uncoder0

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by uncoder0 5y ago
Maybe I'm being naive but why would you use such an old browser? There seem to be many vulnerabilities. https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2012-6470/
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by uncoder0 5y ago
Now think about this... Steam is running on nearly every gamer's PC. That's what I'm more worried about than exploits in individual games.
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by uncoder0 5y ago
It's been done before. I consider it a passive dark pattern.
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by uncoder0 5y ago
Couldn't you use something like monero but, I guess then you couldn't audit it.
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by uncoder0 5y ago
Have you ever seen San Francisco internet? It's awful in many populated places and mean income is quite high. I get a gig pretty much anywhere I live in a big Texas metro area.
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by uncoder0 5y ago
You've never met a female VC? We just raised our second round and we have 4 women VC's or angels on the captable now. Maybe it's just based on industry. I'm in sports/media tech.
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by uncoder0 5y ago
Because the media doesn't want to draw attention to wealth inequality, it's pretty straight forward.
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by uncoder0 5y ago
It really depends on what you classify as a key? For the F16 there are countless pins and blocks that need to be removed before the plane is ready for the pilot to come start it up. They're not really put key in hole and turn it kind o
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Yeah... I would even be fine if the govt covered the cost of servicing the loan to keep the interest at 0%.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Go figure... this wasn't just the news getting it wrong but, it was also one of the core points brought up in the recent impeachment of the former President.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Yeah... those F22's aren't powered by magic.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
The F22 and F35 are far more modular. No more soldering irons and oscilloscopes were needed in the shop after the upgrade. Just swap out the module and you're good to go. Can't go into too much more detail than that.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Worked around F16's and F22's when I was in and can attest that this is the source of the issue for upgrades. Everything in the software is so tightly coupled to the hardware that updating the F16's would be a monumental effo
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Those don't look too safe. I can't imagine you'd survive being hit by anything bigger than a mini in any of those boxes. Of course people are buying unsafe alternatives for a fraction of a price... disclaimer: not a tesla fan
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by uncoder0 6y ago
You're not comparing bitcoin to the right thing. You're comparing bitcoin's energy usage to the usage of a country. Bitcoin is competing against much bigger players than small countries it's attempting to compete with Fi
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by uncoder0 6y ago
It is relevant, it makes it more absurd than Parler's bans but, I was just trying to point out they're for the same core reason.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
As I said nothing else in common....
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by uncoder0 6y ago
You, like Parler, have been targeted by the powers that be. You may have nothing else in common other than that but, you're in the same boat it seems.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
I think this right here is the issue. They've backed themselves into the corner of 'We Don't need LIDAR'. When we were scrapping together on a 75k budget we bought budget lidar with a 180 degree linear sweep and it cost
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by uncoder0 6y ago
In my opinion, the problem is Tesla and Elon refuse to acknowledge the value of LIDAR. A fused sensor approach is the only way we're going to get full autonomy. I was in this field in 2007 on the DARPA Urban challenge so maybe the stat
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by uncoder0 6y ago
I am betting that Starlink will have an impact on where people live. We have tons of beautiful empty land in this country but, modern life requires broadband and that's not well distributed yet.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
From my understanding the reasons it is difficult to adopt are also some of the reasons it's inherently the most secure / anonymous cryptocurrency.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
On Number 2. Calibers to consider due to their prevalence: 1. .22lr - Doesn't pack too much punch but it's good for hunting small game. It's very easy to stock >10,000 rounds of this ammunition. 2. 9mm - Most common handgu
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by uncoder0 6y ago
I'm a member of several squad gaming communities on discord. We always do our briefings in teamspeak for the better audio codecs and features for ducking and crowd control.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
That's a fair point. As a self dubbed 'free-speech' platform I'd assume they'd shy away from the excessive moderation seen on Facebook.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Well funny you mention 8kun specifically it is down at the time of your comment. I find HN to be a good balance of moderation and open discussion. Like all platforms it has it's biases but, people are relatively civil and open to discu
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by uncoder0 6y ago
>"Obviously all of the insidious planning and hatred that presumably occurred on Parler is abhorrent. I think I can hate all of those things without believing that the site should be censored." I have yet to see any evidence
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by uncoder0 6y ago
https://capitolweekly.net/black-panthers-armed-capitol/ It's happened many times. More recently, in 1983 someone set off a bomb outside senate chambers to try and kill senators. IIRC Bill Clinton pardoned them.
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by uncoder0 6y ago
I honestly wonder where these protests are being planned. I've been scouring all the places that the implied crowd frequents as I have for years (social media and it's impact fascinates me) and I've seen few mentions of a pla
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by uncoder0 6y ago
Because they weren't arrested attacking the capitol. I just saw confirmation in this thread that at least one person was arrested with a firearm who had entered the capitol so I corrected my original comment.

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