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grandsham

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    Comment #27263119

    It's not a commercial application, but I have 2 raspberry pis rack-mounted[i] running some utilities for my home network (pi hole, gps-based NTP, ads-b data for FlightAware). Using…

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    Comment #13492305

    I am slightly disappointed that this doesn't work in Firefox, despite the fact that I have an add-on[1] installed to add U2F support. Github for instance is able to detect U2F supp…

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    Comment #13260927

    The way that the author uses GPS to get time (NMEA messages) works well for the purposes of the article, eg syncing a wristwatch to ~1 second accuracy. As another poster pointed ou…

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    Comment #12607604

    quantum computers, at best, divide the bit-strength of a symmetric key like AES in half[1]. Brute forcing a 128 bit key is theoretically possible (in the sense that you can do it i…

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    Comment #12607553

    Bruce Schneier and others[1] have done the math on brute forcing 256 bit keys: even with a perfectly efficient computer using the least amount of energy possible, you would have to…

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    Comment #11177833

    In what is probably the biggest case, FlightAware, a lot of the data comes from a fleet of users running ADS-B[1] receivers feeding data into their system. ADS-B data is what Air T…

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    Comment #11177268

    Since a screenshot of the Just Landed app shows up in the image carousel on your link, I am assuming that they used FlightAware for their data. FlightAware charges people for API a…

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    Comment #10239797

    well, for one, the IRS doesn't treat bitcoin as a currency, but as a commodity. While some foreign currency transactions fall under the regime of capital gains, a transaction resul…

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    Comment #8552322

    > That's strange. In what industries? Doing what? For one, Python is very big in the GIS space. Python is one of the main scripting language for ArcGIS, which is the main software …

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    Comment #8115174

    who says Kiro isn't using version control? traditional web hosts provide a level of management that isn't present in VPSes. You may be able to get turnkey instances, but you still …

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    Comment #7906249

    I did that with my first SSD system, mapped C:/Users to an separate HDD. Honestly it was more trouble than it was worth. Using a junction point for a critical folder like that requ…

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    Comment #7640224

    I don't think you understand how tax brackets/tax zones work. For example, say there is no tax up to $50000, and a 50% bracket starts at $50000. If you make $50001, you only pay a …

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    Comment #7548762

    He means level 8, I think. Or at least I have the same problem with level 8 (intoTheWoods)

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    Comment #7407752

    There are other streaming videos on amazon that you still need to pay for, even if you aren't a Prime member. The "free" amazon prime videos are the ones that are $0 extra if you a…

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    Comment #4933915

    a birthday attack reduces the number of keys you have to search by half, not half the number of bits. This means that you would have to search 2^255 keys instead of 2^256 keys.