NikkiA

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by NikkiA 2y ago
"Third Reich" is the nazi reference.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Sometime around 1956 at a guess.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
> The initial phases must have been just constant crashing into stuff. Why would you assume that? It didn't learn by trial and error, it watched and copied another ape. Golf carts aren't massively complicated.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
It seems understandable if you assume that getting the principle to admit she would defend herself involved (borderline) bullying her to the point she backed down on it. She then removed the problem parent from the school's roster the
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by NikkiA 2y ago
> about $500-1000 https://eu.mouser.com/c/semiconductors/memory-ics/sram/?memo ... Only because you're including RAM spec'ed at 75pS access times. If you limit the selection to 133MHz (the sl
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by NikkiA 2y ago
It's not consent by putin it's attempting to build, it's consent by those who will be in a position to demand the US respond to a nuclear attack; Republican lawmakers, who will need a plausible reason to say 'maybe he&#x
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Not any more, no, the last open-pit mine at Ffos-y-fran closed in 2023. There was permission granted a few years ago to build a new metallurgical deep shaft mine in the lake district, but I guess this quashes that.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
You're using -print0 and surprised that it's output has NUL characters between them?
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Manufacturing consent for Putin to strike first.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Following hashtags might open you up to new people talking about subjects you enjoy?
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by NikkiA 2y ago
I bought 16MB of SRAM for a Z80 project a few weeks back, they were £3/4MB(32Mb) chip
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by NikkiA 2y ago
I'm not so keen on putting the RAM on the ISA bus like that; assuming that the ISA bus is standard and thus 8MHz, it's going to slow the system down unnecessarily.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Every time I try a new one, I always end up going back to the font I've been using for something like 10+ years, which isn't on that list, Meslo LGM - although these days I use the NerdFont variation.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
The truly scary part is we're not actually talking about 'cops' here, but 'detectives', you know, the police who *aren't* supposed to be knuckledraggers incapable of reasoning; the people who are entrusted to s
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by NikkiA 2y ago
I solve the problem by watching less and less on youtube. I think it's the solution they wanted.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Faraday cages don't stop audio and we know [1] there are google/android devices that use ultrasound to communicate with other google/android devices. It's not ENTIRELY far fetched, but it is very unlikely. [1] https:&#x
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by NikkiA 2y ago
(from the xbox version, which was essentially a PC using DirectX anyway, so fairly minimal work)
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by NikkiA 2y ago
Now consider people with memory issues such as dementia where they might have a headache, take 2 pills, then 10 minutes later think 'I have a headache...'
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by NikkiA 2y ago
I find Zach(tronics)'s take on this in KOHCTPYKTOP much more pleasing somehow. Of course, it's difficult to play now, since the webpage [1], and steam version relied on flash, and you have to fiddle with a 3rd party flash reimplem
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by NikkiA 2y ago
TBF even golden era macs had standard SCSI drives but with custom firmware so you couldn't just use any old drive.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
The RAM speed comes from the 512bit wide bus, not the direct connection. If motherboard makers were to support quad or octa channel interfaces, PCs would be just about as fast.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
They needed to ask Q to know why (x>255) failed in a poke? I despair.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
TBF strings might not trivially show up the password if you took the most basic of provisions (a non-ascii password, not stored right next to the username separated by a \0), but most programmers likely wouldn't even bother with that.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
> I'm under the impression an executable binary shouldn't be easily read to find such credentials Why would you assume that? binaries are perfectly easily readable on non-locked-down platforms. You'd have to have a system
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by NikkiA 2y ago
I'm only able to go by what R2R put in their .nfos, since I've not tried reverse engineering ilok plugins at all. But they claim that different companies use different ilok algorithms, and some of them haven't been cracked, y
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by NikkiA 2y ago
You'll be hard pressed to find many CLI apps that still run properly on non-VT100 terminals, but back in the 80s and 90s software usually ran fine on a tvi912, wyse30, zenith22 AND vt100s as long as the termtype was set right. So in a
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by NikkiA 2y ago
CAD/CAM has mostly been FlexLM protected for as long as I remember. Flex used a hardware dongle for a while, but then moved away from it.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
There's no one 'ilok' protection scheme, there are many. And most of them have been cracked.
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by NikkiA 2y ago
I'm 53 and one of them is sideways and has been sideways for 30-odd years, it still doesn't hurt and until it does it can stay where it is, only the teeth dentists have worked on have problems. If it suddenly becomes a problem 10
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by NikkiA 2y ago
You missed the important step after parboiling - you toss the potatoes in the pan used for parboiling, so that the outside gets slightly mashed around the edges; basically just give them all a single smack against the inside of the drained

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