Anarch157a

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by Anarch157a 5y ago
An hour to spare after waiting a week for Xiaomi to authorize unlocking of the bootloader. I bought a Poco X3 Pro yesterday, the phone is awesome for it's asking price (R$ 1800), but I'll keep using my current one (Redmi Note 4)
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
Kelly Johnson caused a stir in the engineering community when he came up with the F104 Starfighter, with it's thin and almost flat wings.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
This already happens. At least here in Brazil, offices have security cameras in pretty much every environment, except the restrooms. An office is a shared environment, usually not owned by the people who work there, that exists only for job
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
ASrock sells an m.2 graphics card witha a Silicon Motion VGA chip with only 16MB VRAM[0], this should be enough for your needs. [0] https://www.tomshardware.com/news/asrock-m2-graphics-card
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
With Ethereum adopting proof of stake, Bitcoin will be left as the only driver for mining hardware. Even they will have to move to proof of stake some day, since it's not sustainable. I believe that the bigest drivers for silicon deman
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
Colonists would still have to deal with months of almost darkness during dust storms.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
That's basically how an arduino works and, IIRC, the Apollo Guidance Computer.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
Bad phones can lead tonmass surveillance by dictatorships and persecution of dissidents, ensuring that manufactures keep up with security for an extended period of time could help those populations a lot.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
I wouldn't like to be severed by a drug. I prefer my body to stay in one piece, thank you. But I agree that doctors don't need advertisement. Just publish a technical magazine 2 to 4 times a year with a technical description of th
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
Wasn't that one of the issues with WeWork, the company leasing estate owned by it's founder ?
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
> This comparison is not exact. I haven't seen SSD manufacturers advertise transfer speeds of the interface. I went to the first consumer grade SSD manufacturer I could think of, Corsair, and lo and behold, the description of the SS
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Brazilian here. Most of the coffee production is in the south and south-east (São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Paraná). To get the coffee in bulk to where it can cross the gap, it has to travel thru shitty roads that have more craters than the far
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
rmdir is usefull when you want to remove all empty subdirs, without touching files or directories with files. Just do 'rmdir *' and you're done.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
water evaporates more easily at lower pressures. That's why at very high elevations, you need a pressure cooker to cook most foods properly.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
You can scavenge car's alternators and use a water wheel or windmill to turn it. Alternators can work for a decade with minimum maintenance. Just have five or six stashed, just in case. They can supply 40A at 12V, or using a transforme
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Take a look at Mailcow too. I've been using it for more than a year now (was using Redmail before). It works pretty well, incuding the Spam filters.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
I had a problem like this at work just before Xmas break. A script wa returning "command not found" for 'chmod' because of an invisible Unicode character. The guy who asked my help refused to believe it, untill I showed
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Unless you're the father, the you can run sudo lightctl status room to check that bulb.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Wireguard. All traffic from my phone is routed thru a VPS hosted in Germany, where all traffic to 8.8.[84].[84] is blocked.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Probably not. It takes Megawats of power to ensure the small antenna on the proves gets the signal, it's not feasible to put such a thing on a spacecraft. Add to this the limited usefull life of Voyager's RTG power source (after 4
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Sorry, fuzzy memory. I got my account maybe a couple of months after Gmail was released, so more likelly late 2004.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Sorry. 2004/5. My memory was a little fuzzy.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Watch the 8088MPH demo on youtube, then read how it was done [0], it's absolutelly insane what you can extract from an IBM PC 5150. [0] https://trixter.oldskool.org/2015/04/07/8088-mph-we-break-al...
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
> Could it be for trademark / copyright protection? Oracle uses this to connect SQL*Plus client to the database. This way, if you make a client without signing one their draconian contracts, they can sue you for infringing the copyr
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Everyone saying "I would lose all my e-mail" apparently doesn't know about fetchmail, getmail or even Thunderbird. Just download your mail using IMAP or POP3 and archive it locally. I recently deleted my last Gmail account (t
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
They already have it, thanks to AMD, before Trump blocked further cooperation.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
Like kung fu fighters split boards. Hold it from the edge and give it a whack.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
MySQL's fork, MariaBD, is also named after one os Widenius' daughters.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
The Central Bank wants a system that's interoperable, so in certain ways, Pix promotes competition.
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by Anarch157a 6y ago
I never heard it here in Brazil, is it a thing in Portugal or in parts of Brazil other than the South/South East ?

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