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by tritium 9y ago
Why is rat poison being used as part of growing marijuana? It doesn’t strike me as an essential pesticide to defend marijuana with? I’ve never heard of rodents being associated with marijuana destruction. Is marijuana one of those odd crops
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Internet Chemotherapy(archive.is)
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by tritium 9y ago
Oh yeah, the " burglars know when you're not at home " scenario... I feel like maybe there's something else, but this one's definitely a standard IoT security checklist item.
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by tritium 9y ago
What will the freegans do if we outlaw trash picking? Not to mention, I've found some awesome working computer parts (1000W ATX power units, with cool looking internal cables, fuck yeah!) and completely reasonable, non-branded, desktop
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by tritium 9y ago
Oh, that’s not the only issue at all. It also completely eradicates your data allocation on a capped/throttled mobile connection, since high quality video is capable of sucking down 25GB in as little as 2 hours. The worst case scenario
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by tritium 9y ago
In a hypothetical world where child pornography stalkers and kick murder cyberbullying are NOT the knee jerk concern du jour, regarding the privacy of minors, what are the other worries one might have with a situation where little kids ar
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by tritium 9y ago
I’d be quick to guess that in those cases, the missing axis of symmetry falls beyond the field of view. That is to say, it might not be trivial to align the focus of the vibration such that the center of each axis falls on the plate, and de
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by tritium 9y ago
Not all of TV sucks, and FX isn’t terrible. But given the commercials, TV feels like willful brainwashing in practice. Consider the idea of paying for cable, and still watching commercials. It’s sort of like paying for the internet connec
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by tritium 9y ago
Yeah, and there are reasons for that. Focus groups kill creativity with group-think, and TV reeks of it. Standards and practices and other varieties of self censorship mean TV shall fight forever with one hand tied behind its back. The inte
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by tritium 9y ago
Bleh. It’s the right time, because everyone’s thinking it. To be fair, you look at those CPU utilization graphs, and the optimization bonus for this sacrifice of security is notable. The benefits are real, for these computation strategies.
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by tritium 9y ago
If I’m understanding the fundamentals of the science behind this article, basically researchers are messing around with the state of the orbitals [0] of the electron clouds of individual atoms and molecules in very cold condensates that are
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by tritium 9y ago
The exploit methods that the researchers uncovered have not been provided to the world at large. You can bet that test kits are in the hands of large companies right now, to aid security patch development. If those test kits, intended for w
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by tritium 9y ago
tl;dr In practical terms, no manner of direct evidence via physical tests or experimentation are believed to be possible. Theory suggests that valence electron shells point ambiguously toward metal, but metal nonetheless, and not halogen.
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by tritium 9y ago
No one has invested effort in packaging up an easy-to-use developer kit for distribution yet. The hole is there, and publicly known as of today, but nothing a high school script kiddie can trivially leverage for good grades. Yet. No one is
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by tritium 9y ago
None. Propagating the salient point of the article allows the useful information to be communicated, without loading needless megabytes of adtech UI in your browser. You should still read the article, and not blindly trust internet randos,
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by tritium 9y ago
5. Create an atmosphere of fog in the DMCA dispute system, slowing down operations and reducing the effectiveness of automation efforts
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by tritium 9y ago
tl;dr By re-applying lessons learned in mapping biological functions to genetic origins in c. elegans, one idea is to use computational biology, and inventory all human cell types, to accurately trace and debug human physiology at a molec
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by tritium 9y ago
Hmm Yes perfect
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by tritium 9y ago
It didn’t get interesting to me, until I was quickly corrected by more than one person. Is the phonetic pronunciation... what is the pronunciation for Å in English?
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by tritium 9y ago
Oh, this is about the history of calligraphy, typography, alphabets and character sets surrounding the (swedish) letter (which resembles an) “ A ” with a ring (non)diacritic, and not about the ångström as a unit of measurement. EDIT: Peop
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by tritium 9y ago
some IT/automation company that would charge you exorbitant rates just because this is industrial automation This is shenanigans. This is the kind of game Enron [0] played, gouging prices for irrational reasons, until eve
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by tritium 9y ago
Hey now! The reality that confines a singular, isolated perception can still incidentally offend its sole sentient entity without motive. You’re being selfishly stoic, and that’s somewhat repugnant, even for a solipsist.
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by tritium 9y ago
Possibly ad-hoc way finding, and reference points when lost, to help detect if you're going in circles, or if a change of direction is necessary. If there are N number of confusing junctions, it would require the same number of marking
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by tritium 9y ago
The following passage: To distinguish between neurons and glia, Herculano- Houzel injected the vials with a chemical dye that would make all nuclei fluoresce blue under ultraviolet light, and then with another dye to make the nu
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by tritium 9y ago
You wanna see what happens when your kind takes things too far??? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drifting_(motorsport) > CTRL+F Japan was the birthplace of drifting. (hey, hacker news, fuck your downvotes)
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by tritium 9y ago
Not green is disconnected from any access point. The radio is still active, and listens for SSID broadcast, and advertises a MAC address, for possible connection handshakes from access points that are listening and active, but do not advert
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by tritium 9y ago
No, what’s really going on is the franchise vs. mom & pop version of corporate espionage. Normal people with no skin in the game, beyond what’s for lunch, don’t behave this way. There’s a small-ish subculture of afficionados and foodies
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by tritium 9y ago
This translates to: (A) (B) 1. elbow, ass; 2. ass, elbow; 3. ass, ass; 4. elbow, elbow; 5. ass, ass; 6. ass, elbow; 7. ass, elbow;
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by tritium 9y ago
That’s a spicy meatball!
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by tritium 9y ago
You think I care about what you think.

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