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fudgefactorfive
4y ago
This is famously an issue with Rockstar style missions, they are so adherent to a script that even minor Playstyle variations lead to logical deadlocks. Red Dead 2 had the same issue, players finding paths to the door they know stuff is hap
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ECN purely allows the sending CCA to modulate sending rate before packet loss. Buffers filling up does not change, what changes is how early the sender reduces their window sizes and whether packet loss occurs before then.
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4y ago
Urban Dictionary is split on the issue, so either a half-witted claim about globalism enforced homogeneity of thought (read: criticism of neoliberalism) or the tragically stupid alternative "globalist homosexual agenda" (read: bei
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4y ago
One of the issues is that Mitchell is notoriously litigious and has made a cottage industry of promoting himself as "guy with game world records". He has literally sued people into submission, over this exact claim, which is now f
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4y ago
> living in Europe > any sign of appeasing would be positive ...yada yada doomed to repeat yada yada...
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4y ago
In the end the only functional parts that worked algorithmicly are exactly those featured in the GlacierMD demo. What trials are running related to this indication, what compounds are being tested for the indication and what other indicatio
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4y ago
I worked for a company that tried to do exactly what this article is proposing, I was responsible for parsing the data from publications into exactly this sort of table. The primary reason is that it is very hard to come up with a schema
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4y ago
What a sad thing for my username to line up with...
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4y ago
Grandma's Wifi up the street -> Public Library Network -> VPN1 -> Tor -> VPN2 /s
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4y ago
At the end of the day, it's a DARPA project originally, I'm sure the US Gov't has been _heavily_ invested in monitoring it for a while. Still I'd argue when doing anything on the web the behemoth that is the US could p
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4y ago
Admittedly from the article: "used two separate anonymity tools to cover his tracks — the routing service Tor, which covered his web traffic, and the temporary mail service Guerrilla Mail, which offered a one-time email" Then they
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4y ago
I can think of at least one nation that disagrees: Germany. To quote Wikipedia "In some other places like Germany and a number of other countries, it is considered human nature to want to escape from a prison and it is considered as a
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4y ago
You can beat me to a pulp, doesn't make me suddenly remember a specific N byte string any faster. Passwords are to be remembered, private keys are to be stored. I suppose I'll tell you where it's stored, but often even that d
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4y ago
The point isn't explicitly connecting the cash purchase directly to you. The point is there are plenty of ways to attach payment methods directly to you and once that's happened anything else related to you can allow inference of
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4y ago
I think he meant the blog post hosted by Michiel, not AliExpress the massive conglomerate…
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4y ago
I’ve never seen ads thank god, I sincerely hope they never take that step.
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4y ago
Well nevermind! The HN community just literally solved my complaints! I’ll set up my users as managed and pay for them, that’s really perfect. Since all users are accessing via a vps I control I can just whitelist that and my home networks
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4y ago
I really really loved Plex, then suddenly my networks internet connection went down, no biggie I thought, I have my collection on Plex. Plex no longer worked offline at all. Not sure if that’s fixed, but I always saw it as a file server wit
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5y ago
I never understood why they didn't expand the "did you maybe mean" section when they pushed into ML based query interpretation. Let me search what I want to search the way pagerank trained me to. Keywords over sentences. But