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1y ago
I don't have a source or example and I don't have the time to properly search, but I can provide a quick explanation: The vast majority of resistance mechanisms are detrimental to the cell that has them. 1. The bacteria consum
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U-boot for Rockchip builds it's own TPL. I'm using it right now. It can also use Rockchip's TPL, but that's optional, not the default. DDR training code is here: https://github.com/u-boot/u-boot/
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Sure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean-room_design
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1y ago
Rockchip AFAIK doesn't have any. It boots with mainline u-boot, but it doesn't include any wifi or other radios.
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> You can do it by setting a TXT DNS record. You can, but there is no way to force a method. A MitM attacker will choose the file method to get itself a cert for your site - the main argument in the article. > The whole point is that
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1y ago
But doesn't this mean that AI cars will prioritize themselves over human drivers? Imagine busy road with a more rarely used side road. AI cars on main road will never give a green light to a human driver waiting to enter from the side
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1y ago
Most CF cards are marked as "removable drive" by firmware and can't be changed. I'm not sure PS will accept that. Industrial CF cards that don't do that are very expensive.
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Oldversion.com needs help to stay online
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I don't belive that government reserves anywhere in the world are enough for a really bad year if it ever happens globally. It doesn't have to be a global hurricane or meteor hit. It's enough for floods in some places, drough
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1y ago
> Greenhouses can produce several orders of magnitude more food Got any sources for that? I don't belive a greenhouse can produce even 3x wheat or corn compared to normal farming.
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There is no 2. There is: 1. Scary events (plural) 2. Collapse > What was the cause of the agricultural issues? Weather. Possibly weather + water. > How do we know there isn't a solution? There is, we can't afford it: Hurrica
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You can safely bet agains any large scale war like WW2. We no longer have the money or resources for that. We can't build hundreds of thousands of airplanes, tanks, ships, guns, etc. This doesn't include nukes. We have lots of tho
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1y ago
It is, but I want the linux kernel, init, gnu coreutils and package managers from linux. From Android, just the GUI, not everything else.
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1y ago
No, not like that. Not in a container and display through wayland. Native and instead of wayland.
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> Hence the perspective. I can see that. But why? Nobody writes a perspective on teleportation and anti-gravity generators... It's for the money.
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Very good, but I was hoping for the reverse: Android GUI on Linux.
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1y ago
1) Report fraud to insurer? 2) Get a lawyer? Would any of that work?
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1y ago
They got tired of manually exporting data for GDPR requests? It took them a while...
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> Not sure why you’re focusing on gene editing, though. The perspective doesn’t address that point at all. It's not at all useful to focus on "building blocks" directly (I really don't like that term, but let's u
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> The article states otherwise and proposes some potential strategies. The article has very low scientific value. It doesn't say anything new,which is why I provided a better article on the subject, easier to understand for most rea
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There is no bottom-up building of a living cell. All those building blocks you speak about come from DNA and genes (edited or not) can only come from existing living cells, which makes any "new" cell not at all different than edit
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1y ago
>> You should also remove any students from classrooms whom routinely distract from others' learning. > You can't do this without getting sued (at least in Massachusetts). Yes you can. Group students by entrance exam resu
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1y ago
A better link about this subject: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycoplasma_laboratorium
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In east-european communist coutries steam was piped from the industrial zones into the cities. Industrial waste heat was used to heat apartment buildings in cities. It was terrible, because there was no alternative heating in those building
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We have cars that monitor how often/long we blink while driving. Does that count?
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Anyone can send mails to a mailing list. It doesn't mean anything. busybox.net is down, along with their git and bugzilla, and the github mirror has last commit a year ago. The bugged tc.c was last updated 2 years ago. https:/&#x
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1y ago
Yes, that's exactly it.
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1y ago
Which is why phone projects should start with new hardware.
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I don't understand the need to be all the time updated with the bleeding edge upstream when there aren't enough devs/contributors. Every underfunded understaffed project fails the same way: tying to keep up. Just skip a versi
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It looks to me that busybox is abandoned [1]. Let's hope google money keeps toybox alive. [1] https://lists.busybox.net/pipermail/busybox-cvs/2024-January...
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