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10y ago
Author's reply concering that: Back when I made that post I thought it was an 8253. But I checked the sources for the function that Beep.Sys uses to program the timer and it claims that it’s an 8254 so I went with the source code. How
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10y ago
I'd pass entirely on the name.
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10y ago
Because he's making a joke about the cycler exercising and trying to save energy...
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10y ago
I'm all for acceptable public transportation to be the norm, but until then cars work fine. Roads also weren't originally built for bikes. I actually don't know how many of the bigger cities look now, and I imagine most of th
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10y ago
I'm no expert on processor architecture, but when I had to learn about it, I always wondered why is this 3000page manual necessary (x86), why is this thing constructed to be so complex when it's doing a lot of some very simple thi
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10y ago
You don't really know what forgiveness is, but I'll help you , it's self-sacrifice, you can't hope to forgive someone if you're just waiting for them to make you feel better, because they can't replace what you
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10y ago
It's exactly the former, not sure why you say it isn't since you went on to explain the former and say that's what the car does.
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10y ago
I just find it a little difficult to believe that the one thing to have truly plagued mankind for all his existence (death) has suddenly received a serious blow. It has literally never happened before (as far as we know), and I'm not s
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10y ago
I think you misunderstood the article? He was saying that he needed Elton in the search to find results. Maybe, I misunderstood you, though?
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10y ago
I think draining an animal of blood over and over is also pretty cruel.
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10y ago
I agree with the sentiment that the people using Airbnb are not going to care like owners, but they're also going to be liable for damage caused just like in any other rental. Policing that, though, is surely a nightmare. Also how are
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10y ago
That's completely arbitrary, all you're saying is hotels are offering things customers don't need, or legislation is causing them to bring up rates. Either way it sounds like there's a problem with the system, yet you th
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10y ago
Safe from who? I think smartphones are some of the least safe things when trying to avoid law enforcement/3 letter organizations. I don't feel they're particularly safe at all really, but I'm sure someone can elaborate m
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10y ago
Pretty sure he means take a domain you've registered and use it for anonymous e-mail thus making it so you can't use it for anything personal in the future since it can be connected back to your anonymous email.
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10y ago
It's annoying, and possible a real problem if you neighborhood does have that much traffic, but it's something that should be solved at the city level, maybe don't do construction in multiple places that causes a major jam. E
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10y ago
Wow, effective response, yeaaaaaaaaaaaa
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10y ago
You're right, it's not your genitals, you could lop mine off, and I would still relate to you as a man. It is something much deeper within us, something we don't yet know how to change. Being gay or trans doesn't change
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10y ago
I'm sorry, your point is that you think, so therefore reality is so? You can't think yourself into a different sex, I understand that they do see themselves as male or female despite their physical characteristics, but that has no
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10y ago
Yes, you are what you see physically, are you actually going to tell me that you don't think you're made of thousands upon thousands of atoms. Am I denying that it's possible for technology to change us at a cellular level? N
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10y ago
Her medication doesn't change her biological makeup, science isn't that good yet. I'm happy to call anyone what they want, but surgery and drugs do not recreate your sex.
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10y ago
I kinda agree with him, I find it hard to believe revolutions can really happen in today's world, people are becoming very comfortable.
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10y ago
>Capitalism is the exploitation of man by man. Under communism, it's the other way around. To me the other way around sounds like the exact same thing with communism substituted in place of capitalism.
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10y ago
wut?
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10y ago
I always laugh at this because there are only room for so many $100M/yr people in this world, at least until technology takes another huge leap forward. But more importantly until that happens, I think we probably have all the ones we
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11y ago
What exactly was he waiting for? Hedging his bets? I get that this may be legal, but he seems to have only become interested in his stake because it might suddenly be worth something (alot). I'm actually surprised he's not worried
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11y ago
I don't really have alot of experience in this, but sam says there that Jeremy left the YC interview, doesn't that mean he wouldn't be on the application? I'm sure there's more to it, thus why I'm asking.
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11y ago
I really gotta ask what's w/ snow crash this year? Did it get mentioned somewhere, I've just seen it a bunch from my family, now here; but I read it like 15 years ago. Is it because of Seveneves?
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11y ago
I know little about this field, having only recently started reading about it with the salmon mentioned a few weeks ago, but I really hope we're on the cusp of something new and this isn't just a pipe dream that gets drowned for a
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11y ago
The article is making a point about understanding or what happens in a conversation for something like requirements, neither you nor him provided an exact answer as to how to define requirements, because it's something we havn't y
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11y ago
Which is a calculation based on current technological standards, which is also not proof that we will not become more efficient and better able to manipulate our resources as needed.
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