Comment Re:RTFA. About stolen file of hashed passwords (Score 1) 538
The only problem is rainbow tables That's what salt is for
The only problem is rainbow tables That's what salt is for
You'll also need transportation to and from a grocery store which could be substantially farther away than McDonald's
There must be some sort of culture clash going on here. In Europe, cycling to the grocery store is convenient, vegetables and meat at the saturday market is cheap and of decent quality. Second-hand stores have cheap (and old, but working) pots and stoves. Only the homeless couldn't afford it.
There is a substantial upfront cost of buying the equipment and infrastructure to turn ingredients into food
Ah, come on. Ah stove and some knives aren't that expensive and last for years. In the US it's the fruits and vegetables that are expensive.
I'm sure you're not the first to think of that. IRC Bosch is currently the market-leader for car-radar solutions, they do have a fairly good track record of making reliable car-parts.
Digital Signal Processing goes a long way. With multiple antennas beam-forming is possible. Current systems send out chirp signals. Different cars will not be locked in phase, so that will automatically reduce interference also
Perhaps their engineers are not that skilled?
They started with getting it to work on one distribution (on of the more popular ones), they will get it to work on others.
The articles describing how the worked with graphics card manufacturers to improve performance on linux suggests that their engineers are quite skilled, but only human, so they cannot do everything at once.
Not sure if you're serious, but it's at bit hard to google for that, even with the chocolate factory's save-search enabled.
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