Quequau

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by Quequau 10y ago
Electric airplanes already exist. Obviously they're not replacing long haul airliners this year... but not every plane is meant for that sort of use.
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by Quequau 10y ago
I'm not 100% informed on the details but when I moved to Austria, I joined the Alpenverein. I understand that part of the yearly membership dues go for providing some sort of rescue insurance. Seems like a good arrangement to me.
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by Quequau 10y ago
There was a case centered around the fact that the defendant maintained a TOR router and occasional exit point in the city I live in a few years ago. I didn't follow it obsessively but general gist I walked away with was that the autho
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by Quequau 10y ago
I guess my point is that even after using such tools for years I don't find myself remembering many of the heavily overloaded keystroke combos. Of course it doesn't help that I use a Linux box for development and Mac OS for email
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by Quequau 10y ago
Yeah, it's not really an attractive car is it! Though having sat in one briefly I have to say that, given the external footprint, the interior is enormous and those little suicide doors make it feel even bigger.
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by Quequau 10y ago
Building a custom keyboard is pretty high on my list of hobbyist projects that I'd like to do someday. However, I guess I must be pretty crazy because if I was to go through all the effort of building my own keyboard, I'd want a k
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by Quequau 10y ago
I'm sorta within the target audience of the i3. I live in a mostly walkable mid-sized European city with a comparatively well implemented public transportation system. Nonetheless, and particularly in the colder months, I would like
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by Quequau 10y ago
So the key quality here is high-altitude performance? Like higher than the service ceilings of current civilian planes or military transports?
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by Quequau 10y ago
Maybe I missed it but where is the necessity for using such an old airplane for doing what they're doing?
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by Quequau 10y ago
It's a shame that Notch dropped the 0x10c project. The concept seemed to me like a great way to get kids more interested in actual computer engineering (as opposed to just using computer applications).
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by Quequau 10y ago
Well, I'm glad you guys figured out what I meant, despite my lousy grammar and lack of proofreading. I have my eye on this project for autonomous drone command & control, so operating the device inside a Faraday cage to prevent lea
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by Quequau 10y ago
That what was wrong with Digg went wrong well before the infamous redesign.
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by Quequau 10y ago
This makes me wonder how likely users of SDRs are to run afoul of local radio frequency interference laws. For example I'm suspect that running an unlicensed 4G/LTE base station out in the wild is legal (no matter what the intenti
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by Quequau 11y ago
It strikes me that with Microsoft working with Canonical to bring an Ubuntu like command line to Windows that it probably includes something like apt. This doesn't completely address your larger point but it probably would make the pr
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by Quequau 11y ago
I really hope this goes further than DockPort Plus.
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by Quequau 11y ago
Just in time for me. I've got 5 Western Digital drives which have failed out of original purchase of 6. Now I'm wondering if it's really worth it trying to go through the RMA process (I need to figure out exactly how old the
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by Quequau 11y ago
One of the things that I found really helpful for using Fish is importing all the variables and aliases in bash_profile into Fish the config. This way when I go through install processes that automatically append configurations to bash_pro
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by Quequau 11y ago
Yeah. Clearly it's not that the mass surveillance in place in the nations with advanced economies doesn't actually help prevent terrorist attacks. It's that there isn't enough mass surveillance.
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by Quequau 11y ago
I'd be a lot more excited about this if they were more accessible. I can barely justify an upgrade to whitebox Intel Xeon servers and there's just no way I could rationalize the prices that IBM demands.
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by Quequau 11y ago
I hear you man! It's a shame that there's never been a reasonably priced ATX POWER mainboard available to individuals without a major service contract with IBM. Even that barebones dev server offer through OpenPower was over pric
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by Quequau 11y ago
I too have been a Apple user since the early eighties and recently been wondering if we might be seeing "peak Mac". I switched to Windows back in the early '90s and basically hated life until OS X and the switch to x86 provid
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by Quequau 11y ago
I have a good friend who has run his own 2-5 person shop for years and lately he says that they're often excluded by decree because the contracts stipulate some sort of minimum size of business that is acceptable. Do you have any sugge
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by Quequau 11y ago
It's a shame that this is apparently a flash game because it sounds very much like it's right in line with my interests.
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by Quequau 11y ago
I'm pretty certain that lots of folks here are looking at this from an unproductive perspective. Robert Colwell from DARPA presented a talk at HotChips 2013 which was focused on post 'Moore's Law' technologies and he bri
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by Quequau 11y ago
If that actually worked it would already be happening... but honestly it isn't.
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by Quequau 11y ago
It's more than a third cheaper than an i3. It's cheaper to insure. It fits in smaller spaces. The Twizy I test drove earlier this year had windows; they looked stock although I suppose they might have been aftermarket installati
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by Quequau 11y ago
I view this being like wishing Mercedes Benz / Daimler would make a Smart FourTwo... which they do.
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by Quequau 11y ago
I really wish that BMW would produce a low cost single seat city car that competed more directly with the Renault Twizzy. The i3 is great but for my needs it's honestly way too much and so too expensive.
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by Quequau 11y ago
Having spent a fair bit of time in Peru and Bolivia, I am 100% convinced that consumers of cocaine, in the form of an illicit street drug, are missing the majority of the experience of consuming the Coca leaf as it's consumed locally.
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by Quequau 11y ago
As far as I can tell, it isn't feature complete yet. I've got no problem spending €20 on this but I'm not really up for paying €20 so I can be a beta tester.

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