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A lawyer faces sanctions after he used ChatGPT to write a brief(engadget.com)
4 points by uguuo_o 3y ago|2 comments
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Hot Pixel' Attack Steals Data from Apple, Intel, Nvidia, and AMD Chips(tomshardware.com)
80 points by uguuo_o 3y ago|16 comments
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
As a firefox user of a couple of decades, I am now starting to look at alternatives. Anything chromium is a big no, but there are few alternatives. Perhaps it is time to go back to using Lynx.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
After their superfish debacle [0], I just have not been able to give them my money regardless of how great some of their machines are. Maybe someday. [0] https://www.tomshardware.com/news/lenovo-settlement-superfis...
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
This problem has been known for a long while. The models used here by Metzger have such a large uncertainty and only take into account erosion due to shear. As soon as the erosion transitions from shear-based (smooth sheets) to bulk (fluidi
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
I think he is still a terrible drummer. Hs style, whole somewhat unique, lacks technique by a whole lot. As a drummer, Metallica's songs are pretty easy to play even for intermediary players. There are far better drummers, one of my fa
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Yes, but for it to function you have to solder them. I meant hot-swappable switches. On the ergodox, I have kept the same base and I just keep on replacing the switches as needed.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
I have been using ergodox keyboards for a long while, I did not like the kinesis advantage much (not split). The glove 80 looks interesting and I would try it were it not for the fact that switches are soldered.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Personal ~10 Work related maybe ~20
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Most people meaning their potential customers. As a customer myself, there is little that would convince me to get this headset for that price.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
1.6k+ computers, high but understandable . 1.6k phones, way to high. 1.6k+margin (3k?) for a AR/VR headset, seems like something most people would never buy.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Most are. Mullvad is the one I settled on. I pay via cash through mail, it has worked pretty well for the last few years.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Interface, yes not great. What are these "ads" people keep talking about? Please if you have an alternative let me know.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
kickass torrents used to be my go to before it got taken down. TPB used to be better, and it has gone downhill for a while.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
I never download anything without a VPN. I download and seed TBs of data without ever having issues from ISP.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
The pirate bay is just about my favorite torrent site. Kickass torrents used to be good as well. For anything anything anime related, there is still the good ol https://nyaa.si/
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Unfortunately, none of this is actually surprising. When was the last time such crime was actually prosecuted? It is very hard to have any trust in the legal system when there are many that curtail ot through sheer influence.
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Army SBIR CATALYST pilot offers five businesses up to $75M(army.mil)
2 points by uguuo_o 3y ago|0 comments
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Intrigued by "one of greatest bassist", I went to listen to a few of his songs. Impressive, but I still like Ryan Martinie better. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wmjX2S04DEQ&pp=ygUNUnlhbiBtYXJ...
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
This is not surprising. My small company banned it weeks ago with the same reasoning. We simply do not want to potentially leak CUI/ITAR data.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
It seems like no matter how many times a bill gets shut down, it can just be re-introduced until it passes. I guess pretty soon the mode of operation of Congress will be the "we need to pass it to find out what’s in it" and not ev
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
This is why it'd take some catastrophe for me to get rid of my 04 WRX STI. The interesting part has been seeing how got here.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Great, now the travel time will mostly be waiting at the TSA security line.
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Elon Musk provides detailed review of Starship’s first launch(arstechnica.com)
13 points by uguuo_o 3y ago|0 comments
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Yes, new seal designs have been proposed and prototyped over the years. As far as I know, so take it with a huge grain of salt, no particular design is as of yet hailed as the solution to this problem. There have been multiple NASA technica
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Yes. The NASA reports that study the potential effects on health do conclude that due to its particle shape, size, and composition, the fine regolith particles pose a significant danger to human health in prolonged exposure.
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
I work on the field. Moon dust presents quite unique challenges that have been and continue to be studied at NASA and private industry. Regolith gets charge/discharge cycle that naturally pushes the smallest particles upwards. This plu
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Oops. Here is the reference I missed [0] https://masten.aero/blog/mitigating-lunar-dust-masten-comple...
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
There are many projects looking into building landing pads before any large vehicles, from both private and government. [0] is one I know. Interesting approaches but I have not seen anything yet that can withstand human class landers. These
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by uguuo_o 3y ago
Why is it so hard? Plume-surface interaction plays a major role during the landing sequence. Most projects "test,test and more test" like the ones mentioned in the article, but they clearly have no idea how unforgiving the environ

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