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by 2rsf 7y ago
Based on the fact that Bluetooth signal is weak and short ranged by design
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> Bluetooth device has a unique address called BD_ADDR. It contains two parts: company ID which is unique across the world, and device ID which is unique within the products of the company Link: http://progtutorials.tripod.com
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> This was back when xenon headlights were novel they are still expensive, in Sweden BMW steering wheels are a hit in the last few years
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I have read that even in Sweden where long parental leaves (think a year) are acceptable both for men and women, women still suffer from that in the long term. The problem being not explaining the gaps, but the fact of taking it.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
try leaching on another delivery... find a small construction site near you and nicely ask to pay for a partial delivery. Some hardware stores might even suggest that
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by 2rsf 7y ago
They are complementing each other, concrete is a terrible heat insulator, hard to work with (requires molds and steel reinforcements), heavier than bricks which requires a stronger design, hard to live with (think of drilling, moving walls
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by 2rsf 7y ago
really cool as a concept, but AFAIK torpedoes need huge amount of explosives [0] since ships are very tough targets, being in a swarm would not help since you need to concentrate the energy to one place. [0] https://en.wikipedia.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Its not that simple, higher wages also mean that people spends more, that could actually be significant in places like McDonald's
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I checked and in Sweden a low level employee in McDonalds would earn 21930 sek (2300 dollars), or 17593 sek after taxes, which might be just enough to live from if you live outside of big cities.
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by 2rsf 7y ago
What do you need to anonymize ? what type of system are you asking about ? do you need to comply with GDPR ? names, addresses, id numbers or account numbers can be easily randomized. Dates and numbers (what kind of system is it?) are tricki
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> unethical ?? I'm not saying it couldn't be done (and run on Linux of course) but the entire industry needs professional support tailoring the needed software package, solve problems, install updates or define the needed hardw
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I was really surprised to find out that my kids didn't know what a spreadsheet is, they are not afraid from technology are curious and try to find the "best tool for the job" but somehow this was left out. Schools here in Swe
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> chose not to go through the extra steps of qualifying a connector/mount for a flash daughtercard are there such connectors suitable for automotive environments ? you don't want your flash to fall off while driving
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by 2rsf 7y ago
I live at 59.3 and dark curtains are not too common, most house I saw have some kind of shades or fluffy curtains, both don't block light > they concluded the human clock was 25.1 hours You keep quoting questionable or out dated res
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by 2rsf 7y ago
no it is not, think of it this way- a PDF page size and content are not dynamic, it is sized according to real physical page size so what you are trying to do is squeeze a 210 × 297 millimeters page into 122 x 91 millimeters screen, or alte
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Since forever I am doing most of my readings in electronic formats. Most of the new 300 ppi devices use the same screens, or small variations on it, so the differences are not huge in terms of screen quality. I recently moved from a Kindle
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one. We didn't take into account loss of sales and reputation, the equation is not (should not) be that simple
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Adding a bit to the great answers here. Are you doing Exploratory Testing [0] ? if not then you probably should. You will probably find out that you need a bunch of tools to help you exploring the product, so why don't you spend some t
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by 2rsf 7y ago
End to end tests also tend to be more fragile and require a more complex test environment, this means you might end up spending too much time fixing broken stuff (tests, environment) and getting a lot of false failures. On the other hand if
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> to get a SIM card getting a new card is not the same as swapping
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by 2rsf 7y ago
What capabilities will those (supposedly) satellites have ? read the small handwriting on the shopping list I have made through the apartment window at night ?
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Israel pioneered UAVs as early as 1982 [1] and Firebee's regularly flew over Vietnam [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAI_Scout [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Model_147
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> they often retain their potency for many years after the supposed expiration date With the exception of few drugs that do go bad "often" is not good enough, AFAIU it's a statistical game of certainties- I want to be X%
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> It creates “containerized” versions of all the external parts we use. It is mocking but on the outside of our code. Our API thinks it is in a real physical environment. While I am in favor of a Dockerized solution, and have used it ext
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by 2rsf 7y ago
You can now lock your address using BankID
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> the shop doesn't really use the chip on Id tho Same for SIM swapping here in Sweden, they check your ID very superficially
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by 2rsf 7y ago
> always about not paying with the exception of regional blocked content you are right, but now we are back to a point where it becomes (relatively) expensive to have a big enough variety available to watch
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by 2rsf 7y ago
Amazing and takes me back to my high school project's days. But I must ask- why ??
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by 2rsf 7y ago
My current commute is relatively short, on super crowded train and bus and requires a switch so all I can do is listen to something and I prefer podcasts. From learning Swedish, through isoteric mumbling to technical stuff. When I had a com
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by 2rsf 7y ago
they haven't, but they made it super accessible to my mother and the nice old lady upstairs both as a host and a visitor

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