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lokopodium
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Comment #18975416
In this case it doesn't appear that the government intends to mass-decrypt data, but rather only tap into targeted individuals' communications.
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Comment #18974983
Australia requires companies to provide backdoors. It does not (and can't) require that non-companies do the same. This means every Jihadi with half a brain will be using XMPP with…
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Comment #18558040
Remember how Bing Maps had a picture of a classified screw? https://ogleearth.com/2007/08/microsofts-birds-eye-view-catc...
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Comment #18513568
Would be awesome to fit air liquifiers there as well to replenish the coolant. After all, it's a bunch of pumps and radiators.
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Comment #18508233
Something doesn't quite add up. Cessna 172 and Robinson R44 use similarly powered engines for similar payload, same on the the heavy end of transport planes vs transport choppers.
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Comment #18446976
That had nothing to do with binary, wasn't a mini-game and was generally "out there" in terms of complexity. Definitely a good tool to scare children away from programming.
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Comment #18343079
You need ~0.2 Bar of oxygen partial pressure. The purpose of Trimix/Heliox is to keep oxygen partial pressure under 1 Bar while also reducing nitrogen to prevent narcosis. You can'…
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Comment #17563677
That's not actually true, Soyuz re-enter on a very shallow profile, shedding a lot of speed over a lot of time with relatively low G. Additionally, Soyuz is a lifting body, which m…
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Comment #17563661
You can get perhaps a minute of zero g on a MiG-25, that's just not what people ride it for.
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Comment #17496624
As seen in Sydney: https://antontsau.livejournal.com/291486.html
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Comment #17496495
4-containing houses and apartments sell for a discount even in Australia. Been to quite a few auctions, 0 Asian punters for 4s vs at least 5 for non-4s. Some apartment buildings ar…
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Comment #17244769
Is there a benefit over just putting it in a boat/coastal building and using water (perhaps pumped from some depth) for cooling?
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Comment #17152456
Clearly you missed the very first point: >We do not believe that our value as human beings is intrinsically tied to our value as knowledge workers. You're supposed to be glad this …
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Comment #17152445
Of course it's Coraline Ada "Ban that transphobic contributor" Ehmke. >We must make room for people who are not like us to enter our field and succeed there, but, >We understand th…
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Comment #17141624
This resolves to something like 70% males have larger brains than 70% females.
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Comment #17044951
This sounds very much like you're arguing against female engineering outreach programs and diversity hiring.
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Comment #17044942
You misread Elia's tweet in the first place. "Not willing to accept reality" as a reason for suicide is not about being delusional, it's about literally refusing to accept reality,…
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Comment #17037239
"Still beats dealing with airlines" - South Park
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Comment #16928630
>thanks to its policies on gun regulation Citation needed.
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Comment #16910122
Compared to proteins (20+ amino acids, inclusions of non-aminoacid structures such as heme), yes, quite boring.
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Comment #16909785
Proteins vary wildly in structure, size and chemistry, these things seem to be rather similar so far chemically "boring".
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Comment #16900646
A 8x10 camera weighs about 4kg. Adams used smaller formats most of the time, everything he'd need would be under 6-8 kg. I imagine someone like him would not settle for an inferior…
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Comment #16900589
Never forget: how to steal a flag ( https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/d7eddj/4chan-does-first-g... ).
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Comment #16899846
It's quite obvious that every crypto trader and exchange would check what's not allowed on "real" exchanges and do exactly that.
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Comment #16899821
Not hacker, not news.