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by ttsda 7y ago
Telegram supports "secret chats", which only work on a single device and for private conversations. Every other telegram feature has no security.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Telegram is barely e2e.
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by ttsda 7y ago
The OP's article has a picture that shows a rod buried horizontally, so it is possible
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by ttsda 7y ago
Telegram as a corporation seems very determined to evade that reach, and appears to have the resources to pull it off.
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by ttsda 7y ago
The article has Safari and Edge screenshots through, so I would assume Windows was used
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by ttsda 7y ago
>3.2 Style Can Change Mid-Ligature >Here's what they look like in Chrome and Safari: Running 76.0.3809.132 here on Mac OS and it looks very different from the picture. Bug partially fixed? https://i.imgur.com/CcjA
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by ttsda 7y ago
The problem with that approach is that self-driving companies have their models trained for their specific hardware, which will differ a lot and make the data incompatible. The only way around that would be to enforce a standard platform, s
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by ttsda 7y ago
This is, interestingly, not very well known in Portugal. The whole story is fascinating and the fact that he almost got away with it is very impressive. Most people interested in national history know that the Estado Novo dictatorship was b
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by ttsda 7y ago
>Sometimes I think scientists fall for the same simplistic patterns of thinking that the men on the street fall for every day. From the article: >The term "missing link" drives anthropologists crazy when they hear anyone, es
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by ttsda 7y ago
I like the general argument that's being made in the article about encryption available to consumers being the same, and of the same importance as military encryption, but I've got to disagree with military electronics no longer b
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by ttsda 7y ago
And it keeps getting worse. Before, videos I had already watched would have the thumbnail dimmed, with text on top. Now there's a thin red line under the video thumbnail that displays how far into the video I was last time. It would be
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by ttsda 7y ago
I think it's unfair to compare Minecraft with the screenshots shown in this article, as it'd always had a pretty consistent art style. That old neon-green grass was pretty weird though.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Really nice that this is out, I've been following the github issues related to this for a long time and I think it might be time to start that meshed sensor network I was thinking of building with timescale
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by ttsda 7y ago
Sure, but no cloud company offers the amount of locations you can get on Cloudflare. Now you've even got edge compute, bringing really low global latencies for some applications.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Portuguese, and can confirm it's absolutely normal in every single beach.
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by ttsda 7y ago
I'm Portuguese, and we eat a lot of octupus over here...
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by ttsda 7y ago
I'm pretty sure you haven't experienced 40C in the UK, as their temperature record currently sits at 38.7C
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by ttsda 7y ago
How would you be denying access? The block is only by the password reset system, if you know the password you can still access your account.
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by ttsda 7y ago
The author said in the post comments that he used 1000 EC2 instances.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Well, with the 4GB, and rumoured 8GB, you can just load everything to RAM on boot and not worry about storage at all.
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by ttsda 7y ago
If you have the fission happening surrounded by rock, it can indeed get to very high temperatures and pressure, and after the rock gives and the hot material comes in contact with water, pressure will rise very rapidly.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Gatwick airport had a ton of facial recognition cameras last time I was there. They had a ring of leds around the lens that lights up in a rotating pattern, it really is difficult not to look directly into the lens due to that.
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by ttsda 7y ago
The new thinkpads are not very repairable at all, especially the thin ones like the X1 Carbon. Even the T490 is terrible in this aspect, and it's not a super thin ultrabook.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Are you sure the base insurance price for a healthy person is going to be the same insurance price a diabetic would pay? I'm not so sure about that.
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by ttsda 7y ago
Today there was a global Vodafone outage. I had no Internet access either through my mobile phone and my home fiber connection... Would've been nice to have a radio handy.
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by ttsda 7y ago
The point is: with 'free', people might think they know what it means (it doesn't cost any money), 'libre' is context-specific.
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by ttsda 7y ago
>Everything breaks down at that point, because trying to use mathematics or physics to explain something that existed before mathematics and physics doesn't work. What is the meaning of this paragraph? Mathematics are not dependent
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by ttsda 7y ago
Portugal had that limitation up until the point where installation started to be tightly regulated, I suspect the same for the rest of EU
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by ttsda 7y ago
Not owned, but was partially funded by him.
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by ttsda 7y ago
At pressures a million times those experienced on earth. Still an advance, of course.

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