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Related classics: (2019) BigClive overclocks a 120v Presto hot dogger to 250v https://youtu.be/n2ZZbuOeNmw (2019) Veratasium grape microwave plasma https://youtu.be/wCrtk-pyP0I (2022) BigClive The dangers o
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A crushed bit of paper could be a "missile." The mass media put its thumb on the scale, lambasting phenomena by reforging certain words to create a culture of fear and taboo using such example words as "hacker", "te
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That R/C planes, helicopters, and toys need bureaucratic government licensure is only explainable as outgrowth of "helicopter" (pun intended), fear-based parenting and the elimination of everything fun that might have the sli
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Powell's (Portland) and City Lights (SF) are worth mentioning and should be on your bucket list. 0. Powell's is massive. 1. How many bookstores can claim they published Ginsberg? 2. The used bookstore collapse from 2002-present ha
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This press release content marketing appears hung up on some mythical perfect ESB system containing kitchen sink cross-cutting concerns. There are many tools in the toolbox for backend infrastructure: nosqls (memcache/redis/keydb)
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"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." — John Gilmore It's a moral imperative to resist digital totalitarianism in all forms. Parents need to "think of the children", not the governme
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Long-term, correct and fast emulation of x86 and ARM on other platforms is going to be damn important, features and bugs especially, for investment utilization and for long-term archival and historical purposes. Apple did an excellent job w
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I bought 2 new retail boxed WOF 7402's in 2020 for $734.54 USD each. 96 threads and 256 MiB L3 total, decent single- and multi-core performance. So I can't currently justify upgrading to (used) 7742/7702/7H12, much les
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Rebel hack from 2003: don't wear camo. That trend was so over in 1999 anyhow.
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I'm sure it's all good if you rock dreads too, PS/1 Model 2133.
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HAHAHA. :@D Challenge accepted. The right checklist organizes uniformity, success, and safety in almost every human endeavor. - @SomeGuyOnTheInterwebs
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Apart from CYOA, I think a hypertext "book" would be the most effective way to dynamically scale detail preferences without resorting to skimming or skipping. Some people want more or less evidence based on their level of skeptici
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Perhaps nonfiction works could be ordered neatly such that the thesis and support material isn't buried, but arranged in a tiered detailed manner conducive to a "Choose Your Own Adventure"-like skipping of material. Short-for
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More meta is that, when people in aggregate are stressed and not all that wise or informed, they tend to look for convenience and expediency rather than effort and mastery. Unfortunately, this can also happen when people are apathetic or no
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This is what happens with insufficient Arctic sea ice unable to maintain itself through all seasons. The greatest climatic danger is when a weak polar vortex stabilizes into an unconventional, malformed, fixed series of stable Rossby wave n
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Sorry, but you're very wrong. A civil engineer on Sky News even raised this issue. https://www.container-transportation.com/worlds-largest-cont...
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Fenders and such. A major problem is this bridge was designed and built in an era where ships were substantially smaller (3000 TEU) than they are today (20000 TEU).
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Your math appears off by an order of magnitude. KE = ½mv^2. [J] Ship KE = 0.5 * (114000 short tons) * (7.5 knots)^2 = ~7.7e8 J. 747 KE = 0.5 * (510,000 lbs) * (560 mph)^2 = ~7.25e9 J. 747 avg weight = (MTOW + OEW) / 2 = ~510,000 lbs
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I hope the next POTUS makes good on Biden's promises because Baltimore and Maryland will need federal assistance since they can't afford such a burden. And I assume there will lawsuits to recover costs as this caused economic dama
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Sky News was able to secure a civil engineer to give insight and analysis into this disaster in the morning hours. It was a lightweight structure built in the spirit of minimizing cost and anticipating container ships that were approximatel
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Nice. 65-in-1 & 200-in-1 Ratshack. Dad and grandfather, who were both auto mechanics by trade, did a bunch of HeathKit projects including oscilloscopes and a color TV. We were effectively poor and didn't go on vacations because dad
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Ah nice. Btw, some alternative GlobalAllocs: https://github.com/lemonrock/context-allocator https://github.com/gnzlbg/jemallocator https://github.com/raviqqe/bdwgc-alloc htt
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I will definitely hold my breath until these "patents" are granted. I'm just wondering how fraud and SEO spam are protected as intellectual property.
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Quantum rainbow tables... now in 5D! Seriously, this is 99.9% hype, probably generated by AI. I'm just waiting until the SEO spam salespeople flood the internet with Mark V. Shaney's that are entirely self-replicating automata of
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Came here to plug KeyDB. Really cool project. https://github.com/Snapchat/KeyDB
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Duh. Topical CBD products are 99.99% health & wellness scams. CBD is very difficult to absorb, and these "CBD" products typically contain such tiny amounts that are biologically inconsequential. And CBD really isn't for p
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Ouch. There are 3rd-party rekeyers who have specialized duplication machines, which hopefully can do new keys. Also, new Lexuses contain a lot of plastic in the exterior, which makes them prone to deteriorating more quickly even if garaged.
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In turbulent times, the tallest grass gets chopped first. But also, a few megacorps increasingly occupy increasingly numerous facets of lives of billions of people and should be carefully monitored so that they don't abuse their power.
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We would "argue" about what was said anywhere from weeks to months ago, and she would replay the entire conversation verbatim.
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C++14 is a safe bet. C++17 is almost pushing it. C++23 isn't even fully implemented by any compiler. I tend to default to C++11 with C++[11,23]-portability. In general, write maximally portable code without using vendor- or standard-sp
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