Ardren

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by Ardren 8y ago
1. They feel really nice to type on 2. They are often very well built I have a ortho chiclet keyboard which I think is pretty nice, and miles ahead of any membrane keyboard. But 99% of the time I still end up using mechanical keyboards.
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by Ardren 8y ago
Apparently Supermicro had some X299 motherboards on display that were rated for 300 watt CPUs. So it sounds like you're on the right track. Though I don't think phase-change is really suitable for a consumer CPU. I would think i
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by Ardren 9y ago
If it was close to the crash they would have straight up just said that. They're just trying to muddy the facts.
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by Ardren 9y ago
That's interesting, this[1] press release says: 400 km (248 miles) using a Japaneses standard JC08. 241 km (150 miles) with EPA 380 km (236 miles) with NEDC That's quite a range. http://www.nissan.co
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by Ardren 9y ago
Unsurprisingly there are already multiple projects called JPath
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by Ardren 9y ago
I wouldn't think they are common in data centers either with all the good OOB management tools now available.
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by Ardren 9y ago
... and go find a new job
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by Ardren 9y ago
I think it's DSM2/DSMX so you'd need a OrangeRX module for your Taranis http://ardupilot.org/dev/docs/skyviper.html
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by Ardren 9y ago
There is a surprising amount of open source code in RC multirotors in general, I've only played around a bit and I've used: Cleanflight[1] & Betaflight[2] flight controller firmware Deviation[3] firmware for Walkera De
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by Ardren 9y ago
Apparently Honolulu being 3,673km from its nearest city. Perth is only 2,139km from its closest city Adelaide. Source: http://www.westcoastassist.com.au/Perth_the_second_most_isol...
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by Ardren 9y ago
Just a anecdote, but this month there was a significant phishing attempt emulating an Australian electrical provider which got through Gmail's spam filter. Gmail has now updated their filters to detect it, but it's now catching g
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by Ardren 9y ago
Javascript has regex literals /foo\sbar/i; Is the same as: new RegExp('foo\\sbar', 'i');
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by Ardren 10y ago
I put off even looking at VS Code for a while because of the poor performance of Atom. But when I tried it, I was really surprised at how much faster VS Code was. It's changed my opinion of electron based programs.
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by Ardren 10y ago
It reminds me of The Boston Globes Big Picture series. e.g. Hurricane Matthew: https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/bigpicture/2016/10/05/hurri...
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by Ardren 10y ago
Please don't throw out random speculations before reading the article.
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by Ardren 10y ago
I agree that ultrawides are a great option. I have a 29" LG and I'm very happy with it, wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.
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by Ardren 10y ago
I think he's trying to suggest that the Python VM should be separate, and have both Python2 and Python3 target it (and potentially other languages) But who knows, his actual argument is absolute mess
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by Ardren 10y ago
I believe -y or --fuzzy would help with rsync. At least if the file contents hasn't changed.
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by Ardren 10y ago
While I'm a happy mech user, the scissor switches on the Typematrix 2030 are actually quite nice. If my 60% died tomorrow I would have no issue going back to it.
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by Ardren 10y ago
Aria2 actually has a RPC interface which is pretty easy to work with (json or xml over http or web sockets). https://aria2.github.io/manual/en/html/aria2c.html#rpc-inter...
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by Ardren 10y ago
You can get the source version from: http://mirror.8chan.net/probertson/kop4b.avi Other original mirrors (most 404): http://probertson.livejournal.com/23973.html (Ausgamers and culture.crypt.cx appear
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by Ardren 11y ago
Code reference: https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/b156e3a711967f58131e23c... Personally It seems a bit of stretch to call that "exclusionary as all hell".
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by Ardren 11y ago
There are some cheap CNC routers. They often require a bit of setup (i.e. sold as kits) or have questionable quality (3020). I'm not sure you'll find a high quality solution under $500 though. Shapeoko 3[1] is $1000 USD X-Carve[
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by Ardren 11y ago
The owner claims (with video/telemetry) that the drone was over 200ft in the air and not over his property at the time [1]. And that the SD card with the video was removed from the drone before he could recover it [2]. (Just adding a
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by Ardren 11y ago
What is 'long' in this context? (milliseconds, seconds, or minutes?)
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by Ardren 11y ago
“Considered Harmful” Essays Considered Harmful http://meyerweb.com/eric/comment/chech.html
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by Ardren 12y ago
I am 99% sure that's not the same benchmark. The cheapest way to break 12,000 CPUMarks is a $370 Intel Core i7-5820K (15MB of cache, 6 cores, 12 threads). Perhaps they are using the Android benchmark. A score of 12,000 is about what a
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by Ardren 12y ago
This is just a mirror of the old site that is now scraping other torrent sites. For a while it was serving malware, and then redirecting to another Pirate Bay mirror that charged to download torrents.
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by Ardren 12y ago
Initial ad blocking extensions for Chrome used element hiding due to addon limitations in Chrome. But for at least the last few years Chrome allows extensions to block requests. I think Firefox has always been able to do this.
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by Ardren 12y ago
AdBlock Plus wants to encourage non obtrusive advertising. Anyone can apply to have their ads/website added to the acceptable-ads whitelist. Larger companies are charged a maintenance fee. There is a single checkbox in the options to

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