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Comment #48797725
The article mentions, but doesn't explicitly state, that they're going to be using electron beam lithography. Makes sense for their low volume and/or prototype fab goal, but I'm cu…
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Comment #48370922
I think people have a heightened reaction to threats based on the CFAA for "the door was open" circumstances because that law is so widely known for being used in threats against f…
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Comment #48317820
Yeah, fair enough. "Compliance" is probably the phrasing I should've used, rather than "security". I've been curious for a while about the overall taxonomy of security, especially …
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Comment #48313726
I think at this point the brand reputation and software quality are a big selling point. If you're trying to build a couple of units of some embedded thing where you need to toggle…
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Comment #48313659
A physical TPM with their overall high-quality software support would be awesome. I've spent far too much time messing around trying to get TPMs working over SPI or I2C to meet sec…
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Comment #47997985
I can't get myself to do the battery-built-in-to-charger thing. I've always treated portable power banks as semi-disposable since they do eventually get worse and fail, and it feel…
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Comment #47991887
I wouldn't be against better labeling, but I've found that I don't have to worry about it too much, day to day. USB-C has allowed me to grab one decent two-port charging brick, two…
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Comment #47979421
Where I live these days, it's 50/50 heat included in rent versus not, and I have to remind my friends that literally all of the buildings they rent in are 50+ years old. And if you…
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Comment #47234327
Interesting, I would've guessed that they would've forcibly been on Windows since time immemorial. Entirely unsurprised that someone would refuse to give up their workflow, though!…
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Comment #47232695
I was curious to see the "Innovative DICOM Medical Imaging" section. I wouldn't have thought that Apple would be interested in niche applications like viewing radiology imaging, bu…
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Comment #47232573
Seems to be the expected relatively small refresh, mostly just adding the M5? The language towards the end of the press release implies to me that they're targeting last-gen Intel …
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Comment #47186992
Echoing a sibling comment, lots of landlords require it now, and the basic packages that insurers offer you as a bundle with auto or other forms of insurance are pretty decent, dep…
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Comment #46608192
> But iNaturalist data is often not considered high quality enough to be publishable by itself (wide brush statement) in my field of plant conservation. As someone who recently sta…
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Comment #46367986
I find this stuff really interesting, so if anyone's curious, here's a few more tidbits: GPS system time is currently 18s ahead of UTC since it doesn't take UTC's leap seconds into…
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Comment #46362693
I think GP might’ve been referring to the part of Jeff’s post that references GPS, which I think may be a slight misunderstanding of the NIST email (saying “people using NIST + GPS…
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Comment #46038444
Raspberry Pi seems to have been on a tear of good stuff this year. Lots of activity on both the hardware accessory and software side. I've been following their secure boot provisio…
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Comment #46038424
Networking on Linux in general seems to be very susceptible to "wrong tutorial" in recent years, what with distros switching between different network control suites. So far, I've …
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Comment #45996714
Yeah, if they had had more altitude, I would guess that this would have looked even more like the AA 191 crash from 1979, with the left wing stalling and causing a roll and pitch d…
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Comment #45949620
The picture towards the end of the antenna in the window is funny, since I personally would be afraid someone would panic seeing it set up. Don’t like the thought of explaining a r…
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Comment #45877997
I feel for the families with their reactions to people diving to the wreck, especially the fear that it could become a tourist attraction, but people being so upset at the various …
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Comment #43703876
Right now, yes. You can pretty easily have a scenario where you’re talking to the agency you’re working with and they’re saying “we want to renew this, but we don’t know if they’ll…
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Comment #43290540
It’ll be interesting to see if Ariane 6 can ever reach competitiveness with SpaceX on price for commercial launches, but I’m sure Europe will be happy to have their own workhorse r…
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Comment #41998886
I’ve been happy to see more and more of the banking-related services that I use stop requiring that and give each other actual API access. I absolutely refuse to hand over my crede…
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Comment #41502372
Given that Starship and Super Heavy are both methalox fueled, wouldn’t the combustion products in the exhaust be carbon dioxide and water?