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  • Cute, but it looks like there aren't actually any FIPS approved homomorphic protocols. That's a big risk for someone like a bank to take on

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  • This is incredibly important to black hole astrophysics. Don't ask why

  • They were told once that as long as you're "traveling" not "driving" you don't need to follow laws

  • Dalinar, be sensible

  • Cruising the man pages for little girls?

  • There's a couple of Lutris scripts, but the one that kinda worked for me was this https://github.com/cryinkfly/Autodesk-Fusion-360-for-Linux/

    Depending on what you're doing, check out Freecad. It's still a bit buggy but ever since it hit 1.0 it's been a lot better, and it runs natively on Linux

  • Star Citizen says hi

  • So much for "great jeans"

  • That's because they peaked in the first couple of centuries AD, color wasn't invented until way later

  • Sure, and while I'm at it I'll pour molten gold in their keyholes

  • Annual review of the top and bottom performing stuffed animal accessories

  • Call it Beltalowda

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  • That's actually so much better than throwing beds at people

  • That's still looking for sources that fit a predetermined conclusion, not real research

  • Historical ones did, but marksmanship wasn't really a thing because, well, muskets. The ones in the book mainly rely on swords, nougat, and multiple Quirks.

  • Civilian-use GPS signals are unencrypted specifically because they want to be as open as possible. It was originally a military only system, that was only opened up in 2000 after a civilian airliner blundered into Russian airspace and got shot down.

    Military-only signals are encrypted. There are also newer civilian-only signals with checksums and on alternative frequencies but there aren't enough of the new sats up yet to live on it fully. Check whether your phone supports dual-band GPS, or specifically the L5 signal. There are even apps you can download that will display the full output of your GPS chip, including every satellite in view.

  • Given the ubiquity of phones and watches, I'd say close to 100% of the population has clocks

  • Bringing back old characters for nostalgia bait cameos, it happens way too much

  • Now I have a Tommy gun. Ho ho ho