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by zdp7 1y ago
Almost forgot your two examples would no longer be subject to the penalties listed in 631. How am I supposed to seek recourse for something I don't even know is happening. The only time I would be able to do anything is if I catch them
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by zdp7 1y ago
It's not hard to understand. It's wrong. Section 631 is about intentionally making an unauthorized connection to a telephone or message transmitted by wire. Unintentional access is not illegal. Any call where all parties consent,
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by zdp7 1y ago
They should have narrowed the exemption. As it is the current exemptions are for pretty much the operation of a telephone company and jails. Your local police department is not exempt, they need a warrant. This law specifically is about int
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by zdp7 1y ago
Are you implying that the bill is meaningless? If I place a device on your phone or wire tap your phone I would be subject to fine and jail under section 631 of the penal code. Here's Google's summary: "California Penal Code
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by zdp7 1y ago
I totally disagree with your reduction of NASA to luxury space exploration.NASA provides numerous benefits through projects monitoring earth. I'm confident cutting NASA funding will lower our quality of life. You are also completely ig
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by zdp7 1y ago
I think it is worse than you are thinking. I agree with kyborens comment saying this allows tapping all calls. I could see an app, a game for example, that would transfer all call audio to the app owner. As long as it is used for a commerci
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by zdp7 1y ago
"SECTION 1. Section 631 of the Penal Code is amended to read: 631. (a) A person who, by means of a machine, instrument, or contrivance, or in any other manner, intentionally taps, or makes an unauthorized connection, whether physically
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by zdp7 1y ago
I'm pretty sure this is false. Here's my reasoning. A google search claims water use uses 12.7% of US energy. Another search gave 11.7% US energy goes to powering AI (projected to increase to roughly 25% by 2030). Taking into acco
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by zdp7 1y ago
A big use for LoRa is sensor telemetry. Anything with low data speeds and are impractical to cover with a wired or Wi-Fi connections. Perfect for Ag and remote monitoring. Definitely not just a toy.
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by zdp7 2y ago
The devices attached to the 2.5G switch, will be limited to 2.5G per connected port. There won't be any slow down on any other connections. If you still want 10G in the basement, put in a 10G SFP+ switch (they can be had for $15-20 p
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by zdp7 2y ago
You don't need an expensive switch. Five port 2.5G + SFP+ with poe can be pretty affordable and shouldn't run very hot.
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by zdp7 2y ago
I am curious about that also, however it seems odd that one band member had the correct visa? If our assumption is they didn't get a visa that allowed them to perform, it means one did or there was a second reason that only applied to
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by zdp7 2y ago
It doesn't address the CC-BY-NC-SA issue, but I suspect most of it could be used by substituting t-slot for the multiboard.
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by zdp7 2y ago
I just tried the same two URLs. I also got a message saying the post was removed.
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by zdp7 2y ago
Just to note this is from the perspective of him reiterating the thought in 2019.
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by zdp7 2y ago
It's very easy to disagree. The Internet was used quite effectively for Arab Spring. It's effective enough that turning it off is a key tactic used by oppressors. I also suspect his typewriter use rapes our forest far beyond wha
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by zdp7 2y ago
The line isn't clear, because there is no line. These lines you keep bringing up are just gamesmanship. Nothing changes because any of them are crossed. The war was fully escalated when they invaded. Ukraine has every right to attack t
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by zdp7 2y ago
This just wouldn't work as a phone app. The main selling point of this is always on recording. When the keyboard is on, it records, nothing for you to do. Only way this works in software is if you dedicate a device to always record an
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by zdp7 2y ago
In my opinion, you shouldn't add an off switch. It subverts the main feature, always on recording. As you mentioned you can unplug it. Maybe on the app side make it simple to edit out a recording.
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by zdp7 2y ago
I think this is a little off, in that the data isn't coming from the various government entities or at least isn't required to be provided. I know at least in California most of the info is gathered by third parties using FOIA req
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by zdp7 2y ago
The information available via the public record is not as detailed (typically annual salary)and not definitively tied to any person. The Work Number is tied to your SSN and is much more detailed than the public record (each paycheck and a b
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by zdp7 2y ago
That will be 4M for the entire country, not just industry (80% of China's electricity comes from fossil fuels, electrifying won't help). I would also expect it not be 4M after the start of the war. Most of the electricity genera
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by zdp7 2y ago
China produces 4M imports almost 12M barrels a day. If they lose any significant portion of that oil, their ability to manufacture will be impaired. Fuel for agriculture will also be impacted. I'd also expect major dams to be destroyed
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by zdp7 2y ago
I suspect they will need it to build ships. If you look at the Wikipedia page for the Three Gorges dam, you will find a graph showing that two thirds of annual electrical production is fossil fuel based. If the US is involved, I suspect ver
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by zdp7 2y ago
China can't win. If there was any lesson nations of the world should have learned from WW2 is you need resources. Oil in particular for ships. China is an net importer of oil. The US is a net exporter and the largest oil producer in th
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by zdp7 2y ago
The issue is an environmental one. The cost here is environmental damage. The solution will need to be policy decisions that take that damage into account.
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by zdp7 2y ago
What you are missing is that as it grows most of the rice is not underwater. You need pesticides to protect what's above the water. Average height is about 4 feet (1.2 meters).
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by zdp7 2y ago
The problem here isn't that you can get the right answer with additional prompting. The problem is how do we verify an answer when we don't know the answer? If it tells me 5 sisters and it should be 6, it failed. If I have to prov
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by zdp7 2y ago
The thing is it wouldn't have been expensive to test. In the article they describe the testing they did after they treated her for auto-brewery syndrome. The gave her an oral administration of glucose and then observed her alcohol le
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by zdp7 2y ago
I am serious that I can envision a drone that could be used for crop dusting. I personally wouldn't use a quad copter, but probably something more like a 20-30 foot flying wing powered by a small gas engine. My example of a predator

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