Deanonymization is then possible by correlating the timing of traffic between th
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
No, the article states that lead particles from upstream get trapped inside the water heater, which then gradually dissolve, especially when left stagnant overnight.
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
Site has been HNed. Github: https://github.com/apertus-open-source-cinema
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
> People here were joking about putting time on the blockchain, and, well, NIST is already doing it. It's not a blockchain, but a single writer Merkle DAG. No consensus necessary. Much like a git repository with a single author.
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
> Company did not survive. He's now "Founding Partner, Fifty Years [Seed fund], 2015 - 2023" > Appears he is still citing Harvard Yes, because he did study at Harvard's "Extension School", which is proper
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
It makes for a very boring discussion (and makes this a boring comment) to recall some random person who ranted in a way that didn't age well. If you're going to make that point, at least link to the thread to allow reading some i
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
> single layer Bifacial panels have two layers of transistors on the silicon subtrate. One on the front and one on the back. Monofacial panels have just one layer. See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bifaci
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by throwaway89201 3y ago
"If you feel it's a bit brusque to simply say "Hi" and ask the question, you can still preface your message with as many pleasantries as you see fit". Just don't submit the message with only pleasantries.
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
For clarity, as multiple replies seem to take this as a proofreading mistake: ChatGPT doesn't output such a phrase unless explicitly asked to.
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
Without access to the paper, and only (derivatives of) obfuscating university press releases, the supplementary material [1] allows fumbling together a naive idea of what this is about. On page 13 a model system is provided with a "SI.
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
> AlternativeTo is a pretty shallow platform I've found AlternativeTo to be the complete opposite of shallow. In most cases its pretty precise in exhaustively listing every viable software alternative, which abundant filter options.
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
It's likely that a sinker is indicative of healthy stool. The actual article notes that floating stool is correlated to increased presence of B. ovatus which is "an anaerobic commensal bacteria linked with flatulence and intestina
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
> The floaters indicate you're not processing fats very well. No. As a cited article concludes: "Thus, stools float because of an increased content of gas or water (or both); the floating stool should not be considered a sign o
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
Almost certainly WakeCap [1]. [1] https://qstp.org.qa/arab-techpreneur-sets-sights-transformin...
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
You seem to be referring to "interspecies hormonal interactions between man and the domestic dog" [1] which is about short-term hormonal changes during "a dog agility competition" – not the long term hormonal changes whi
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
Not paywalled: https://archive.ph/frTnK
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by throwaway89201 4y ago
No, it's a 2014 study. So he was 21.
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by throwaway89201 6y ago
It's pretty well known that the HN algorithm punishes stories which have a lot more comments than points. So describing them as "discussion points" exactly misses the mark. You're likely wrong (and a bit silly).
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by throwaway89201 6y ago
Why are many words censored? To take a completely random example (I just took one with many asterisks) where it makes the post completely illegible: https://www.usenetarchives.com/view.php?id=soc.sexuality.gen... For an arc
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by throwaway89201 6y ago
I'm surprised Scuttlebutt [1][2] hasn't gotten a mention. It allows you to create your own social media feed with messages, responses and media completely offline. You then gossip that feed to anyone you want, for example via the
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by throwaway89201 6y ago
As the Tor Project itself already notes in its reply, it's not feasible "to try to imitate normal SSL certs because that's a fight we can't win (they will always look differently or have distinguishers, as has been the c
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by throwaway89201 6y ago
The author of this blog strongly comes across as a person who understands a good deal about finding vulnerabilities, but doesn't really understand the tradeoffs being made in maintaining usable anonymity software such as the Tor brow