SlowBro

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by SlowBro 9y ago
Your opinion is noted. God bless!
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Feel free to ping me offline if you want to continue the conversation. You can even edit your comment and remove the personal stuff if you want :-) Address: Slow Bro 904 at Gmail.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Oh, that was unexpected. The objections I’ve heard thus far have been about overpopulation. Tell me more about that.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
I also study Permaculture, which is a science of study of the environment. There is a paradox discussed in Permaculture: “The problem becomes the solution.” Applying that to the population numbers, we may actually not have /enough&#x2F
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Edit: Before you downvote read the paragraph at the end please. True story: I didn’t want kids. I knew I was selfish and didn’t want to ruin kids. But one day I pondered Psalm 127:3-5. I reasoned that if God called children a blessing then
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by SlowBro 9y ago
How about: Each computer comes with a bar of soap, and with the skills learned you can compete in the world and afford all the soap you will ever need? I don’t see it as either/or. When computers are used properly many can lift themsel
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by SlowBro 9y ago
How about using the Android tablet to connect to a Windows Terminal Server instance on AWS? Requires more setting up and requires a reliable-ish connection but it’s lighter on resources and that connection can be much cheaper than providing
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by SlowBro 9y ago
OP if it makes you feel any better, the original Space Jam (movie) website is still online, and it still looks like the '90s took a dump all over it. Loaded quickly on my 28.8Kbps modem. https://www.warnerbros.com/archi
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Understood. But for me at least I can enjoy the same functionality with my old Toughbook carrying a few extra batteries :-) (Yes I understand not everyone wants to do that.)
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Stories like these are why I am led to believe that more and more regulations actually hurt the little guy. Big corporations do not fear more regulations. They can afford the lobbyists to influence politicians to write loopholes, the consul
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Or, I would suppose, x86 and x64 apps. That's the main reason I run Windows; the mile-wide app compatibility. Looks like at least 32bit x86 apps will run. http://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-10-on-arm-it-will-be-m
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by SlowBro 9y ago
We use Oracle's GoldenGate[1] and Data Guard[2] technologies. [1] http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/goldengate/over... [2] https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server
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by SlowBro 9y ago
I'm only having fun but yes, I am sure it's a solid source. I have in fact inputted one of my weaker (common, low-impact forum-only) passwords there in the past. It was pwned.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
* Phase 1: Setup password checking site pretending to check passwords against stolen passwords. Steal all passwords inputted. * Phase 2: ??? * Phase 3: Profit (Downvoters, I'm only having fun, and yes I know this is a good source. But:
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Does it have an SSH terminal built right in the browser? Not clear from the screenshots or documentation. If not you could also use Gate One[1]. [1] http://liftoffsoftware.com/Products/GateOne
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by SlowBro 9y ago
That said, a manufacturer could still use an Orange or Nano Pi to integrate. Simply disable the onboard Wi-Fi and include a certified USB Wi-Fi adapter.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Do you have an example? SparkFun even has a blog entry about certification that's a useful read, although not entirely accurate. https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/398
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by SlowBro 9y ago
ESP32 sounds like it meets your needs, but it won't run Linux. It will run MicroPython though.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Thank you. I couldn't find that with a Google site search[1]. But yes, that's not full certification. [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=fcc+site%3Afriendlyarm.com&r...
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Furthermore, the Pi Zero is single core and very hard to source in bulk for product integration.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
The Orange and Nano Pis are not FCC-certified, so they're not likely to be integrated into any product sold in the United States, at least legally-speaking, assuming the manufacturer doesn't want to be fined. Orange pretends to be
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by SlowBro 9y ago
This is without a doubt the weirdest article I've read today. That does it, I've had enough internet for today.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Thanks for asking. I can't say for sure what I hate about it. The grinding ride? It's not fast enough for my desires? The shoulder and sometimes wrist discomfort? The wind slowing me down? (Tail winds are fanTAStic! That really ma
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Maybe some environmental chemical inducing tinnitus?
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by SlowBro 9y ago
I don't like bike commuting. I have biked 2 miles/3.2km each way to the office for the past 16 years, at least twice a week and usually all five days. I still don't like it. Maybe I'm just a fat, lazy son of a gun? Maybe
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by SlowBro 9y ago
Before you do anything at all, ensure that you understand the difference between relief, rehabilitation, and development. Know which is needed, when. Two minute video: https://vimeo.com/33174427 As an example I am aiming to
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by SlowBro 9y ago
My wife refuses to kill southern house spiders (harmless). She names them, usually some variant of “Charlotte.” Talks to them and drops off dead bugs for them to eat. As a bonus, we don’t need to decorate for Halloween.
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by SlowBro 9y ago
I'll ask around. I had started to learn Oracle in my spare time but moved on to entrepreneurship and starting a business, electrical engineering, etc. At the office, I only know what I need to know :-/
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by SlowBro 9y ago
...he wrote on a message board ;-)
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by SlowBro 9y ago
From marknadal's profile page I gather that this is the link. Looks pretty cool. http://gun.js.org/docs/Introduction

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