486sx33

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   by 486sx33 2y ago

   I think it was nice for a modem using 2 wire very lightweight and flexible phone connector Cat5 connector - too heavy and too easy to break the XJACK
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   by 486sx33 2y ago

   I don’t think my history is important but I grew up in a home of 5 children (I’m the oldest), single (divorced) mother with far under the poverty line for a single person income. I don’t know this test is very good, but my score was 7 My si
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   by 486sx33 2y ago

   I have to say - it wasn’t exactly “accidentally” that this occurred
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   by 486sx33 2y ago

   I think a better question is, “have you ever HAND soldered this close?” I’ve pulled BGAs with a heat gun and attached leads to individual balls without contacting the next one(s) … which you really want to get good at because de-soldering b
5. 365.▲
   by 486sx33 2y ago

   Thank you for this - I have to get a win 2k system back running to program some old off brand PLCs I have. It would be sweet if it can be as up to date as possible. Do you trust your p3 system to be on the internet full time ?
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   by 486sx33 2y ago

   “I’m an employee looking for my data”. Links to https://employees.theworknumber.com/ Spits out 403 error forbidden Gosh, that’s awful.
7. 367.▲
   by 486sx33 2y ago

   Cough it up China
8. 368.▲
   by 486sx33 2y ago

   I’m actually surprised the holdings are so few in number of items. I’d expect more small bets
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   by 486sx33 2y ago

   This is super exciting!
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    It’s pretty simple 1. Land area is huge in Canada, you can’t build a startup distribution network at scale and be efficient (ask target) 2. Interprovincial trade barriers 3. Everything has to have the French language printed on it - even i
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    This “It's probably the worst it's been in a decade, but it's my understanding it's nothing even resembling the 2008 crash or the dotcom bubble” The worst of 2008 started in October of that year though … tick tock ?
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Pulling WSL from windows 10 was particularly nasty
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    I think that VM software like Parallels has shown us that we are just now at the point where VMs can handle it all and feel native. Certainly NT could use a re write to eliminate all the legacy stuff…but instead they focus on copilot and na
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    BMI is important, and correct
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    In manufacturing we called it “dumping”
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    It would be much better if they were not factory farmed IMHO
17. 377.▲
    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Nope
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    The ultimate training model
19. 379.▲
    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Take 6 months off, Travel, Find your passion, Write software for that industry or thing
20. 380.▲
    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Just another damn google profile that’ll be “signed into” my machine. I hate Google on outlook on Mac OS for this . It always wants my web browser signed into my Gsuite account. Piss off google
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    84 Megawatts = 112645.86 Horsepower
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    I think Mac’s would be totally fine, albeit a higher hardware cost. You might actually find Mac’s to be better. My macOS machines have far better (continuous) uptime than windows. I’d say there is a stigma around Linux in North America, if
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Trigger my database and you’re fired, software scab! But in reality, any big corp assumes if you have the access, you’ve used it. So it should be pretty common
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    250,000 fiber end points 1 core operator Yikes
25. 385.▲
    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Because, socialism ! We can’t get private business to invest in infrastructure in Canada, because like Venezuela, we might just take it over and socialize it. Like the pipeline Canada now owns and might give to the natives… lol So then all
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Thank you for posting this, I loved it!
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Indeed cars, airplanes, boats, all have “grounds” that are not “earthed” in any way. Fun tidbit, old English cars (and the original Ford Model A!) used to tie positive DC to the frame rail as a “ground” or “common” instead of the negative D
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    At this point, Boeing should just embrace it and release this as their new corporate jingle. The sound of the future! (Wooden hammer on a steel bucket!)
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    This is terrific, Android app development is something I always avoided and found annoying, usually just pivoting to web view for Android users.
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    by 486sx33 2y ago

    Artificial estrogen comes to mind as well