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by zelon88 5y ago
So the US should have no defensive doctrine at all because we have so many spoils of war? Whatever country you are in would do the same if it could.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Correct, but don't misunderestimate the power of knowledge. Let's assume that some adversary is out there keeping track of these planes, and knows that they can scan Google maps for the RGB artifact by the engines to locate them r
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by zelon88 5y ago
That is specifically the only thing I've ever used this for. The worst offender hides the "solution" behind a paywall.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Do the positions your staff work promote having enough time and emotion left after a days work to go out and pursue those things? Does your staff have enough financial stability to make impulsive but fun decisions? How do you quantify your
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by zelon88 5y ago
I mean Google has this blog specifically to report on security vulnerabilities. That is literally like Volvo running a YT channel where they crash test cars from other companies and assess the damage to the dummy. "In the name of safet
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by zelon88 5y ago
They checked for process failure didn't they? Nobody will remember that line. Everyone is going to remember the title.
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by zelon88 5y ago
I remember hearing my micro-economics professor tell the class how he snuck onto a ferry in South Korea and when caught managed to convince the captain to let him and his friend ride the ferry at-cost, which he estimated to be some insanely
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by zelon88 5y ago
The sites you use every day behave differently in different parts of the world.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Who scans documents as JPEG, though? PDF is widely more common and there are a million different ways you can write them. Including with JBIG2 images.
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by zelon88 5y ago
When I first read the top-level comment I initially thought the same thing. After reading your comment I'm thinking that we'll eventually see start seeing YouTube videos crop up of three guys with sawzalls and angle grinders cut o
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by zelon88 5y ago
It is somewhat meant to be snarky, but then again the original quote is exceedingly naive. It describes very well the phenomenon but gives advice that I can only see ever working at BigCo. Where your team is huge and if you screw up there&#
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by zelon88 5y ago
From the article; > Hold managers accountable: one of the key responsibilities of leaders is to create positive change for their teams. Once you notice a situation where you think everyone is in learned helplessness mode, make sure to no
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by zelon88 5y ago
This. The biggest example I can think of to prove your point is Microsoft. To provide a personal anecdote; I don't like using Microsoft products and always look for an open-source, unixy replacement when at home. I complain about Micro
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by zelon88 5y ago
It doesn't. The OSI is basically a fancy landing page that tricks people into thinking open source has a front man. Everything about the OSI comes from a pedestrian perspective. Really nothing more than an informative blog.
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by zelon88 5y ago
I worked at a company who made products on contract, but the contract stipulated the vendor we had to use to get the raw materials. The raw materials were just aluminum castings, but they were a custom shape specifically for this customer o
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by zelon88 5y ago
I agree with you. But so far, most companies seem to prioritize competitive range instead of competitive pricing. I own a TW200 and most of the trails I ride on in MA and NH are under 10 miles long anyway. They claim the ES1 can go 37 miles
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by zelon88 5y ago
This is significant because a traditional ICE powered bike in the same class like the Yamaha TW200 costs about $4,500 brand new. This electric bike seems to have very similar performance characteristics for only about $1,000 more. That trul
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by zelon88 5y ago
No, because as you get more wealthy the disincentive from sin tax negated by the fact that it isn't a sliding scale. In reality is it gatekeeping on vices by the wealthy. If you are wealthy, nobody cares about your vices.
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by zelon88 5y ago
Apple does nothing to improve front line technician procedures. They aren't even an engineering factor. If you happen to be able to replace something on an Apple product, it's only because the cost-benefit ratio wasn't in fav
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by zelon88 5y ago
I completely get the point. We are looking at both sides of the same coin. Read my comment again. We are both describing the same problem from different angles. You claim that WordPress has a responsibility to vet the submissions on their p
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by zelon88 5y ago
This isn't a smartphone. It is a server that other people (that you specifically get to target) have to use. It is your responsibility to verify your supply chain. If you can't do that, maybe you shouldn't operate a website t
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by zelon88 5y ago
The correct way to do this is to create a new user with lusrmgr.msc and then use the User Profiles dialog "Copy To..." feature to copy the old profile to the new profile.
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by zelon88 5y ago
> What happens when you have uninformed parents? I'm reminded that these tech companies are using strategies meant to hide the knowledge of what they're doing from the people they're doing it to. How do you handle that par
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by zelon88 5y ago
I think it should be the parents responsibility. If we let social media determine what is acceptable for all children it is guaranteed that the bar will be too low for many and too high for many others. Parents should be the final say in wh
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by zelon88 5y ago
I made HRCloud2 [1] a couple years ago. I intend to give it some love once I'm done with some other projects. [1] https://github.com/zelon88/HRCloud2
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by zelon88 5y ago
Which is desirable because that's how keys do their job. How is Volvo's system functioning properly considered a downside? You're saying that having a security system that downright does not work is comparable to a security s
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by zelon88 5y ago
> which means the rise of Linux desktop or Fediverse platforms, and that's gonna be a while, but not impossible. I like to hope you're right, but I don't believe you are. Most people don't want to learn more about tec
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by zelon88 5y ago
Could you elaborate for the non-physicists like myself?
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by zelon88 5y ago
From the Google discussion on this change back in March, located here [1]..... > "We haven’t engaged with other browser vendors regarding this change yet, but plan to submit a spec change proposal once the change is approved for Chr
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by zelon88 5y ago
Humans design products with a variety of design elements to meet different circumstances. Look at cars for example. Tell an ML model to "make a car that can drive over rocks" and it will give you a rock crawler with the motor in a

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