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@mitchellh@hachyderm.io MTTR implies that there ever is recovery to start with. If it's always failing/incorrect (and it is), that immediately breaks down. MTBF in the immediate is asymptotic because it's always failing.

@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @asokel@ohai.social More than the others, it has still gotten worse than it was which is unfortunate.

@asokel@ohai.social Where affordable RAM has gone.

@asokel@ohai.social You will have to consume it.

@orange_lux@eldritch.cafe @dibi58@this.mouse.rocks @karl@infosec.exchange Technically, given the kind of compute for energy ratios that human brains (and other dynamic nanosystems) manage to accomplish, it should be quite possible to accomplish with synthetic biology. We just need to get much better at it and forget ever accomplishing it on static compute (stop even trying, the efficiency is too bad). The efficiency of digital static compute is laughably bad at the best of times.

@space_environmentalism@mastodon.social Couldn't they simply shoot them down?

@tiefling@bardicperspiration.club Ah, I"ve heard a lot of memes about the quality of food in those. At least it was properly cooked through? (Yes, the standards are that low.)

@tiefling@bardicperspiration.club I would recommend breaking the egg into a bowl, such that you can then remove any such fragments (they're not supposed to happen, but lack of practice is a way to have that result). Or if you're buying such sandwiches directly, I'd recommend switching to another place.

@apzpins@some.apz.fi @ifixcoinops@retro.social > I get some night BBS that existed 4 months in 1994 might not be worth mentioning, It's probably <4kb worth of data, there's no real reason not to mention it either.

@alice@lgbtqia.space @acb@mastodon.social @webhat@infosec.exchange On top of that, they're now filming my purchases, selling the data, They also do that with the regular purchases in places with bad privacy laws. using a fraction of the profit to pay armed security Only some extremely shitty places have some nagging asshole like that here, and they cannot be armed here.

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org @u0421793@toot.pikopublish.ing @jes@outerheaven.club Yet another example of patents making the world worse for everyone. They really have long overstayed their welcome.

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org The scenery never gets stale, how nice is that?

@wallabra@bark.lgbt @neckspike@indiepocalypse.social @eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place To an extent. 0.3 micrometers is the size that was taken as a general measurement target for testing because it apparently sits around where a particle is worst affected by both electrostatic effects (and other very-small particle effects) that better affect smaller particles, and physical obstruction that better affects larger particles. Something like that. So if something has a rating meaning 99.95% filtration per pass would leave relatively little in its filtered exhaust, but with a sufficient saturation of some sufficiently virulent pathogen a single pass may not be enough. Air circulation in the room also becomes very important, because air has to actually go through the filtering process to be sanitized. (This is incidentally why rock cutting workers (when properly equipped) use rebreathers and other air-cleansing equipment instead of just N95 respirators. Enough goes through such filters that there is still a health hazard.) There is still stuff that isn't affected enough like scent particles that get very small or gasses, but those are also not biohazards (they can be toxic or allergenic though, among other issues, but that's an entirely different kind of problem and requires a different approach for handling).

@xyhhx@438punk.house How do they square that law with the Charter of Rights? It demonstrably conflicts with #7, #8, #11 ("(c) not to be compelled to be a witness in proceedings against that person in respect of the offence;") & #13.

@revk@toot.me.uk > (and raw milk did not help that). They also forget that people boiled their milk before drinking it.

@xgranade@wandering.shop It does exist. The problem is that those with principles were contributing to projects that weren't necessarily a majority of those with principles. As a result when the rug gets pulled they have nothing to show because what they've been building has been poisoned. It was not standalone or independent.

@realcaseyrollins@social.teci.world @vriska@lizards.live So all state enforcement, of any sort, is terrorism?

@u0421793@toot.pikopublish.ing @davidrevoy@framapiaf.org @jes@outerheaven.club Oh I meant the fact that they had a practical monopoly by gatekeeping a foundational technology. Which is indeed the entire point of patents (and why they're harmful).

@veil_im@infosec.exchange @beep@piefed.world I'm mostly surprised to learn that anyone uses any other schema than that. Server-side unilateral addition capacity is blatantly insecure and surely no one would take that seriously, right⸮

@N33R@fops.cloud Won't the browser either crash the tab or slowly OOM?

@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt It probably even has a similar mouthfeel.

@olivvybee@beehive.city Remember, Friday one hour before leaving is official testing time⸮

@ALewpqX9B5hLrwnPl2.uriel@bbs.keinpfusch.net @orange_lux@eldritch.cafe @karl@infosec.exchange @dibi58@this.mouse.rocks That's a question of degrees at that point. Even if you use building blocks that already exist, isn't it synthetic? Similar to a hammer, all the components remain natural (since they clearly exist to start with), but intelligent intervention was involved in its making. That at least is the distinction I draw. There's no particular reason to recreate it entirely from scratch unless you very specifically want to make it deliberately incompatible with the rest of the biosphere.

Woah chat, girls.

Those mass surveillance laws assholes are pushing for.

Do they just enjoy human suffering that much or is someone paying them for it?

Blatant disregard for constitutional rights and research/studies alike. They're either grossly incompetent or deliberately malicious and I want to know why.

@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social Tomatoes are for drying. One does not eat them in their raw gelatinous(?) consistency. Careful use in salads is possible, if one is very mindful of ingredient texture balance.

@anthropy@mastodon.derg.nz I'm unsure how effective that is at containing the HF production, but it should at least contain the energy. Boiling water takes a considerable amount of it.

@nullenvk@yourwalls.today I was thinking about just that earlier. Any definition that fails to account for even just furries is a worthless definition.

@realcaseyrollins@social.teci.world @vriska@lizards.live Isn't it the use and inducement of terror for economic and political goals? (As the impoverished get used as a threat to obtain compliance from the others.) That lines up a lot closer to the common definition of terrorism than "elimination of enemy commanders and other strategic targets", which is a lot closer to what was suggested prior.

@evacide@hachyderm.io @nakal@mastodon.social How are warrantless border searches reconciliated with their unconstitutionality? edit: Ah, the supreme court decided on some utter idiocy. I see.

@tiefling@bardicperspiration.club > I've tried Archive Of Our Own but at least my experience was that if u aren't writing fanfics, u are invisible. Depending on topic & such, tagging works, bookmarking & tagging and adding to collections & tagging can possibly help. At least if the way people search for stuff resembles mine at all. Original works that are completely untagged are basically impossible to find unless one already knows they exist or the author. (Outside of browsing by newest everything around the time they're posted/updated they won't be found.) (If only ao3 provided FTS datasets or db dumps, one could work around the limitations of its search engine.)

@Rasp@raru.re One does have to wonder how it would taste.

@eoaiuastwg@borg.social Did you buy any new device?

@vitalis@dirtyknight.life Of course not, that would mess with the use of somatic components.

Well what do you know chat, someone did follow the money (at least 3 different news sources mentioned in wiki). Why are they still in their position with blatant conflicts of interest?

source: https://brot.eus/objects/47e0e839-524d-4966-b541-c6c0ad0c9ab7
@grillchen@brot.eus

@josephcox@infosec.exchange There has only been a single other case? I wonder if that means it is considerably flimsier to test in court than might have been previously assumed.

@khm @foone@digipres.club That's a bug. It makes respecting coding standards for certain projects impossible.

@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social I have tried. It is not pleasant. Even with cherry tomatoes the taste does not justify the texture experience.

It's interesting how much official translation can modify a story.

No, I do not mean to the extent Ghost Stories did. That is funny, but quite different from just translating.

@realcaseyrollins@social.teci.world @vriska@lizards.live Is it really terrorism if any terror is purely incidental to the actual intended result?

@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange "Question not the hand that feeds, praise only its benevolence" - Odin, probably.

@VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social But yes the implied "grocery tomatoes are often worse" is true, yes.

@N33R@fops.cloud I'll happily settle for just the first line.

@Epic_Null@infosec.exchange @Li@tech.lgbt @corbet@social.kernel.org I wonder if GrapheneOS provides full-disk encryption and whether it is broken or not. If it's included and not broken, a bitwise copy would mean very little.

@wallabra@bark.lgbt @eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place @neckspike@indiepocalypse.social should we count recycling ACs as social murder? That's literally how an air scrubber works. Repeated passes at some filtration efficiency until the air is adequately sanitized. Renewing the air with new contaminated air faster than it produces adequately filtered air would defeat the purpose. But I doubt you can just filter viruses out of the air, they're minuscule! You can. That's literally what HEPA certification for filters is about. And the standards for surgery-grade or cleanroom grade filters are even more stringent.

You might have noticed I'm boosting a lot of cats. I have noticed too.

@realcaseyrollins@social.teci.world @vriska@lizards.live That would make firing people in precarious economic situations tantamount to terrorism. Personally I think it is not terrorism, the goal is accomplished or orthogonal to any terror it may inspire.

@dansup@mastodon.social @catsalad@infosec.exchange @nlnet@social.nlnet.nl For good reason then.

@millie@infosec.exchange @evacide@hachyderm.io I seem to recall modern systems using hardware-bound key storage, such that the built-in software will not work without the same key store. Recovering the key through bruteforce enumeration remains possible. They will just have to be very patient.