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RCS (Reaction Control System) which you can see on Artemis I internal video as it falls down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QbYrs5SZ5M

Mirror (site seems down) https://archive.is/92OIx

The affected table includes these models as well: 787-8, -9, and -10

mirror https://web.archive.org/web/20250711203907/https://aaib.gov....

mirror https://web.archive.org/web/20250711203907/https://aaib.gov....

It happened while the G4-G5 onset triggered, on the initial hit timing wise for local time.

Other people in the wider area saw similar issues, but mostly were local. Usually power is very stable.

Here in Stockholm, Sweden had some power flickering and UPS triggering at home and several friend's place a few minutes ago.

Shame it's going to be always bright outside tonight :(

See recent changes already bringing score in the opposite direction https://steamdb.info/app/553850/history/?changeid=23424969

Seeing the same in Sweden

A lot of tagging programs add them as they just get appended or prepended to the file regardless their content. Sometimes one program reads a format but writes in the other, I have personally found a FLAC in the wild with ID3v2 at the front, ID3 at the back (corrupt) and FLAC metadata as well. The FLAC metadata inside was wrong, the valid one was outside at the front (sadly it was a broken JIS encoding).

There is no sane approach to media. Between legacy formats, legacy tagging, and all kinds of implementation specific bugs, you are in for a ride if you want to cater to more than one decoder out there :)

Still flaky with double ID3 tags (front/back) or issues parsing metadata (so it fails decoding), but the issues with variable block size were solved. Most FLAC I handle on a large system play fine.

There are other issues related to streaming the FLAC via Range requests depending if it is WebAudio, <audio> or directly in a tab, however this applies to all audio/media in general.

You are correct. Those BankID physical devices have tamper switches that erase RAM on device opening.

An alternative is debit card bankid (as a smartcard, then add Mobile BankID back), but it's being deprecated soon.

There is one they "burned" here https://github.com/widevinedump/LenovoTB-X505X-L1-KEY

Just a keypair + certificate.

> NOTE: temperature data will begin updating 1-2 days after launch. Displays will read "---" until that point.

You can read the blog post via the... RSS feed!

https://blog.roblox.com/feed/

I use a Ledger for U2F/WebAuthn/GPG/SSH. Works pretty well, you can have multiple entities from a single seed. You only have to backup that seed (which can have attached passwords), and it can be recreated across any compatible device (Ledger, or Trezor, or even decode them manually)

A storm is categorized by intensity when it hits Earth.

It is common, but not an everyday occurrence

It can be traded against actual USD, same as other notes. "stablecoin" does not mean it's equal to USD, but about the same value (see DAI, USDC, etc.)

To add to the previous response, for your wallet you can create multiple sub-accounts or sub-addresses, that can be used to specifically track payments. You can also use integrated addresses, which tags an encrypted payment id to go with it.

Additionally the sender can prove they sent a specific transaction output to you, without exposing information where it came from.

CLI supports Ledger, just need to have it plugged it at the time

Interesting dual licensing

> This project is dual-licensed under MIT and the ABSE ("Anyone But Stefan Esser") license. Note that an additional exception to the license is added, forbidding use/redistribution of said content to his trainees as well, but only when in a 5 mile radius from "Stefan Esser" or while holding any sort of (video)conference/chat with him.

> Note that this license will only be used as long as what would capstone decode / that one other arm64 ida plugin thing by i0n1c ("Stefan Esser") are not under the MIT license. afterwards, all exceptions are cleared and basically MIT license applies

Bitcoin mining at this time requires ASIC devices that cannot switch to other algorithms, other coins that use the same, sure, but not for example Ethereum.

Sending to an address means sending it to a "hash" of a public key (or a more complex script) on all modern formats. Then such script and data is revealed on spend.

BIP-39, uses 2048 words, and can all be distinguished from each other using the first four characters of each word. This is used to encode raw binary entropy, but adapting it to arbitrary amounts of data is straightforward. For padding I would suggest either pre-encoding length at the start or using classic block cipher padding (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padding_(cryptography) )

See for BIP-39, wordlists under a folder https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawi...

According to previous Hayabusa mission, the parachute pyrotechnics need to be confirmed safe

Better link pointing to the category, includes more results https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/category/thin...

We have a bunch of Mac build servers here. They are also called trashcans by everyone that works with them.

That’s why the rules state the size of your code is included in the calculations

These are the contents of the file, after converting them from binary plist to plain xml: https://gist.github.com/shoghicp/2b529b54b9d70daf192b68e3564...

We still use it sometimes at Mojang :)