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8mo ago
Problem with insurance companies measuring risk this way is that local government externalises costs of bad road design to the people who are unfortunate to have to drive there.
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8mo ago
If the attacker already controls the download link and has a valid https certificate, can't they just modify the published hash as well?
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8mo ago
I've used the built-in H3 primitives in ClickHouse and it's a treat.
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8mo ago
I misread. GA or GW is a perfectly valid SI unit as well, however.
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8mo ago
I don't understand what you mean. kA is a perfectly valid SI unit.
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8mo ago
"To be clear, we’re not just talking about length, although at 47 inches long it’s certainly substantial. But extremely long zip ties already exist for things like wrapping large bundles of cable. This one is also cartoonishly thick, a
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8mo ago
I think even for single opening tags like asked there are impossible edge cases. For example, this is perfectly valid XHTML: <a href="/" title="<a /> />"></a>
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9mo ago
I hadn't gotten around to it yet, but just requested it and it got instantly approved. At least that.
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9mo ago
Because I already had my servers loaded in the app, have been using it for 13 years, and I like it, so I paid to support development. Really backfired. I ended up setting it up through Termux as you suggested.
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9mo ago
I've been using this app for years. A couple months I needed to use forwarding, which is a Pro feature. I thought I already bought it years ago, but the app asked me to pay so I bought it again. It instantly locked me out of the whole
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9mo ago
Agreed. The price point and PIOs really open a lot of possibilities, especially with the amazing tooling that is available.
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9mo ago
>As for electronics, I would say no one has anything in place I Portugal there is Rede Electrão. You can deposit those devices in a lot of supermarkets, stores and fire stations.
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9mo ago
The article says they're using 80mm fans. Am I missing something?
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10mo ago
I didn't write "nothing needs to be profitable". I live under a system where even very expensive treatments are covered by the state using taxpayer money, and I'm not starving. Sometimes you need to optimize for human di
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10mo ago
Not everything needs to be profitable.
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10mo ago
Heroin consumption isn't legalized here, it is decriminalized. Also, it was MUCH worse when it was a crime.
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10mo ago
A few years ago a client of mine gave me a big-ish APC UPS. I recently got new batteries for it after the outage here in Portugal, and to turn on SSH I had to agree that I was not a terrorist organisation's nor in a country where encry
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11mo ago
It is compression, but it is lossy. Just like the digital counterparts like mp3 and jpeg, in some cases the final message can contain all the information you need.
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11mo ago
Sort of unrelated, but I've been thinking a lot of founding a non-profit that fund raises just to undercut the usual shitty consultancy companies that build government websites and apps just to build them properly.
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11mo ago
In Portugal we also have Soup and Salad :)
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11mo ago
Honestly, in a purely technical sense, I do find it beautiful how you can take matrix multiplication and a shit-ton of data, and get a program that can talk to you, solve problems, and generate believable speech and imagery. There are many
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11mo ago
Cool site, thanks! By the way, the "Before" and "After" buttons are swapped.
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11mo ago
Enormous child mortality, colonial war, persecution by the political police, hunger.
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11mo ago
As far as I am aware, USD is used for larger amounts in such countries. Smaller purchases are made in the local currency.
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11mo ago
My condolences, hope you will recover soon
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11mo ago
>I wonder why there doesn't seem to be any website with a map view of all of the planet's magnetometers. Looks like there should be more than enough data to make an interesting livemap. Another project for the queue...
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11mo ago
No IR sensor for dust removal?
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11mo ago
Although I don't deny it could've happened, Spain and Portugal were different kingdoms during the Iberian Union (Philip II of Spain was known as Philip I of Portugal.)
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11mo ago
Didn't the proposal involve automated scanning of all instant messages? How isn't that equivalent of having an automated system opening every letter and listening to every phone call looking for crimes?
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1y ago
Hi! They're very different. The Raspberry Pi is a full-on computer, it has a Broadcom ARM GPU/CPU, memory, runs Linux etc. The RP2040 and RP2350 are micro-controllers, such as the ones used on the Arduino. Usually you don't r
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