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by xoa 5y ago
I've used one of those in a satellite location and liked it ok, but what I actually ended up getting generally were full 1U replacements for the USG-4/UXG from SuperMicro's 5018D series. I kept an eye on ebay and found a bunc
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by xoa 5y ago
I've gotten into networking and very much enjoy seeing how others approach the problem space at the scale level! It's gotten more important with not just the explosion of online threats, smart home devices etc., but also just beca
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by xoa 5y ago
THIS is what strikes me as the use case for this, and 100% absolutely not using it with any interaction with the law. Preferably the only way I ever go through any law interaction with my phone on me is if it's turned off, or at the ve
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by xoa 5y ago
> I don't really feel that maintaining the bird population above the plutonium and chemical weapons landfill really moves the needle on the global ecosystem either way. Oh, you don't feel that way huh? Never mind little deta
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by xoa 5y ago
> The Mainichi daily said the bus automatically stopped but the operators pressed the start button as they did not think he would walk out on to the road.” Yeah, if that's the case then this story is literally the 100% exact opposi
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by xoa 5y ago
Your recollection was correct but is now a few years out of date. As is typical Apple they intro'd it (in 2017 IIRC) as a 1st party dogfood item, started read only. Then in 2019 with iOS 13 allowing far more power including full range
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by xoa 5y ago
> Please, if you know an easy way to avoid all of this I'd love to hear it but so far I only know to be cautious and vigilant. I'm late to this so don't know if you'll see it, but I live in rural New England and tick
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by xoa 5y ago
Even if this was true (and as comments are already saying skepticism is clearly warranted here) frankly I just don't see it mattering. Hydrogen in vehicles is a complete dead end. Maybe, maybe if the industry had seriously pursued it
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by xoa 5y ago
> +1 - subtly, if it's important someone will re-file or re-open it. With all due respect, this absolutely is not the only outcome. I'm going through this right now with UniFi and Ubiquiti, which has been a raging development
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by xoa 5y ago
> Does anybody know if this policy will extend to macOS too? I don't see how it could be in the same way, or at least it only could be on brand new ARM Macs right? The thing is that at least on Intel Macs Apple simply doesn't
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by xoa 5y ago
Yeah, same here, I run OPNsense and make use of Unbound's blacklist feature to similar (and surprisingly potent!) effect, along with Suricata and Sensei. I have had to manually whitelist some stuff though. False-positives, things that
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by xoa 5y ago
Yeah, I just noticed that though too late to edit my post to note it :(. Sounds like they plan to nuke the native Mac application, the core original value proposition, in favor of some cross platform Electron thing as well. Oh well, it had
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by xoa 5y ago
FWIW, though it's hard to find nowadays AFAIK the standalone license is still offered and I still use mine with the latest version. You can use unlimited local vaults and network sync them via Dropbox (or a janky WiFi thing). The local
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by xoa 5y ago
> The media has been grossly unfair to Bezos. I honestly think you have it backwards: the media has been very kind to both Bezos and Branson, particularly the latter. This isn't surprising because the media doesn't really get
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by xoa 5y ago
> They have some achievements to show. New Shepard was the first to land vertically. That's not nothing. Sorry, but the McDonnell Douglas DC-X did the rocket straight up & down vertical landing in 1993. New Shepard frankly wasn
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by xoa 5y ago
> Another interesting startup is Candela ( https://candela.com/ ) who is taking on the problem from a similar angle; they use hydrofoils and a complex controls system to keep the hull foiling which is very low drag. Cande
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by xoa 5y ago
> Even though they're in Low Earth Orbit, there is a just enough atmosphere to cause the orbit to decay slightly over time, and this has to be compensated for by boosting the orbit Just to expand on this a little (since it's g
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by xoa 5y ago
As always with patches to something of this level (if it is indeed Pegasus related say) it's important to note that if this was a rarified targeted-use exploit before it won't stay that way for long. Now that Apple has released a
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by xoa 5y ago
> What TFA fails to articulate is that Toyota is NOT pushing congress to slow the shift to electric by interfering in the market to prevent a natural disruption. They're asking them to interfere LESS so that there's more time f
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by xoa 5y ago
> eg Samsung Galaxy, iPhone X series and Huawei, and their displays haven't degraded over say 5 years from what I can tell. Of those I've only had the iPhone X and now iPhone 12 (and will note that the iPhone X only launched i
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by xoa 5y ago
> I'm still not seeing the excitement as a consumer because the apps aren't there yet. Why would the apps ever be there if the hardware isn't? Wouldn't that statement be like complaining "the apps aren't th
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Nuclear Naval Propulsion(intechopen.com)
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by xoa 5y ago
> A counter point of view is that an unelected private individual/organisation visibly polluting the night sky of the whole world represents extraordinary arrogance. Who elected astronomers? Who decides what's "pollution&
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by xoa 5y ago
These ones cannot. But with intersat optical links, it'd be perfectly feasible to have some percentage of sats as part of the constellation in the future that talked up rather than down, using either radio or optical links themselves (
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by xoa 5y ago
> but a question whether it's a relevant concern in the context of Starlink I kind of thought it was pretty obvious that my statement was specifically in the context of Starlink, given that I explicitly acknowledged that higher up
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by xoa 5y ago
> but not emphasized in this review that connection dropouts happen every few minutes for a few seconds I don't see this at all. I have constant uptime monitoring, and connection drops are now a minute or two per week. We use it fo
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by xoa 5y ago
I've had Starlink deployed for a client since mid-January or so up around the 45th parallel (near the US/Canadian border). Installed it in a brisk -20 windchill too, good times. That was kind of a best place replacement scenario e
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by xoa 5y ago
:\ > I'll point out that there's an entirely separate and intentional carve-out for freedom of the press that is distinct from freedom of speech Not really as a matter of law we're talking about here. "The press&quot
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by xoa 5y ago
> Given that such logic was once used to attempt to deny service to and harass PoCs, religious, LGBTQ and other formerly "undesirable" classes, society clearly doesn't buy that logic and made them into protected classes an
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by xoa 5y ago
> Corporations aren't humans; they don't have free speech rights. As a matter of law in the United States you are objectively wrong. This has been settled in a series of SCOTUS decisions starting with Buckley v. Valeo (1976).

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