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10y ago
As an embedded systems guy, Hackernoon [0] tells me that nobody uses jQuery anymore: > -It’s 2016 man, no one uses jQuery anymore, it ends up in a bunch of spaghetti code. Everyone knows that. [0] https://hackernoon.com/
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> Systemd is just fixing things that have been broken for a very long time. This. I for one don't miss the mess of shell scripts for network management, init, bootloader, cron, etc. I personally think systemd already does 10x bette
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One thing that baffles me with Google Drive is security and permissions. To go through a folder and all of it's sub-folders to unshare or fix things is a tedious pain. Plus, all the random cloud apps that require access to all files i
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Does anyone know zpaq compares? Lrzip [0] shows it as having desirable archival performance. [0] http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/lrzip/README.benchmarks
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NuttX would be interesting on a raspberry pi. Much lighter weight then Linux but still implements POSIX like interfaces. The POSIX stuff always felt to clunky for a microcontroller, but rPi might be just right. While a port has been discu
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I agree about being underpowered. But when it comes to education its more about software support and community. I'd say the same and the first two generations of raspberry pi, but the community and price trumped all.
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Didn't ask for a redo. Had it been just silk screen maybe. I had sent my prototype gerbers to two places. Pcbway was better quality and cheaper. As a result, I gave them the rest of the production order.
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I used their 2-layer service a while back it wasn't impressed, primary issues were solder mask wasn't up to spec, silkscreen was rough, and some copper was removed from areas that should have met their spec. I wound up going with
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Richard Thieme Playing Through the Pain and Impact of Secrets and Dark Knowledge
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> Those USB sockets are mighty close together Based on the "alpha" in the image name, I'm hoping they fixed that.
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Ask HN: How do authors discover when others post their articles on HN so quickly?
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I use a daily systemd timer on my home machine to remotely back-up the data on my VPS. From there, my home machine backs-up a handful of data from different places to a remote server. Make sure you check the status of backups, I send journ
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10y ago
All the more reason to shop more at NewEgg.
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Never heard about Project Shield[0] but looks like a good idea for sites like his. [0] https://projectshield.withgoogle.com/
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This is very handy, thanks for sharing
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Anyone have experience with insurance companies like Velosurance[0] or claims against renters (or homeowners with a reasonable deductible) insurance for bike theft? [0] https://velosurance.com/
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4.9 == Next LTS Kernel
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Imagine if it was a mechanical keyboard with loud switches.
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Scoot: Why are we changing our prices?
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Looks like many of the YouTube videos linked to by other news sites (Verge, CNN, USA Today) pointed to YouTube videos that have been taken down due to copyright infringement. Higher resolution video by RT @ [0] and appears to give attributi
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Password Sharing Is Now a Crime
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It's worth mentioning that the Skype for Linux Alpha FAQ[0] mentions that this build is (finally) 64-bit and 32-bit support may not come. I for one welcome this. The last time I installed Skype on Arch Linux it installed 200MB+ of lib
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We can all dream
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Saleae looking for creative investment options
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Passive Funds versus Active Funds: The Conclusive Results
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Same here. Simple. I use it more for connecting to resources behind NAT then as an anonymizing proxy.
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OpenBike | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full Time | Embedded / Firmware Engineer OpenBike is looking for an embedded systems engineer to join the team as our first hire. We are building the second prototype of what will become the indu
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I don't understand the real value in this. They take a bunch of BGA parts + passives and put the dies in a bigger BGA that approaches the same PCB area? If someone has the manufacturing capability to put down one integrated BGA part,
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OpenBike | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full Time OpenBike is looking for an embedded systems engineer to join the team as our first hire. This is your opportunity to join an early stage start-up and experience Highway1.io's Spring 201
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11y ago
Unsurprisingly, it appears that the "BizBook 1"[0] is a re-badged Taiwanese Clevo W740SU[1] which was also sold as the System76 Galago Ultra Pro[2] And why is it so hard to find pictures of old Clevo laptops on vendor sites? Not
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