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5mo ago
It's just gonna say "this whole thing might be a big ad" and they will fight the fines in court for years, lose and book those fines as cost of doing business while laughing all the way to the bank
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5mo ago
So what's a good math joke? I like this one: Young mathematician goes to first grade and the teacher asks who knows what is 1+2. She stands up and says "I don't know what is it, but I do know that it's the same as 2+1 as
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5mo ago
In a way it would make more sense to run in shoes that make you slower for the same effort or make you expend more effort. Ideally, you could just run around the block and it would be as much effort as 10km. Without the risk of something go
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5mo ago
You're absolutely correct, the base is not specified. That's the joke. 1-1=0 would not be a joke. Perhaps it's better not to think of it as a joke. When mathematician reads what seems like nonsense, questions like "hmm i
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5mo ago
I came across https://colorsolar.eu/ They can put basically any print on the solar panel
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5mo ago
I'm in a similar position. The business continuity requirements are difficult to satisfy. And the amount of paperwork you need to do (depending on your policies of course) can be a major slow down for developing new stuff. So it's
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5mo ago
I was also interested in that and chatgpt came up with these: https://iozen.ai/security/ https://logpulse.io/security/ SOC2 "in progress" haha https://get.brightidea.com/
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5mo ago
I dont think they are expensive. I pay 150 eur/month for closing books and payroll with 3 employees. My accountant offered to do the bookkeeping as well for 250 extra. Its a pain to do but not 250 eur pain so I do it myself
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Security Advisory YSA-2026-02 – webauthn-server-core User Impersonation
(yubico.com)
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I like the footnote: > 1. Check responses. Eh sure. Everyone will totally check the vibe coded "widget". Is this really all that's necessary to discount all responsibility when that widget deletes your disk and kills your
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5mo ago
I thought only `info` had hyperlinks
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5mo ago
Longitude is also twice as long - 360 vs 180 degrees
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5mo ago
just say "3 words". Like the Russians' "2 words"
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I would say Czechia used it more to boost the agricultural holding that's totally not owned by our PM
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unless you run pinned CI runners on hardware you control
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Schools don't have competent IT teams. Here in the Netherlands a data center's power source (not even the machines) burnt down, data center is offline and University of Utrecht, one of the biggest universities here, is closed. Acc
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5mo ago
Some party: 34 infected, 11 died, R of 2.12, 18% infected by aerosol, incubation period 9-40 days https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2009040
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CSG: Why the Largest Military IPO in European History Is Combusting
(hntrbrk.com)
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Someone needs to put them in tanks for long time and make something very valuable like this: https://en.excaliburshop.com/catalog/item/8951/fleret-merunk...
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5mo ago
I don't know. Kia Niro is now 10 years old and looks completely normal and you could buy it as HEV, PHEV or EV
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I would argue lost cities are a story in the margins of the story of the Netherlands. The main story would be a move from building towns on little hills that don't get flooded most of the times to building systems to actively manage wa
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It worked pretty well on early google and altavista. Find an archive of searchlores.org from that era and see for yourself. +Fravia had documented and tested the features quite thoroughly
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The real unlock is all the time you've saved yourself!
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I find it amazing how "naphtha" can mean crude oil, diesel, kerosene, gasoline or kind of white spirit. EDIT: oh and it comes from Akkadian! how many Akkadian words do you know?
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6mo ago
I have a 5G USB and getting it to work at 5G speeds in Linux was a challenge. The driver worked properly only with kernel 6.12 not 6.10 nor 6.14
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6mo ago
Or a charitable gift to Sandy Hook families
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Nice, on Hetzner AX41-nvme (~50 eur, from 2020) non-raid I get: IOPS: read 325k, write 139k Throughput: read 1271MB/s, write 545MB/s Latency: read avg 0.3ms, P99.9 2.7ms, max 20ms; write: 0.14ms, P99.9 0.35ms max 3.3ms so roughly
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.NET 10.0.7 Out-of-Band Security Update
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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Yeah its best to avoid using the windows filesystem for anything else but a source of cp -r
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6mo ago
Tell that to Germany in 1917
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