tigerBL00D

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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
I listened to the playlist and it's definitely the same song over and over again with slight tweaks. Imagine finding dozens of blogs where posts are all the same, but with very slight changes to vocabulary used in each blog.
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
Naive question about units. Are all three terms on the same scale to make direct magnitude comparison meaningful?
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
Is this thing going to overheat like all other snapdragon 8 phones (pixel 6 etc.)?
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
Luckily this kind of unsubstantiated trash comment is rare on this forum. This is really not the place to vent your crazy political theories.
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
$5K a month? The dream of affordable internet at sea will have to wait. Bummer. I expected a disruption from SpaceX.
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
The problem with Russia is not the law, but lack of willingness to cooperate.
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
How long does the warranty last?
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by tigerBL00D 4y ago
Most of wealth is in stock, which also represents control. If you tax heavily that would lead to loss or control. That's not necessarily a good thing for anyone. Besides, you can only buy a okay superyacht for 100M, definitely not the
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
This shows how vulnerable life is. One accidental or purposeful act that humans are perfectly capable of can do irreparable harm to this species and the ecosystem.
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
I wonder, would a gas dryer suffer from the same issues, or is it somehow better due to forced venting?
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
I don't understand why something like arresting criminals has to be immediately seen as part of some sinister scheme. What's wrong with "cleaning up the cyberspace" being exactly that?
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Using mongodb for anything but pet projects is like drunk driving. It's fast and fun, but when you eventually crash and burn you get no sympathy. And people do get hurt. I am joking of course :D
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
This is how web3 succeeds at decentralizing moral responsibility?
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
> Yes, you could run a civilization entirely on solar if you had a robust storage, conversion and distribution system. Just don't want to let it become a single point of failure. Earth's history is punctuated by periods of low
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
LOL. I think the system actually interprets you wanting to move your hand as if you're writing, like tracing each letter. It's not listening to your thoughts and transcribing. Actual thoughts are very non linear, I think. Transcri
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
> Some applications, like web browsers, co-operate very well with proxies. They allow users to explicitly specify a proxy for them to to send their traffic through. However, other applications (including the Wacom tablet drivers) provide
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Lack of regulation means that there is no penalty for trading on non-public (insider) information or for stock manipulation. Lack of regulation is what everyone wants, right? Except regulation is there to prevent all sorts of fraud that ult
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
You're missing the point. There is no plural. There is only one editor in chief who makes final decisions and it's more of a management position. The higher up you are the more directly accountable you are for the bottom line. You
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
I'm not sure that journalists play too big a role. Journalists don't decide what gets printed or played on repeat on TV. Refusing to provide fodder to a propaganda machine (any major news organization) just creates a vacancy that
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
How is this legal and why companies like NSO and their principals are not being prosecuted?
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Isn't part of the problem that the US/FDA trial and certification process is designed to be very expensive? And who benefits from a moat created by high cost of R&D if not big pharma? I seriously doubt that pharma lobby would
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Speaking from a quant perspective - the tagline grabbed my attention, but inside it is currently a half-baked mixture of poorly documented ideas. Specifically: the charts are horrible, the API does not provide data that is useful/usabl
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Okay, good point, and that's exactly why you isolate your networks. You don't want to be one configuration option from being wide open.
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
I feel sorry for the victim, but it sounds like this whole setup is more or less careless. If your Docker configuration is the only thing that's stopping your database from being exposed - you should reconsider your approach to networ
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
In reality humans have a complicated relationship with technology. As much as it promises to save the world, technology is also what is increasingly over the last couple centuries threatening to destroy the world and our species. So technol
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Are those the right categories? Utilities are built (at least partially) and maintained using taxpayer money. Google acquired dominance by collecting user data. In both cases users, as a class, get access to essential services that what wou
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
To think that this money didn't end up financing insurgency is to be naive.
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Very interesting. There must be some kind of assumption in models that traffic lights are stationary objects which results in them falling off the back of the truck.
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
Let me put it this way. You're not likely to cut your R&D budget when your competition is increasing it.
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by tigerBL00D 5y ago
I am sure that spending multiples of $100M on cyber offense is providing ample justification to state-sponsored adversaries of all kinds to stage attacks of their own. Especially combined with Snowden-type revelations which makes the US loo

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