fl0wenol

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by fl0wenol 3y ago
Also consider that while star sign might be the stated reason for incompatibility, the truth could have been an impression or gut feeling and so the astrological mismatch is simply a way to give a reason for their feelings, whether done con
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
While I agree with the premise of your statement, remember that: 1) A court order is only required for a subpoena to request information that the service provider isn't already voluntarily providing. It has been common pratice for deca
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
Honest to goodness the results don't seem worth it for the power usage. Pre-baked lighting, environment maps, material shaders look _really good_ and are easy to get decent frame rates out of without sacrificing artistic freedom. Why a
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
These exist in many different generations (sensor-based traffic control devices) but as there are state and/or local certifications each solution and implementation must meet to be deployed, plus the additional cost of installing and p
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
I really hope you forgot a /s
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
This is what the subreddit mentioned in the article sort of "discovered"; they spend a lot of time obsessing over the details and subtle variations they can get by working directly with factories and artisans in China. By using a
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
Incidentally, did you know that PowerShell on Linux respects the XDG specification? It was rather unexpected when I first noticed it and it just tickles me pink.
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
Only for grandfathered-in systems that are critical to keep operating that can't be replaced. New systems and lower-impact existing systems cannot use 3DES at all, unless it's only to decrypt stuff previously encrypted with it.
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
NSA is the entity in the DOD which sets certain minimum requirements and validates their cryptographic implementations. NIST owns the overarching standards for the whole government and sets requirements and performs validations through NVLA
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
"[...] a bored ape is pleasant to look at [...]" Is it really, though? Maybe the word you're looking for is striking or distinctive. Possibly-- competent. But pleasant is not the first word that comes to mind. BAYC had first-
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
Unfortunately, this is a reputation your organization cultivated for itself. For gods' sake, the name is _Palantir_ If anyone truly needed rebranding right now, it's you guys.
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by fl0wenol 4y ago
I don't think Elon was strategically necessary to get EVs over the adoption hump, in that the market was primed for _someone_ to do it. And retrspectively it's been a huge distraction from the change we really need, which is the i
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
I think I remember "Westward Ho!", but I can't find anything that isn't the 1924 novel anymore. Do you have any more information about it?
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Roomies! got rebooted spiritually as Dumbing of Age. That iteration has been going for _12 years_
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
The fact that people keep trotting out this idea about the future potential of NFT gaming is evidence that people know basically nothing about making video games or the assets that go into them. And neither do the founders of any NFT projec
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
I think for the layperson, "deaf" without any qualifier is treated the same as profoundly deaf. I think the term "hard of hearing" is used when someone exists elsewhere on that continuum for most.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
It's a demonstration of the concept in action; I love this!
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
It sounds like you really just don't like being told what to do. Which I think is more the fundamental issue of a lot of people who flip out about many things, including this issue. Pray for the retail workers that frequently cannot wi
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
It's frustrating that the government doesn't step in to pay/fund on behalf of the public in situations like that. Standards organizations should want such a guaranteed income stream.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
This makes me uncomfortable. Not the idea of it per se, but the narrative the GOP's anti-cancel-culture bloc builds around it. Echoes of Thiel's involvement with Bollea vs. Gawker.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
I think the issue is just that NFTs solve a problem that doesn't exist. Any system where an experience is gated by user attestation is necessarily self-contained (asset, payment, user account) to more effectively extract money from pa
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
"CCP virus" -- Kind of makes it hard to take you seriously.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
They explained in a related post that people were being harassed for hiding it or hiding comments... (Replace people with "brands" and we can infer their true motivation)
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Related tech that got traction is BLE in servers with corresponding apps, like Dell Quick Sync. Lets you flash the ID light of a server from your phone, among lots of other things.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
All of this assumes that other games will "play by the rules", in the sense that they won't let you use an item that you don't own. If I can see the resource (and in all current models, the content of the signed media&#x
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
xargs defaults to all whitespace because it was designed to get around the problem of short argv lengths (like, I'm talking 4k or less on older Unix-y systems, sometimes as low as 255 bytes). So the defaults went with principle of leas
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
That URL scans like something else with the protocol:// in front of that "l" Nice.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
From a Chinese web crawler...
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
And so they can sell you herbal supplements to keep your mind sharp.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Not quite, they're an NGO and the CyberTipline which it operates (the database Apple will use) was established by S.1738 [PROTECT our Children Act of 2008], and they get an appropriation from Congress to run that and work with law enfo

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