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by Endlessly 6y ago
My understanding is MicroSD “hardware” switch triggers a software based switch that not enforced by the hardware; that is, it is not designed security. Even a “read only” CD-ROM if not verified on boot for tampering — might contain an attac
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Anyone have a graph of the capital injections (or capital equivalent valuation at the time of actions) that the US and other countries have taken since 2020 started?
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by Endlessly 6y ago
At some point, unless working onsite is (really) essential — employees & employers that have onsite unnecessary office space should have to pay tax to do so, otherwise, them having an office space just paid for by those who are willing
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Since numbers are not 100% clear... (50 petabytes * 0.2% = 100 terabytes) [$0.005 ($/GB/Month) BackBlaze cost] [(50 petabytes) / (1 gigabyte) = 50,000,000] (50,000,000 * $0.005 = $250,000 US$) ————— Meaning based on my number
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Not sure if you’re asking for: (1) US coronavirus data in general, (2) examples of sources that do not log prior days data, or (3) source that “edit” prior data without noting the edits. (4) something else If (1) this page in the table unde
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by Endlessly 6y ago
OpenBCI ?
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by Endlessly 6y ago
μClinux is a variation of the Linux kernel, previously maintained as a fork, that targets microcontrollers without a memory management unit (MMU). SOURCE: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ΜClinux ——————————- How uClinux
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Makes me wonder if the human brain if born into a 4D world would be able to function, or if fundamentally it is impossible for the brain to process a 4D word.
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by Endlessly 6y ago
For clarification, “the entry” appears to be the wiki page I linked to. The count of 96 countries appears to come from the list of countries per time of year. My 40+ countries came from the same page, not sure why it says 40+.
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Worth noting while 40+ countries celebrate Mother’s Day — per country, the holiday’s actual date varies. See the wiki page for more information: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother%27s_Day
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Lol, like how when it loads you see the hidden text and then it disappears. Another option might be better to process the text, swap out each letter with for example X — or even better a ID-key, then render the font you made. If you used th
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Quick read of it and it is obvious that document likely cost millions for Facebook to produce and with the aid of countless hours of legal professionals who in sum likely have 1000s of years of legal experience. Claiming the average person
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Source for below text: https://blog.freeradical.zone/suspended/ ———— Suspended sneak.berlin TEK 9 MAR 2020 • 1 MIN READ The sneak.berlin instance is a small or single-user instance operated by a software author who wri
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Given they have picked a few platforms, but are leaving a lot of choices up to the individual organizers, presenters, etc — aside from having: — burner hardware, — one-time network connections, — one-time user accounts, — one-time identif
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Reviewing the post, it is unclear what if anything this update by DEFCON means to those who had not intended to attend, but might since it is now appears for this year a real-time remote access event only is being held. What does this mean?
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by Endlessly 6y ago
>> “ COVID-19 is affecting people right now. It, and other viruses like the flu, are just a giant rhythm game: if everyone could be isolated for 2 weeks, it would be over in 2 weeks, and we'd never have to deal with it ever again
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by Endlessly 6y ago
You’re taking the sum of my comment, extracting a singular phrase, and changing it’s meaning. I clearly define the scope of what “humans” & “future” means via “humans lack the will collectively to avoid certain types of systemic multige
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by Endlessly 6y ago
“Hive mind” as it relates to a singular species is a work of science fiction to my knowledge and barriers to such a systemic centralized existence appear to defy the laws of physics, information theory, etc. Even the human mind in my opinio
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Struggling to find a word for it, but it’s obvious that humans lack the will collectively to avoid certain types of systemic multigenerational issues. Climate change is the most obvious, but there’s long list of issues like this that if sud
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by Endlessly 6y ago
How would one benchmark or compare running OpenCV from native code and non-native embedded code? Ask since the intent of the code is not about embedding OpenCV in a browser, but offloading the computation workload from +1 users from a serve
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by Endlessly 6y ago
This is not a trend, it’s a long standing market strategy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extingu...
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Oddly, globally, Starbucks around the world are not the same; for example, the percent of fat in the milk differs from region to region.
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Using that logic, all tech with vulnerabilities should be removed. While I understand the urge want to humanize the process, give people jobs, this is not the way to do it. Future of human employees inside of Starbucks is clearly focused on
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by Endlessly 6y ago
(1) Food safety issues could literally kill Starbucks (2) Starbucks business depends on having those measurements for quality control (3) Starbucks gets lots of vendor deals from partner companies because they are a well know brand and havi
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Herd immunity is commonly not well understood in my opinion by the general public. All it means is the point where the spread is no longer “viral” — as in for ever person that’s infected, that person infects less than 1.0 people. People s
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Is there a public roadmap for the project? What aspects of the project currently have the most traction? Are there any plans to remove any existing parts of the project?
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NSO: Fighting Covid-19 with contact tracing(nsogroup.com)
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Palantir’s contract for this is £1. Google [palantir £1 nhsx] to confirm.
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by Endlessly 6y ago
What is PopCornTime? It is the “Netflix” of pirated movies, learn more here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popcorn_Time
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by Endlessly 6y ago
Appears the scientist [1] that filed this patent has a history of filing patents that “stretch the limits of science” — which to me increases the odds the only thing being stretched is the truth: [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x

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