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by Dork1234 4y ago
Is there anyway to get a compile of virtualbox not from Oracle? I just don't just that checkbox.
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by Dork1234 4y ago
One of the biggest benefits of the Pico is it has PIO cores so you can still bitbang data like Arduino with tight timings while running everything else on a modern ARM core. Without this, I do not see this Pine board meeting the same needs.
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by Dork1234 4y ago
It seems like it takes a long time to process/calculate the simulation. Is this done server side? Is there a reason for the slowness?
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by Dork1234 4y ago
I cringe when people use the term Physical Base Material, because you really want a shader model to be unrealistic and but highly controllable. The consistency of appearance part makes sense, I wish this was branded differently.
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by Dork1234 4y ago
I will save judgement when I see the benchmarks. AIDA64 isn't the target use care for content creation users. Performance is going to IO bound and/or have limited burst of higher CPU usage that might give the water cooler time to
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Just had a card "skimmed" and it just happened the day after a food place refused to take ApplePay because it was "down". At this point I would love to have burner cards for dealing with problems like this.
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by Dork1234 4y ago
I really think these unpaid home assignments are just to rule out people with kids. You are expecting people wake up, get kids ready, work a 8+ hour day, commute (?), pick up kids, feed kids, and then after all of this be functional for som
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Heat pumps are 2 to 4 times more efficient, and if you are in MA you can get upto a $10,000 rebate and 0% loan when purchasing a heatpump. Why would you stick with oil heat? Even if it drops to $2 it will be much cheaper to have a heatpump.
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Actually this is a good thing. If you have a failure you want to fix the faulty device and restore from backup. The biggest problem is having a failure, and then overwriting the good backup with failed data. I have had this happen to me, an
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Given that is at-will employment in much the US I don't know how much recourse you can get, or how you would even calculate damages.
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by Dork1234 4y ago
The risk for rescinding offers is drastically larger for the employee than the employer. An employee most likely would of left previous employer, which means they currently do not have health insurance in United States, could of sold a hous
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by Dork1234 4y ago
If you arrive home by 6, it normally takes 4 hours to top off. It should be done by 10pm. What time did the grid go down again?
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Insulation and air sealing of residential construction has barely increased in the past ~40 years. The technology to build higher efficient homes has been around since the 70s, and if done during initial construction would easily pay for th
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Warren Buffet is massively invested in Oil/Gas and Oil/Gas transportation to the Midwest. He doesn't want the power company (which he also owns) from building wind power unless he makes more money with wind power than he does
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by Dork1234 4y ago
This article is total BS, they could actually research the yields/soil between farms that use Steiger/John Deere 50,000lb tractors tractors (or smaller) versus farms that use Big Bud or other insanely large tractors. https:/
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by Dork1234 4y ago
Only 52000 lbs doesn't seem that impressive compared to other large machines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bud_747
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by Dork1234 4y ago
How does this compare with prices for AWS/Google Compute Engine/Azure ?
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by Dork1234 4y ago
So how do you order one in the United States? Preferably from Utah?
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Back in the early 2000s car dealers were trying to sell it on the fact you could hose it out. No rational car person would actually considered it since under the rubber-maid flooring was normal padding. If the padding wasn't there the
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by Dork1234 5y ago
I just loaded a 500MB file in NotepadNext. Windows shows Notepad Next using is 1397MB. Meanwhile if I use Notepad++ and load the same file windows shows it is using 586MB. Any ideas why such high memory usage if this is a direct port to QT?
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Given the current political landscape Zig really needs to change there logo.
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Since houses have been built rather similarly from 1950s to today they would use very similar energy usage. Until we change how homes are built we wont see drastic decreases in energy use. Comparing California to Arizona is very misleading,
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by Dork1234 5y ago
How can you tell from GIT commits, sometimes people with busy life's only get short periods of time every night and might have weird commit times.
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by Dork1234 5y ago
It would be interesting to see a breakdown of exception overhead for C++/Rust/Haskell/Julia/Swift in multi-threaded workloads. Sometimes that happens rarely but blocks many threads is a huge pain to deal with.
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Transportation and Taxes alone would prevent it getting that low. https://gaspricesexplained.com/#/?section=whatconsumers-are-... Refiners can also switch to diesel and/or heating oil which appears to be in just a
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Can Linux use Hardware RNG devices? Are these devices able to generate enough bits of randomness to work for boot?
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by Dork1234 5y ago
It is kinda hard to believe the drop in Short Interest with corresponding volume on those days. Something doesn't add up, but I don't know what.
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Nah, we computer scientist are happy embedding electron into every application no matter how small.
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by Dork1234 5y ago
Turbochargers take exhaust pressure and convert it to intake pressure. The normally work on a ratio of about 2:1, where 2 pounds of back pressure (exhaust pressure) is converted to 1 pound of intake pressure. Since this pressure(and gas exp
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by Dork1234 5y ago
I also thought 45 degrees is used to reduce ESD, provide the best use of die space, and reduce stress on the metal with high current. Maybe all of that is a myth? Any other angle doesn't have the same benefits.

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