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by TkTech 11y ago
No it doesn't. They've had an open-source CLI tool since at least 2013. https://github.com/sreitshamer/arq_restore
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by TkTech 11y ago
More importantly, the power usage typically is/can be a few orders of magnitude less, especially when you can control the power state of the IC and wake it up with an external interrupt. I have a weather monitoring station that works
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by TkTech 11y ago
Why does it need to be high quality? Mom and dad aren't exactly pro photographers and they still enjoy taking pictures. Just look at the design of the thing, it's clearly more for play than work.
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by TkTech 11y ago
He may be implying that he might as well work now and do college later if he feels like it. I went this course. I started working in my current office as a high school co-op and 4-5 years later I'm still here. I might as well work now
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by TkTech 11y ago
The encoding for the surrogate pairs is a spec (not a standard) called CESU-8[1]. The modified UTF-8 in the ClassFiles is really just CESU-8 with an exception for U+0000. 1: http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr26/
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by TkTech 11y ago
Eh, there's been far worse and their justification for it kinda-almost makes sense. They were trying to avoid 00 in the strings at all costs. It's simple enough to encode and decode: https://github.com/TkTech/
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by TkTech 11y ago
> When I started this project in January, gdb failed on every program I tried it on. delve didn’t work on OS X , and print-statement-debugging was too slow and limited. What's a developer to do? Make my own debugger, of course. It
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by TkTech 11y ago
In the unlikely chance that you can talk about future plans, is the idea to commercialize by offering "enterprise" support on top of Rethink, or an extended-feature closed source version, etc...? At some point people need bread an
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by TkTech 12y ago
Nope. Many people have theorized that this is to ensure that Tesla cars and other automated vehicles (land, sea, air or space) have access to the internet at all times, anywhere.
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by TkTech 12y ago
Reading "refined" source code for projects will likely teach you significantly more about programming if that's what you wanted to learn. These videos are mostly to see someone else's process rather than the code itself.
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by TkTech 12y ago
This doesn't matter at all to Google's cars. They are designed to ignore the speedlimit in favour of the real speed of traffic around it[1], as it has been proven to be far safer than slowing down. It's currently caped at 16k
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by TkTech 12y ago
You are correct, but the station also has two main engines on Zvezda that are rarely used. It's easier and cheaper to keep these main engines ready for emergencies and let the docked craft perform altitude boosts. As to the parent comm
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by TkTech 12y ago
Who told you that? You could do it with just applescript if you wanted to, just need to enable accessibility so you can control windows and the mouse.
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by TkTech 12y ago
Within our solar system (which is itty-bitty), there is really no theoretical limit to what we can send or receive. Bandwith is pretty high on modern satellites and probes and our only really limiting factor is latency, which doesn't m
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by TkTech 12y ago
All of the planets in our solar system, including the gas giants, fit between the earth and the moon with a little bit of room to spare. http://i.imgur.com/CLqdeKf.jpg People severely underestimate the distance to the moon!
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by TkTech 12y ago
5B-5, specifically, is not powered by an RNG, however other satellites in the same series were[1] [1] - Satellites By Michel Capderou, pg 214
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by TkTech 12y ago
You're entirely right, after looking into it a bit, it seems it's blocked now in everything but content pages (which is where I use it)
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by TkTech 12y ago
In what browser is Flash still required? I've been doing: to_clipboard = (text) -> textarea = document.getElementById "copy-workaround" textarea.value = text textarea.select() document
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by TkTech 12y ago
Certainly, go to http://127.0.0.1:631/ in your browser. CUPS is still actively developed by Apple.
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by TkTech 12y ago
CS6 already has gold status under Wine, works quite well. They could "port" it to Linux just by wrapping it in a Wine container and fixing a few bugs, much like gog does with games (using both Wine & dosbox)
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by TkTech 12y ago
Not the OP, but I noticed: > Commands to create points, lines, polygons and circles All of the links in that sentence 404.
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by TkTech 12y ago
Good luck :) By the way, on the map and calendar view, you have "can be seen hear " instead of "here".
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by TkTech 12y ago
HTMLXPathSelector is just a very small wrapper around lxml, it doesn't add anything parsing wise. You might as well just use lxml directly if you don't already have scrapy as a dependency. https://github.com/scrapy
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by TkTech 12y ago
That's actually one of the most reasonable takedowns I've ever seen on github. It was clearly written by a human (ignoring the boilerplate) who had bothered to actually look at the project and at how git[hub] operates ("forks
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by TkTech 12y ago
Not really, archive.org shows Oracle, Macy's, and some other random corps using it for private hosting as of a few months ago.
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by TkTech 12y ago
Amazon has extremely tight security, including 2fa, fine-grained IAM permissions, instance security groups, VPC, and more. The fact that Code Space's didn't bother to use them is their own problem, not a failing on Amazon's s
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by TkTech 12y ago
RethinkDB is an interesting project which is exceptionally simple to cluster - it's actually their "Hello World!" example. http://rethinkdb.com/
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by TkTech 12y ago
Sensor data is one I would guess. Modern cell phones have an incredible number of sensors in them, but usually don't log the data when it's quickly sampled (accelerometers, background mic), or sample it rarely/slowly (GPS, ba
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by TkTech 12y ago
I believe that he's implying they would be hashed just like your password and used solely for verification with another system (like transaction authorization).
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by TkTech 13y ago
The USB on the Pi has some issues. A lot of devices need to use an external, powered USB hub because the board can't supply enough. Your ethernet is also going through the USB hub.

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