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Zarathust
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Comment #29061589
However, looking at the Pentium Overdrive pinout the extra row of pins doesn’t seem to be at all essential. There is a number of extra power points and some signalling pins to supp…
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Comment #29030428
In Canada you can still buy that over the counter. You get id-ed and they keep a record of your purchases, but since it's now generic pills it is now much cheaper than it was befor…
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Comment #28882293
"Viable" as in "you have no other choice sometimes". This forces you to deal with 3 libraries each with their own quirks, pitfalls and incompatibilities. Sometimes you even deal wi…
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Comment #26964147
That is the nature of captchas by design. 2000s captchas can probably be solved by off the shelves OCR.
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Comment #26898137
My take on that is that it's up to the kernel maintainers to unban them. If they end up the investigation with: "Yeah, that was bad but we won't do anything about it", it's unlikel…
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Comment #26895850
If they really care about being banned, they'll have no choice but to follow thorough
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Comment #26893883
This indeed looks like a FUD statement, implying that they can have an infinite amount of potential vulnerabilities. Realistically though, writing parsers that do not yield control…
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Comment #26893726
It seems to be a retaliatory measure against this: > When Cellebrite announced that they added Signal support to their software, all it really meant was that they had added support…
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Comment #17744685
We live in a society (many of us) where "low calory food" is synonym of "healthy". I think it's one of the ultimate modern luxury, to look for food that will yield little energy fo…
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Comment #17625016
China showed a few years ago that blasting satellites with missiles is neither subtle or sustainable. This kind of thing could be weaponized much more efficiently
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Comment #17545481
Russia announced the abandonment of the su-57 yesterday. https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/military/russi...
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Comment #17104686
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/facts-and-figures It is possible that code itself is not that complex, but the interaction between all modules certainly has a high level of complexity…
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Comment #17102729
The code base for the International Space Station is probably also VERY complex
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Comment #16686656
This is a critical part to consider in "current" fusion research. Most of it rely on the deuterium / tritium fusion which will probably require a classic nuclear plant to generate …
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Comment #16448552
Wow, dropbox made it long and annoying to give them less money. Verdict : I love it!
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Comment #16182816
You have a bunch of nice images. Are those taken with "standard" microscopes? Also you mentioned a background in metrology. How do you inspect something a few atoms thick?
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Comment #16134299
This article is from September
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Comment #16118253
Claim 5 is a bit puzzling to me : A key feature of the plasma magnet is that the diameter of the magnetosphere increases as the density of the solar wind decreases as it expands aw…
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Comment #15871214
a shared_ptr would probably also be a better choice if the ptr should go through several nodes of the pipeline
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Comment #15864674
So it seems that even music has its own kind of numerologists
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Comment #15811282
You can also go to the Bell Center to see the Canadiens too. It's just a bit trickier to get around.
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Comment #15811255
What's wrong with webpage design? Having a web page about images you want to show actually showing whole images isn't cool anymore?
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Comment #15810134
This is my favorite part of Montreal. When it's -20C outside, having access to everything without going outside is good city planning http://montrealvisitorsguide.com/reso-undergro…
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Comment #15797989
A slim jim worked because the wires holding the lock were exposed inside the door. An extremely cheap fix was to wrap those with a metal cylinder. I was under the impression that t…
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Comment #15792101
If you had a large choice of ISPs, then Net Neutrality wouldn't be required. It would come by default as the client could move from a restrictive ISP to a less restrictive one. Sin…