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by _ks3e 18d ago
Good news: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/lg-to-ban-residential-pr...
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by _ks3e 23d ago
Not arbitrarily many aliases - there's a limit of (as of two or three weeks ago) 768.
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by _ks3e 6mo ago
The spinoff for lab and scientific equipment (Agilent, 1999) happened long before the HP/HPE split (2015).
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by _ks3e 6mo ago
You don't have to melt through that adhesive - it's incredibly weak and you can just pop it out with a sufficiently thin pry bar. This guide [1] does it with an iSesamo, but I just used a utility knife since I had one on hand and
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by _ks3e 6mo ago
The only AF systems that use LIDAR are the one on the newest Hasselblad medium format mirrorless cameras (since DJI owns Hasselblad and can leverage the tech from drones/cinema cameras) and possibly some phones. I suspect it's fai
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by _ks3e 6mo ago
Replacing the batteries on the Maxes is actually a fairly straightforward process (no adhesive melting required, just a screwdriver and a pry bar), and spare batteries can be purchased on Amazon or Ebay for around 50 USD. It's one of t
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by _ks3e 10mo ago
It's nice to see some high-performance linear algebra code done in a modern lanugage! Would love to see more! Is your approach specific to the case where the matrix fits inside cache, but the memory footprint of the basis causes perfor
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by _ks3e 1y ago
It's possible to use Tailscale with just a passkey [0], but it's a weird process because they don't let you create a tailnet and a passkey account at the same time. Instead, you need to create an account with a throwaway FAAN
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by _ks3e 2y ago
What’s the function of the tower near the launch pad with a huge orange fire at its top?
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by _ks3e 3y ago
Do you have a feel for how the maneuverability of a B-1 being controlled by the canards compares to that of a typical airliner? It seems like a system like this would need to respond very quickly to changes in the air mass, and the weight a
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by _ks3e 3y ago
Based on my recollection of a conversation with the authors after their STOC talk: the RAM scheme is not efficient enough to be competitive with circuit-based FHE schemes; for problems with low RAM usage, existing circuit-based methods are
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by _ks3e 3y ago
A few exist, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Compagnie
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by _ks3e 6y ago
Yes, but it's very uncommon on pianos these days. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jankó_keyboard Most button accordions and modern electronic instruments (Linnstrument, Soundplane, Eigenharp) are have chromatic layo
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by _ks3e 7y ago
In terms of trying to break free of dependence on hand optimized kernels: a few people, myself included, have been working on some theoretical approaches to generating cache-efficient rearrangements for neutral net like problems. We've
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by _ks3e 8y ago
The author mentions that he would design a system with a continuously monitored pulse oximeter that could trigger the EPS descent mode automatically. Do wrist-mounted versions (fingertip ones would probably be too bulky/uncomfortable f
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by _ks3e 8y ago
Firefox doesn't deal with touchscreen and touchpad gestures very well. Take, for instance, the two-finger pinch-zoom-in gesture. Chrom(ium), Opera, Edge, Safari etc. all smoothly and instantaneously magnify the area where the mouse is.
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by _ks3e 8y ago
Credit card data sharing has been around for a while. Fortunately, financial institutions appear to be marginally less pathological about allowing people to control how their personal data is used than certain large social media companies,
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by _ks3e 8y ago
Davis says the buried structure caused the drought-stricken plants above ground to ripen at different rates, because the earth was deeper in some places than in others. This created a green-and-brown pattern in the plants that corresponded
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Turkey has blocked Google DNS access to Twitter(todayszaman.com)
299 points by _ks3e 12y ago|144 comments
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$2,999 Mac Pro to go on sale in December(arstechnica.com)
132 points by _ks3e 13y ago|195 comments