DEinspanjer

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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Well, I think all watches are made of atoms and hence ATOMIC. I think most just don't intentionally include an atom of cesium, ask it to resonate, and then measure the frequency. ;)
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I think all this just goes to reinforce the complete brokenness of e-mail to date. While the proposals for requesting proof of opt-in via SHA hashes and such seem technically feasable, I think it pretty quickly breaks down when you think ab
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
If you have the original list of addresses, and you are given a shasum, you can easily determine to which address the sum belongs. The proposals above do not indicate that GoDaddy should provide the sum to the e-mail sender though.
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I'm not willing to answer the challenge, but I definitely believe it could be done. If someone was willing to purchase a large list of harvested e-mail addresses and sha1sum them all, it is very likely a commonly used address would sh
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Also GridGain and my personal favorite, Hazelcast.
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
FTA: "Of course, you might ask, who really cares if some luxury-sedan maker has to sell through dealers?" The answer to this question is one of the more important ones that I find typically under-reported. The biggest problem with
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I was more sympathetic before I read the part where he had listed "1 or 2 dozen of the most popular artists available through Vibe Vault so that users searching for their music could easily find the app on the Google Play store."
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
It is cool and fun, but I really wanted to see his AI code. :/
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
True, but Mozilla does not typically operate as a standard business. They have a different goal, and that goal and quite frequently be at odds with the "mob". The majority of people and certainly the political inclination of the
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Totally guessing, but it might be the thief was getting antsy and wanted to conclude a deal quickly. Maybe they did in fact have another buyer on the hook. Rather than spend all the extra time going through escrow and the potential risk o
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
tl;dr: You'll lose maybe as much as 10% of your charge overnight if not plugged in, and the first 15 to 20 miles would cost double the amount of energy. Most people charge every night so you always have an 80% full battery whenever you
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
It is a sad truth that there has been at least one traffic accident involving a Tesla Model S that caused two deaths, and I suspect probably several others. The obvious difference is that the deaths weren't people in the Tesla but rat
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Gotta say, I don't know a single Model S owner who uses it as a second car. In a recent thread on the forums asking whether there had been any reported thefts, one person shared the story of how their wife will occasionally come to wh
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Actually, in the particular case of an object such as the trailer hitch that can easily pike into the body of the car when struck, it is less likely that it would damage the fuel tank of an ICE than the battery compartment of the Model S be
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Yep, I can confirm, there are hundreds of those throughout the car to connect pieces that are either cosmetic or not tied to the safety or performance of the car. For instance, the plastic shell inside the frunk is connected to the car wit
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Check out the teslamotorsclub.com forums, become part of the community, make some friends, crash^H^H^H^H^H drop in on one of their outings or get-togethers. While it isn't every single owner, a surprising number of them are very happy
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
If you promise not to kill me, I promise to give you a single 15 minute or 5 mile test drive somewhere in the southern NH area, or possibly in some other area that I happen to road trip through.
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I didn't see the Myth Busters episode, but isn't there still a loss due to the inherent inefficiency of the motor and regen breaking?
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
0.1% decrease. Believe it or not, I know several owners who would not be satisfied with even a 1% decrease, especially if it is adding a safety feature that most of them feel is so unlikely to happen, they would have preferred never to hav
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
What are the characteristics of Titanium regarding corrosion and wear? One thing I have heard from several of the highly technical owners on the forums is that one of the reasons for the design choice of a mostly aluminum body is that ther
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Other responders answered well enough, but I'll add some additional info. Tesla just started pushing out OTA updates to firmware 5.9 this week. One of the big improvements in it is bringing back the option to select a low height mode.
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Tesla provides a Google Maps interface at no additional charge, even to owners who didn't purchase the Tech and/or Nav options. If you purchase Nav though, you get GPS turn-by-turn guidance in an additional heads up display on the
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I never knew about these which is just a bit shaming considering how long I've been in the data munging field. :) I agree with several other comments that the biggest issue is not being able to represent them in an editor. If you use
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Wow.. I came to the comments page wanting to express my disappointment. I really wasn't expecting to see so many other people sharing the sentiment. I thought I was one of the last people in existence who deleted their Facebook accoun
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Yeah, normally, you have two options, just wear the watch with the stem pointing inward which means you have to reach over the watch face to use it, or buy a special watch with a left handed stem. You can't just rotate the watch 180 a
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I wonder if they will let you flip the screen orientation so left handers can wear it properly..
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Probably too late to get another reply, but I'll ask anyway.. I'm thinking about the scenario where you create a branch to do some dev work. It takes a week or so, during which, other commits are happening on master. Probably at
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
Maybe it has to do with the location on the transponder? A laptop in baggage or an electrical component buried deep in the bowels of the plane would be hard to get to in the event of a potential fire. A passenger's laptop would be fa
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
So in this model, what is the right way to merge mainline into your branch? Is it "git pull upstream mainline" while in your branch or something else?
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by DEinspanjer 13y ago
I'm hitting 40 this year. I've been a professional in the tech field for almost 20 years, and a hobbyist for another 5 before that. I am completely self taught. I never took any computer science courses. I have done pretty well

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