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nibbleshifter
3y ago
Never had any comedown off moda, even at high doses (400mg). What comedown feelings did you experience?
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3y ago
IIRC the devs are only supporting Pixel devices because they are at least vaguely sane. Supporting random other devices would be a nightmare.
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3y ago
> those doing supply chain attacks are often at least somewhat professional and take precautions. Not really. The vast majority of supply chain attacks in practice are idiots exploiting namespacing, bitflips, or typos on pypi/npm to
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3y ago
They aren't. They are talking about RIAA/MPAA. Who also are fashy cuntos.
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3y ago
That doesn't exist in my country, we have a tiny prison population.
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3y ago
Not really. In many cases it cripples the child's social development. Which is child abuse.
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3y ago
Given the packages are inspected, anecdotally "non compliant" or infringing products aren't making it to the buyer at a MUCH higher rate than before.
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3y ago
I've been meaning to replay FEAR sometime. Thanks for the reminder!
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3y ago
Its not just French farmers who are subsidised though - farmers all across the EU avail of various subsidies, grants, etc.
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3y ago
Customs in the EU have massively cracked down on imports from China in the last couple of years, with new regulations regarding import charges etc. Every single package I've ordered since then across four different EU countries and mul
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3y ago
None of those two groups you used even register as the majority among the "home Linux users" many of us know, so I was quite confused by your post.
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3y ago
Did you literally just make up two categories of guys from thin air.
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3y ago
That can be somewhat fixed. Not if your employer does drug tests though...
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3y ago
How much effort was it to remove from the sensor? I've modified a number of cameras to remove that filter specifically for IR photography
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3y ago
That filter he removed is the IR cut, I believe. Not an anti aliasing filter. The magenta hue you see in the outdoor shots is characteristic of photos taken using a sensor with no IR blocking filter (also known as a hot mirror).
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3y ago
So much for the right to a speedy trial. Did you get any recourse for this?
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3y ago
In much of the northern hemisphere for most of the year this is insufficient. Even a really long walk.
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3y ago
I've read most of his books/publications, his work is good (and generally reproducable), but he is somewhat prone to grand statements. Thing is, a lot of labs will largely ignore fungi because they are fucking awkward to work with
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3y ago
Lepton sensors cucked because itar lol
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3y ago
I've found that policy trivial to circumvent in most EU countries I've visited (which is most of them). Its also a stupid fucking policy.
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3y ago
This is a backdoor way they are trying to introduce mandatory SIM registration.
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3y ago
> getting my ADHD under control using a modified nootropics approach. I'm interested in reading about this
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3y ago
Quite a few security companies will have back channels to the NSA. There's a revolving door between NSA and "cyber". Same shit in the UK, some of the bigger consultancies have very cosy relationships with GCHQ.
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3y ago
In a field as fast paced as information security, that is a long fucking time.
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It used to be fairly common practice for skilled hackers to patch the way they got in, to avoid their borrowed systems from being invaded by skids.
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3y ago
At the time, attacks on healthcare were very much top of mind for everyone.
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3y ago
The only downside is: extremely limited device support by design (ease of support). Has tonnes of hardening though.
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3y ago
Going from ammonia to nitrate is still a fairly hard step - there's much easier home lab ways to produce nitrates, including methods that solely use air and water.
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3y ago
Its the same in the UK. But many landlords aren't compliant with this, and enforcement varies
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3y ago
In the UK it was such a routine thing (landlord not giving your deposit back) that I just stopped paying the last months rent before moving out. The UK does have a supposedly mandatory deposit protection scheme, but a lot of dodgy landlords
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