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by Smushman 11y ago
I hate to redirect a question by someone else, but I also am looking. Would really like to see Ubuntu AND Kali Linux laptop that supports these requests: A decently high resolution screen (minimum of 1280x1024) wifi hacking capable (hardwar
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by Smushman 11y ago
That was a really impressive find! Armed with this, I took interest in your response and checked out the math. Interestingly, this device seems to produce the pressure! Using their specifications of the piezoelectric pump on the page you se
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by Smushman 11y ago
I can't in good conscience mod you up, but I did laugh a bit at your comment...
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by Smushman 11y ago
Indeed, it is definitely still relevant. I was attempting to ask for information that I intended/hoped to stimulate conversation. I also intended to highlight that the article was 2009; as I spent the time to read it and began a respon
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by Smushman 11y ago
This article is from 2009. Most recent comment from 2010. Possibly, it is meant as a reminder of something that we should all not forget? Would the submitter please take the time to clarify the reasoning for necroing this article?
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by Smushman 11y ago
Background on Airing, LLC, located in Burlington, MA. I looked up Stephen A. Marsh (see http://www.fundairing.com/ under 'inventor'). Interesting guy - a strange history. He also is CEO of Encite LLC (also located
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by Smushman 11y ago
http://polysome.io/ The manufacturer. What purpose is this useful for? Can someone elaborate?
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by Smushman 11y ago
I spoke with Andrew over at density.io. His answers regarding can it see the traffic direction (answer - yes for each individual) and how it is powered (custom length power cable, cut at install time for both sensor and base) are inline in
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by Smushman 11y ago
Andrew @ density.io answered this for me. It can determine traffic direction; which is a leap beyond current technology i.e. a break beam, which cannot.
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by Smushman 11y ago
Andrew @ Density.io answered this for me. The sensor wires in to an electrical outlet. Andrew specified that the wire is custom length; indicating it is manually handled at install.
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by Smushman 11y ago
not to denigrate the hard work... but without a keyboard, just how am I supposed to enter cheat codes?? Nice work BTW.
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by Smushman 11y ago
I see the error...
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by Smushman 11y ago
Debt, particularly student debt, is a loaded issue. So at the risk of karma, I am posting. In the history of the US there has never been a time where it is easier to take on debt. There has been so much tampering with the natural order of t
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by Smushman 12y ago
You likely have a skill set that they need immediately. Trust me when I tell you this - hiring is an impersonal process, and part of 'making the sale' includes emotional tactics if the opportunity presents itself, and the other si
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by Smushman 12y ago
It is hard to tell if you are trolling, a California farmer, or just being plain obtuse. tl;dr - NO. It would not make a difference. Google your question. The answer is below for you. Source: KCET article. February 10, 2014. California&#x27
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by Smushman 12y ago
Inflation targeting, it appears, is a failing experiment. Unfortunately monetary policy is far too slow to see it yet. The concept of a positive inflation rate is a noble one, but unachievable. This is because, imho, it is just a high level
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by Smushman 12y ago
Don't create any problems, specifically don't: 1. Stop going in to work (at least without a good reason such as health). 2. Confront anyone, at all. 3. Degrade your work (in as much as you can help yourself). 4. Talk about it, eve
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by Smushman 12y ago
All I see on this page in my browser is a pulsing white circle in the middle of the screen. HN'ers do you see something else? Is it just me?
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by Smushman 12y ago
Banner here seems to refer to the 'banner' output of ssh, or telnet, or some other service (those are the most likely however imho). When you connect over services, the banner (the first information presented to the client, before
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by Smushman 12y ago
Could anyone break down for those of us who are engineers what it is that we should be concerned with about this?
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by Smushman 12y ago
I hope this does not come across as cynical. As an engineer my first thought when I saw what it printed was how do you turn a bolt with a plastic wrench without breaking the wrench?
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by Smushman 12y ago
It is scary to leave one job without another I agree. The worst part is the fear that you will make a mistake out of desperation to just get something going. And you know what, unfortunately that fear bears out as fact, at least it has for
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by Smushman 12y ago
I think you need to leave. Start looking immediately even if you are not sure yet. BTW I am in the exact same position right now myself. I did not follow what I am going to suggest to you next. But I hopefully have learned my lessons and wo
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by Smushman 12y ago
nah - does not seem to be... Front page links Usage policy | Search Cloud | Tag Cloud all blank. Links in the html point to www.pirati.cz which is the Czech site for what looks to be the Czech Pirate Party. I don't know enough about th
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by Smushman 12y ago
I highly recommend skipping anything co-signed. It is a personal choice, but that puts you in a position of indebtedness just when you are starting out on your own. You don't want to owe for something before you even get started. I bou
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by Smushman 12y ago
anything sounds bad when you say it like that...
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by Smushman 12y ago
Absolutely. It was not the stores that made it work, it was the new products. If it was just Macs for sale, it would have likely turned out as the author prognosticated. Still though, reading this, I wonder if Steve knew that as well going