dan000892

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by dan000892 6mo ago
Where are they linking to just one? The chart shows three: Palantir, AWS GovCloud, and GCP w/FR-High Assured Workload. The chart should show ITAR also IMO. Only Palantir and AWS GovCloud would have checkboxes and that’s extremely relev
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by dan000892 1y ago
> the first stage of the [Minotaur IV] was manufactured in 1966. Was it? Minotaurs repurposed components of Peacekeeper missiles. Development of the SR118 first stage motor—reused as the first stage on Minotaur IV—didn’t start until 197
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by dan000892 1y ago
At Thursday’s reveal, seven beta prototype vehicles can be seen driven under their own power. https://youtu.be/jKVwEg4ZToI&t=25m45s
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by dan000892 3y ago
…or booting from alternate media to retrieve data from the disk in situ (depending on which measurements are used to seal the key in the TPM). “Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good.” Vulnerabilities/limitations should be understood a
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by dan000892 3y ago
My mother was diagnosed with MG 25 years ago. Her first symptoms were droopy eyelid and double vision. Plasmapheresis helped, Prednisone had nasty side effects (glad to hear that sounds not to be the case for your father), prismatic glasses
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by dan000892 4y ago
I bought a very similar looking $120 Brother HL-2170W 13 years ago after moving cross country and being unable to justify schlepping my trusty Laserjet 4 Plus. I’ve apparently only printed 6500 pages and I think I’ve changed the toner two o
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by dan000892 4y ago
The fire apparatus I’ve worked on have a 120V inlet called a shoreline to keep equipment (MDT, radios, cardiac monitor, portable suction, and Lucas battery chargers, interior lighting, etc) operational at station without draining the batter
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by dan000892 4y ago
Presumably this is the same thing whatismytenantid.com does under the hood. Interesting (to me) is that the OpenID configuration endpoint provides the tenant ID for not only Commercial tenants but US Government (GCC & GCC-High) as well
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by dan000892 4y ago
Not only is there phishing opportunity, it's being actively exploited to much greater financial effect (check fraud and identity theft), and you don't even need to go to the lengths of creating a company profile or a website as an
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by dan000892 4y ago
Yeah, my wife and I are both members of various slack workspaces (work, volunteer groups, social/industry groups, etc) so it was beneficial to use the same tool (with a free, private workspace) for us to not only chat but also keep tra
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by dan000892 4y ago
Sure, I could coordinate or license a frequency and build or acquire radios to use APRS but why? It requires greater effort, risk, and expense for the same result as the off-the-shelf solution.
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by dan000892 4y ago
s/effect/association/g The study established association not causality (as is also customary in initial studies).
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by dan000892 4y ago
>Doesn't Motorola have location tracking systems which integrate or add-on to their radio systems? Yes, the APX8000 has support for location tracking but we decided it'd be inappropriate to request anything of the regional comm
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by dan000892 4y ago
I have this same need and am preparing an evaluation of Meshtastic in the field this month. I'm part of a volunteer EMS division within a paid fire department and we staff foot teams and medical carts at large events at our 90,888-capa
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by dan000892 4y ago
“0.2 ± 4.5 mm Hg for diastolic pressures and 0.2 ± 5.8 mm Hg for systolic pressures, a performance equivalent to Grade A classification” per the Nature abstract linked in the article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41
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by dan000892 4y ago
OR DOES IT??? Oh, it doesn’t? Carry on. I’m quite fatigued by the recent (?) increase in comparisons of current vulnerabilities, attacks, and adversarial capabilities to Stuxnet and can’t help but tune out when it’s invoked. Yes, the ‘96 Bu
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by dan000892 4y ago
>Replace the entire team with dang. What is the scalability of dang? For deeply indebted and cash-flow poor companies like Twitter is about to become (at the surprisingly high--and positive--$1.5B EBITDA, interest is going to erode that
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by dan000892 4y ago
This stuff is rad. I took a class on hardware implants with Joe Fitz a couple years back—on the heels of that wholly unsubstantiated Bloomberg article about China embedding rice grain-sized hardware implants into Supermicro motherboards tha
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by dan000892 5y ago
In 2004, I found myself breaking waves at the helm of my land yacht of a 1991 Crown Victoria LTD on the rolling hills of an upstate New York forest road when I came upon an inferior vehicle which required overtaking. Alas, once a rare passi
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by dan000892 5y ago
Flash devices maximize the longevity of the cells by wear leveling. The on-board controller maintains a map between the physical cell layout and the logical layout that's changing with every single write operation. Extra cells are used
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by dan000892 5y ago
From your comment I'm not sure if you're aware but there are two established standards that do just that: ATA Secure Erase is an optional security feature implemented by many flash-based disk devices specifically because write deg
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by dan000892 6y ago
The very first technical standards for slot machines in Nevada are ESD testing to confirm it’s safe for the player and that the integrity of the device is unimpacted by 27kV discharge to any point on the exterior of the machine while it’s b
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by dan000892 6y ago
Expanding on Puerto Rico's primary export... Per the FDA, Puerto Rico produced (pre-Maria) $40B of pharmaceuticals for the US alone. 40 of those products and devices were deemed critical as they're the only producer or there'
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by dan000892 6y ago
While lame, that certainly seems much more feasible than mass-producing 1500 copies of an electronic badge (or even a mock thereof) in the span of a couple days but it also renders mention of the sanctioned (actual) badge counterfeiting com
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by dan000892 6y ago
I'm sure I'm devoting more time to villages, workshops, and non-DEF CON talks than I used to (after all the official talks end up on YT a couple months after the event). It did seem to me--CP elevator choke point notwithstanding--
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by dan000892 6y ago
That’s been a constant DEF CON theme at least since the Rivera days but had (IMO) improved incrementally with the move to multiple larger venues and was expected to be all but resolved with the move to the new Caesars Forum (New venue is&#x
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by dan000892 7y ago
dd's destruction is gated by the device's write performance and so data may be recoverable if the operation is interrupted. For those of us with SSDs that transparently leverage AES encryption, the following generates a new keypai
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by dan000892 8y ago
Wow, that’s a really interesting result I haven’t heard! Do you recall at what brand you experienced this? I generally visit Shell and Chevron stations across CA but I’d make an exception to attempt to repro that.
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by dan000892 8y ago
For those still subjected to these who don’t know: Most video-enabled pumps in the US can be muted by pressing the second button from the top on the column of four buttons to the right of the display. I consider it a small quality of life i
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by dan000892 8y ago
As opposed to the “but I might get sued” argument, I find this argument totally reasonable. Thank you for stating it so clearly. I’m cautiously optimistic but recognize that we need more data because evidence-based medicine is all about tes

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