

Not for home computers. But storing data in DNA could become feasible for archiving, as it is very dense and degrades very slowly.


Not for home computers. But storing data in DNA could become feasible for archiving, as it is very dense and degrades very slowly.
I use en- and em-dashes religiously in my LaTeX documents, and I’m not going to start using the wrong kind of dash on purpose. Might as well abandon grammar while we’re at it.


They advertise that passwords are only stored on the server in encrypted form, meaning they couldn’t read them even if they wanted to (or were forced to by a government agency) and you don’t have to trust them not to. This paper shows that several vulnerabilities exist in the protocol which could be exploited by malicious code running on the server (injected by hackers or a government agency), which would then allow an attacker to obtain cleartext-passwords. So you do, in fact, have to trust the servers integrity.
I have my AP connected with a trunk link and configured to offer different SSIDs for different VLANs. I connect IOT devices to the IOT WiFi, and home assistant can see them since the machine running it is connected to that VLAN as well. Apart from the initial setup, this feels like less of a hassle, as firewall rules are already set up for this VLAN (no connection to internet or other VLANs). If I had to manually make sure that every new IOT device I add is incapable of talking to the internet, I think I’d go mad.


Or who do so little cleaning at home that their appartment becomes almost unusable or outright dangerous to live in


*so Apple claims. Is it possible to verify the key is un-recoverably deleted? The more reasonable approach (when it comes to security) would be to never upload a key in the first place.
I usually go in the morning because it is incredibly packed in the afternoon / evening.
I often have to wait to use the self-checkout as well
A router is not a network switch is not a wireless access point. Using the machine as a router works with one ethernet port.
I would still not recommend this approach, as your network will be unusable when this machine goes down.
With a cashier, I can start packing while they scan, which is way faster


TL;DR: Big-O notation describes asymptotic behavior
Yeah, something like 1.5-2g of protein per kg of body weight feels impossible on a vegan diet. I’d be eating nothing but beans all day.
You’re telling me one slice contains the energy of 1kg of fat? What kind of monstrous cake was that?!


To be fair, removing the entire OS does disable this feature


Wireguard evil, mmkay?
Mom can make more babies. Existing babies would not survive without mom anyway. Seems pretty reasonable to me from an evolutionary point of view.
That assumes the container itself is run as root, right?
Crazy that you mention gas before groceries, when food is one of the few things you absolutely need to survive