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Comment #47928254
> Not an EE myself but honestly baffled how the author got that impression with the huge expansion of RF engineering in the consumer space - Lots of RF devices doesn't actually mea…
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Comment #47863628
The receiver frequency is generally assumed to be accurate. In practice the time quantization is the far bigger error and masks any frequency fault. That time quantization is why m…
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Comment #46699630
Yes. Significantly safer than a Windows system in the default config. If you expose a Windows server default install to the internet it will be compromised in days. (I don't know h…
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Comment #46641993
The finiteness of fossil fuels isn't real in a practical sense. The globe burnt about 8.8 billion tons of coal in 2024. Which is a huge amount. This is the peak, most estimates are…
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Comment #46520992
There are much faster responses available. For example France could gift or sell Denmark some nukes, possibly with a Rafale as a launch platform. Denmark would be an instant nuclea…
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Comment #45899217
If you breach the LGPLv2/GPLv2 licence then you lose all rights to use the software. There's no penalty clause, there's no recovery clause. If you don't comply with the licence con…
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Comment #45727686
I like cron jobs that run during the work day. If something goes wrong I would prefer to handle it at 10am rather than 10pm. Why make life unpleasant? If it really needs to run dur…
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Comment #45727325
Folks that really care about security go for tamper evidence. For example you can get a filing cabinet which has a lock and a counter that ticks every time it is opened. You pair i…
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Comment #45688434
I understand that being a fork of Snowplow is how you define yourself, but there's actually nothing on the webpage that provides any detail of what the product does, other than "ev…
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Comment #44654975
Absolutely. The ability to search for these flags before a commit, during a review or release is so valuable.
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Comment #43639493
The vanilla vim version is MANPAGER="vim +MANPAGER --not-a-term -" Documentation can be found via :help manpager.vim
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Comment #43599636
The .d directories make management via tools such as ansible much much easier. You don't have weird file patching going on with the potential to mess things up in super creative wa…
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Comment #43138410
Graphql is nice but there are all sorts of weird attacks and edge cases because you don't actually control the queries that a client can send. This allows a malicious client to cra…
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Comment #43063098
By this logic an American state should remit the sales tax they collect on imported cars back to Germany. The Germans would probably love this, twice as many German products are so…
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Comment #42847521
AMR (adaptive multi-rate audio codec) can get down to 4.75 kbit/s when there's low bandwidth available, which is typically what people complain about as being terrible quality. The…
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Comment #41573923
The implications of weaponising a lithium battery, which seems like what was done, are potentially really significant. Lithium batteries are everywhere, most of them significantly …
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Comment #41573849
> I would imagine the rewards of silent surveillance (tracking, audio) would be of much higher value than this kind of attack where 3 out of 1000s targets were killed. The reason t…
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Comment #41573772
Shorting the battery would probably cause an explosion in around one minute. That's close enough to simultaneous. From https://www.mdpi.com/2313-0105/8/11/201 A puncture causes run…