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NASA Needs to Rename the James Webb Space Telescope
(scientificamerican.com)
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(2016)
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Increasing the resolution of the electrical grid
(hackaday.com)
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Using Magic2s on my PCs. Wired. Windows needed a driver extracted from bootcamp to make fn key work properly. Those I consider to be the best keyboards I have used so far; and I have used many, including the much hyped original IBM mechanic
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Reminds me this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19977678 There are other coping mechanisms you can use, although some of them are arguably worse than procrastination (eg overengineering).
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Also China is a very big country with very different people and cultures. Including cuisine. Same for India and Europe. "European kitchen" is also a very wide term. Can not really put what people eat in Sicily and Lapland to the s
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Should be marked as (2020).
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Whitespace steganography conceals web shell in PHP malware
(blog.sucuri.net)
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Just as a reference, in Estonia COVID antibody test costs 13.21€ for the state (14.40€ if you are private person) and PCR test costs 51.81€ for the state (58€ private). This includes PE, sampling and analysis. Most tests are paid for by the
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Opening own fab probably does not make sense for passenger cars. It may be reasonable for high volume long lifetime speciality vehicle producers (John Deere, etc). That will not be 'a 3nm fab', however.
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Perfect World Edition
(counterstrike.fandom.com)
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> I get that few people live there, but the ones that do, how do they go anywhere else in Russia? They do not; and this surprised me a lot when I found out. There still today is a very large number of people who have not travelled outs
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I had NumWorks[1] calculator, which also has Python support. Based on STM32F4 series MCU. Had a decent battery life. Unfortunately it died some time ago, after a year of usage, and I have not been able to use it any more. Using quite common
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> You forgot that Apple owns Bose Majority owner of Bose Corporation is MIT, yes, that MIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bose_Corporation
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Wikipedia page for the compound: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISRIB
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> Going to try this in 2021. Thanks for the idea. Why not start right now? There is nothing magical in January the first. Next 5 minutes is perfect time for a new blog post, for example.
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I stand corrected, thanks! I wonder what the resource usage is on that machine; and if it has had any updates in last 4 years.
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Why load balancing? HN used to run on a single computer with 16GB of RAM[1]. I think this may still be the case. Not so? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9222006
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I can see in that list some that have HQ in London, but their origins and main teams are still in other countries. This is mostly due to investor's requirements to relocate.
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> The article focusses mainly on B cells. But T cells are a really key anti-viral cell. Article about the T cells by the same author: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/covid-19-t-cells/
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World Toilet Day
(en.wikipedia.org)
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IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act Passes Senate
(securityweek.com)
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A history of Intel vs. AMD desktop performance, with CPU charts galore
(arstechnica.com)
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Finland selects IQM to build its first quantum computer
(meetiqm.com)
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Just recently switched to Strava (60€/a) after Endomondo (30€/a) announced it will stop working on 31DEC. So far, so good, but have done only two runs with it. I think they are the only large multi-sport tracker left who is not ow
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Thailand shuts down Pornhub for violating Computer Crimes Act
(exoduscry.com)
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Have to note it is based on the Swiss DP^3T system: https://github.com/DP-3T
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Estonian contact tracing app was built pro bono publico by several app development companies and is open source. All code available here: https://koodivaramu.eesti.ee/tehik/hoia
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> UART is one of the best ways to debug and vastly superior to just blinking a led. A proper debugger, and if the platform allows, a tracer are the best ways to debug/profile code on an MCU.
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Xilinx and Samsung launch SmartSSD computational storage drive
(anandtech.com)
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