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by 15155 1y ago
Or, you know, a $0.02 write protect switch on the motherboard.
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by 15155 1y ago
These aren't zero-blade fans, they are normal multi-blade impellers that are piped into a duct.
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by 15155 1y ago
> Even though the OS has to "read" your messages in order to print them on your screen. The phoning home part is the key difference.
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by 15155 1y ago
Is there potentially an overlap between the kind of individuals that might want to live in a house with 18 other people and general criminality?
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by 15155 1y ago
> no one will magically show up and break arbitrary cd player functionality Once upon a time, ASCAP would show up at your small-town record shop and make you pay under threat of lawsuit.
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by 15155 1y ago
That you are "pretty privileged" is a value judgment of your own and is irrelevant to the deleterious effects that the conditions of your employment create on the industry at large. Yes: software developer incomes are high. But si
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by 15155 1y ago
The point is that it is a non-zero amount of effort and cost, creating a second class of employees.
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by 15155 1y ago
Totally dodging the issue. You claimed "white supremacist" was an accurate title, cited Nazis who invaded other countries and eradicated the local culture/population/racial groups without assimilating (eerily similar to
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by 15155 1y ago
Every system works in a vacuum - until it becomes the primary target.
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by 15155 1y ago
Or swarm it from 6 directions at sub 0° depression. I'd love to know how this isn't blinding everyone in the area tasked with operating and protecting this system.
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by 15155 1y ago
Why not just shell the shit out of this thing and the entire path to it with smoke (or real ordnance?) If you don't have artillery, the first wave of drones could be sacrificially carrying smoke achieving an instant attenuation highway
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by 15155 1y ago
Absent substance, how is this not just self-promotion?
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by 15155 1y ago
Sometimes torque is a bad thing.
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by 15155 1y ago
> so there is no fiscal reason to sunset it early. Silicon (or verification thereof) isn't free.
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by 15155 1y ago
MarkMonitor
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by 15155 1y ago
Why should this negate my rights?
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by 15155 1y ago
Isn't this accomplished via an almanac of published ILS Category III airports and their runways? I thought this system just picked the closest runway and broadcasts "get out of my way, I'm making an emergency landing!"
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by 15155 1y ago
BTW: the NPM logo is blurry in that phishing email.
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by 15155 1y ago
> What is so bad about hiring people who are legally allowed to work in the US? They command market rate wages.
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by 15155 1y ago
> No one said illegal immigration Yeah, that's called marketing and spin: "illegal immigrant" somehow becomes "undocumented newcomer" in order to deflect from reality. > How does an influx of unvetted, unskill
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by 15155 1y ago
> 2FA and passkeys are so annoying to juggle. Try 1Password Family and store your passkeys in there?
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by 15155 1y ago
This is why chiplets are used.
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by 15155 1y ago
> NXP's rt1060 and rt1170 for work These both have FlexSPI controllers capable of interfacing with $3-5 in PSRAM at 8M or 16M.
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by 15155 1y ago
Hardware companies routinely license individual EDA tool seats that cost more than numerous developer salaries - $1k/year is nothing if it improves productivity by any measurable amount.
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by 15155 1y ago
> why not just standup wifi? Range.
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by 15155 1y ago
Helium switched from LoRAWAN to some LTE-based thing at some point, guessing that's what happened here.
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by 15155 1y ago
> However, making at home a useful microcontroller or FPGA would require not only an electron-beam lithography machine, but also a ion-implantation machine, a diffusion furnace, a plasma-etch machine, a sputtering machine and a lot of ot
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by 15155 1y ago
> affordable photolithography machines We'll likely never have "affordable" photolithography , but electron beam lithography will become obtainable in my lifetime (and already is, DIY, to some degree.)
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by 15155 1y ago
What's the purpose of annual flu vaccination programs if "viruses do not mutate!"?
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by 15155 1y ago
https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/6151275

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