semisober
Re:How to build a search engine with Ruby on Rails
on Friday September 17, 2021 @04:52AM (#28562877)
Exactly, I only started maybe a month ago and incredibly simple to get into.
Re:China prepares to test thorium-fuelled nuclear reactor
on Friday September 17, 2021 @04:26AM (#28562705)
Just read it and it seems obviously very impressive that they managed to switch from uranium to Thorium. But I do wonder how their trials of fusion reactors are going. Not too long ago there were breakthroughs in this tech. Perhaps if more work got put into this we could finally break the needed gap and produce more power that we put into it. Thus making it a viable and clean power source of the future.
Twitch starts banning users over abuse
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Re:$100M in bounties paid via HackerOne to ethical hackers
on Thursday May 28, 2020 @12:48PM (#23339468)
Here's a link to "The 2020 hacker report" by HackerOne
https://www.hackerone.com/lp/resources/2020-hacker-report
I've looked through it and there's some nice information on how hacker industry emerged and grew into what it is now, talks about money earned by ethical hacking as well.
Clearview AI faces lawsuit over gathering people's images without consent
Re:The Vintage Beauty of Soviet Control Rooms (2018)
on Thursday May 28, 2020 @12:38PM (#23339341)
I had the luck of visiting post-soviet countries in Eastern Europe, and I can say I was somewhat admired by the block buildings that they have. Rows and rows of massive constructions that look alike, we even visited some apartments, and they had the same room placement, some had really old chandeliers, which gave a strange sense of luxury in a room that's really plain and simple. I think we visited the district where Chernobyl was filmed, but right now I can't remember the exact country.