DiabloD3

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841.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
Man, ccache and distcc. I haven't used either of those since 486s and P1s were popular.
842.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
Such things exist but are incredibly expensive. For example, I can't remember where I saw it (some show I saw like 20 years ago), but some really expensive industrial process has a vacuum sealed double walled vessel. Basically, a Hydro
843.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
I don't exactly group them the way most would. I blend what Wikipedia calls Golden Age and New Wave together, where you had a ~40 year block of amazing authors cranking out most of today's top 100 list. Then, after that, you have
844.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
Greg Bear, I think, may be the last of the major classic scifi authors. Author C Clarke is gone, so is Frank Herbert and Robert Heinlein and Isaac Asimov. I can't think of any who are still alive who belong to that club.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
As far as I know, they still use beef tallow for the Asia ones, which were the original actually healthy fries (well, as far as fries can be, anyways) sold by McDs in the states before Big Veg Oil screwed over the food industry.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
I've actually inquired about that, since I'm Paleo. You can buy beef that is frozen the same day its butchered from small local farms, and from the people I know who have done that (and have half a cow in their chest freezers to p
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Cree hasn't sold one tuned just for agriculture. Instead, people have been using two specific CRI90 variants of the CXB3590, which are quite generic (but the highest PPF/watt on the market until these new ones).
848.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
Digikey, Mouser, etc, all carry Cree parts. Rapidled.com also carries all the important parts used for DIY grow lamps, and probably will end up carrying them when they get released.
849.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
IIRC Osram bought Fluence, so they're all Osram now.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Finally. People have been using Cree CXB3590 3000k CRI90 for flowering, 5000k CRI90 for veg for top tier grow rigs for a while now, nice for Cree to recognize that. Also, they quote "up to 3.25 PPF/watt", which is kind of unh
851.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
This has been my policy since Debian Potato. Why fix what ain't broke?
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
The article opens with 774, which would have coincided with the Charlemagne Event, and was recorded. I imagine if I look into the other dates listed, they also coincide with recorded events.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Lightning was a design put forth by a company that wasn't Apple during the USB IF's design stage of USB-C. It was rejected because the pins were on the outside, not the inside, and would allow easy damage of both the cable and the
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Fun fact: You're not stuck watching NFL at all. This is a false equivalence. Since I am a millennial, I have opted out of this weird not-a-culture that the generations before me obsessed over. I have my own weird not-a-cultures that ac
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Except science says look at the stress levels of such prison-like conditions. Lab animals usually have insufficient physical activity and insufficient "play" to keep the animals at sufficiently natural cortisol levels for that ani
856.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
I don't know why they're still grasping at straws. We know why we're fat, the science has already been concluded, and a dozen papers get published every year continuing to hammer nails in a coffin we already buried: diets low
857.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
I think that was done on purpose. It's rather awful contrast, with the color choice making it worse, yet I can read it at 100% zoom when I would otherwise be unable to with any other font choice.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Although the font did really try to nail its goal, I think Iosevka really nailed it. On top of that, somebody took some of what Atkinson did with their font, and applied it to Iosevka, using its insanely powerful ability to be customized wi
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Although the answer is literally yes, it is meaningfully no. I have a keyboard that uses plate mounted Cherry MX reds, not lubed, pre re-tool (so the stems are a smidgen wobbly), and otherwise unremarkable. It is now 10 years old. None of t
860.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
Whoops, meant Chromium. My bad.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
That sounds like a Firefox bug (and a common one I've seen in other software). Tell me what organization. "Debian" would have been perfectly fine to show here.
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Software developer cracks Hyundai car security with Google search(theregister.com)
3 points by DiabloD3 4y ago|0 comments
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Government Finally Releases Secretive Court Rulings Sought by EFF(eff.org)
53 points by DiabloD3 4y ago|4 comments
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Side note: I still can't synchronize a timer across Google Homes in the same location. For a purpose-built cloud frontend, it's not very cloudy.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Nope, I can still play those.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
The article is slightly wrong: I can legally play Blu-rays without SGX, and none of the PCs I have have SGX. If your Blu-ray player requires SGX, it sounds defective.
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
OMAD might help with it. OMAD just dictates when you eat your food (once a day instead of splitting up into three times a day) but may make it easier for you to track your calories/macros. Athletes have been employing OMAD to increase
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
At least he didn't recommend Factorio. 5000 hours and climbing...
869.
by DiabloD3 4y ago
They're approximately 3 times bigger. I eat my ~2000 calories in one go. It's also a lot easier to track macros and "eat like it's your job".
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by DiabloD3 4y ago
Metformin did pan out, but the research seems to indicate One Meal A Day would have to be employed with it, as Metformin seems to interfere with autophagy. Lack of autophagy seems to be the biggest cause of the effects of old age, as the

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