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by tmerc 4y ago
This is conspiracy theorist talk until it isn't and that date will be not long after this is more commonly used. (I think this is a rational concern, btw) The current legal climate is mixed but we have court cases that claim biometrics
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by tmerc 4y ago
I think torque vectoring is a different (more advanced) application of the same idea. TV helps rotate the vehicle based on steering input and is an active part of steering. In this case, there's no consideration for cornering, just &qu
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by tmerc 4y ago
10000 is already a significant number for vehicle weighs in America. Some places charge higher taxes and require special permits for vehicles over 10000 lb when used commercially.
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by tmerc 4y ago
I worked for a Dell outsourced tech support center in America (Sitel, then ClientLogic). We only handled "busines" lines. In reality, it's a mix of business and consumers who used an employee purchase program. Systems are giv
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by tmerc 5y ago
In this case, unlockable means it can be unlocked. As a native American English speaker, I have not seen unlockable used as "cannot be locked", but both definitions are in the Oxford dictionary. If I understand correctly, a locke
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by tmerc 6y ago
I have a 3M filter number 2091 with a fab date in 2017. It's clearly stamped with NIOSH. Got a source on your claim? Edit 2: I missed the joke :)
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by tmerc 6y ago
My list might be dated.. Fords Focus ST/RS, Fiesta ST; VW GTI, Golf R; Honda Civic SI, Civic Type R, Accord; Toyota Tacoma, FRS/86; Subaru WRX/STI, Forester, BRZ. Most of those are performance oriented. Those that aren'
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by tmerc 7y ago
"captures 99% of child exploitation" The majority of bullet holes are in the wings, so those need armor; the majority of child exploitation is through Facebook, so they need access to the content of the messages. It's an ass
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by tmerc 9y ago
I don't know too much about internals, but it has plugins like https://github.com/Elv13/tyrannical which lets you configure windows to be on certain tags automatically, but as far as I know, there's no save s
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by tmerc 9y ago
I'm not sure how i3-wm compares to Awesome-wm, but I think they're in the same category. I think they're called tags in awesome, and I have 9 per monitor. You assign a tag to a window with hotkeys and can specify the displa
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by tmerc 9y ago
I think he means that the non-mct fats have been removed, so compared to standard coconut oil for mct, it's "concentrated".
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by tmerc 9y ago
Merrell has backed off their old barefoot line and quality. The trail glove 1 was great. I still have a pair with no tread left and they're still great anywhere but mud. On trail glove 3, they started adding arch support. Now there
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by tmerc 10y ago
From what I've read, mentioning nullification is a good way to get out of jury duty.
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by tmerc 10y ago
I think in keto, the kidneys flush sodium instead of retains it. If you're interested, The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Performance by Volek and Phinney is a good read.
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by tmerc 10y ago
Chicken, being leaner, may be a more efficient protein source. For raw calories, I think beef would be more efficient. Plus fat is a better calorie source than protein.
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by tmerc 11y ago
There's still a few institutions locked in by "it's working, why change it" and "it's too much code to rewrite". I've used adobe cf10, and couldn't get cfbuilder to install on a mac, so no debugg
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by tmerc 12y ago
"No attack surface" was definitely simplifying too much, especially for LXD. I think I was trying to say that it is not impossible to mitigate those attacks. In the pure sense, a hypervisor doesn't need to do anything except
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by tmerc 12y ago
A properly written vmm/hypervisor should have no attack surface. This won't be that since there's a rest api on LXD, which is one attack surface. DoS is still a problem but containers should provide mitigation for that. You c
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by tmerc 12y ago
It sounds to me that this is hardware assisted docker containers, which would be a good thing. Intel processors have VT-x that provides hardware to help speed up virtualization, isolate memory, etc. AMD has something similar. You can break