Yoofie

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by Yoofie 5y ago
> but IIUC these would have produced nuclear waste, which we currently don't have any long-term storage plans for. As with most of America's problems, this is an entirely political problem, not a technical one.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
"The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws." ― Tacitus
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by Yoofie 5y ago
You are not alone. I operate under the assumption that any application that connects to the internet indeed sends back my activity in that app back home. What frustrates me is that everyone goes out of their way to make fragile, internet co
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Surprised no one went with the typical "state sponsored" actor as cause for outages yet.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
And the Overton Window shrinks even further. Not good.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Check out Armbian. https://www.armbian.com/download
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by Yoofie 5y ago
There is no clearer sign of blatant corruption then blocking manufacturers selling directly to consumers and forcing consumers to buy through dealerships.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
What makes them unqualified?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Is there a source for this?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
The point is not the exact dollar figure that makes one happy. The problem is the "crabs in the bucket" mentality.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
I use the Red Dragon M990 MMO mouse[1] (with 16 side buttons) for daily computing/productivity. I bought it just for funsies just to see and it was a game changer (pun not intended). Its so good that I have two different mice (the same
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Two big dubious assumptions that this conclusion rests upon: > It’s important to note that the study assumes that the vehicle was registered in 2021 and will be on the road for around 18 years. > Study authors ended up with a range of
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Especially where others have broad power or control over others, such as local, state & federal governments.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Plain ol' makefiles?
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by Yoofie 5y ago
As soon as I saw the screenshot, I instantly knew it was using Dear Imgui library [1] under the hood because of the familiar Imgui design cues. Dear Imgui is originally meant to be used in combination with game & graphics engines which
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by Yoofie 5y ago
I am amazed that well capitalized companies over $x million are even allowed to merge/be acquired at all (by default). In my mind, after a certain point, it clearly becomes a case of anti-competitive behavior and should not be allowed
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Beside the whole legal threat drama, is anyone else surprised that replit got $20 million in VC funding for what essentially is a script that can be made by an intern in a day? And the idea has been around forever and is not even unique. Is
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Is there a source for this? If true, this is a new low for all these "cybersecurity" firms even though I already took their claims as a pinch of salt.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
This reminds of the Helljumpers in the Halo games. Special Forces that launch from space based platforms/ships and drop into any combat zone on the planet in a matter of minutes.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
I don't think its relevant. My first reading of that paragraph gave me the impression that she removed stuff from her yard/property.
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by Yoofie 5y ago
> To get that one, Duffy, who is African American, communicated with the appraiser strictly via email, stripped her home of all signs of her racial and cultural identity and had the white husband of a friend stand in for her during the a
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by Yoofie 5y ago
No, he is correct. Alot of embedded software uses a more complex form of that exact technique that he is shown in the code. You technically can have a dedicated timer interrupt for every task but there are usually alot more tasks than HW ti
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Same symptoms and same solution to integer overflows on timers used in the software on other Boeing aircraft (iirc).
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Exploring the software that flies SpaceX rockets and starships(stackoverflow.blog)
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by Yoofie 5y ago
Two good books to read on this topic are: - Stalingrad - Berlin: The Downfall 1945 Both by Antony Beevor. After reading these books, it really convinced me how much undue credit the US gets for "winning" WW2 (in Europe) when its p
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by Yoofie 6y ago
The most amazing thing is that these people keep getting re-elected. The voters are the ones allowing this to happen.
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by Yoofie 6y ago
Shocking to absolutely no one. When you are the only game in town and everyone wants the latest greatest (high demand), shortages are going to last into the foreseeable future[1]. [1] - Foreseeable future = multiple years on end
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by Yoofie 6y ago
I am still amazed every time these Omnibus bills are proposed and passed. It such a blatant sign of corruption and no one seems to give a damn.
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by Yoofie 6y ago
This is the first article in a series. The author already has three articles up where he has more suggestions. Part II - https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2021/4/12/the-half-truth... Part III - https:
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by Yoofie 6y ago
If you mean hobbyists, then probably yes. But there are whole industries who use embedded C as the defacto standard, such as automotive.

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