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I'd love the see the details of how they remove heat from that monster chip.
Re:GNUnet 0.11.5 on Sunday June 30, 2019 @06:48PM (#20321053)
Here's a few things GNUnet replaces and why it's better:

Bittorrent is replaced by GNUnet "filesharing", it's trackerless, it provides a search function, users can adjust their level of anonymity for publishing, downloading, and searching.

DNS is replaced by "GNS", it covers the "decentralized" and "secure" points in Zooko's triangle, it a pet name system.

VPN is replaced by GNUnet VPN, which is just VPN over GNUnet so it can take advantage of the p2p network.

TCP/UDP/SPDY/QUIC is replaced by "cadet", takes advantage of the p2p network.

There's also a DHT.

And there's lots of other stuff that's in-progress.

If you want more solid evidence of unsafe driving, you could mount an ultrasonic distance sensor to your bike: http://codaxus.com/c3ft/c3ft-v3/
Do you mean the Drake equation? The relevant factor would be n_e "the average number of planets that can potentially support life per star that has planets"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equation

Re:Shanghai City in panoramic view in 195 gigapixels on Wednesday December 19, 2018 @11:45AM (#18716928)
Top of the HSBC building.

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