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by Zenst 6y ago
You are not powerless - ethical buying, if everybody did that then things would change as companies run on money, so vote with your wallet. Effort to research and may find in some area's it's down to picking the best of a bad cho
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by Zenst 6y ago
I managed to get 8 octaves of tones out of a ZX-81 in my youth without any extra hardware. Bit banging the cassette port audio out and running that output into line in worked. Wasn't amazing and boring organ tone at best and would us
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by Zenst 6y ago
I was thinking a few lorry loads on the edge they are trying to pull, just to give it a kick briefly so the tugs can get that initial momentum going. More of a brief sudden kick/change to give it that edge. With that I don't thin
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by Zenst 6y ago
At this scale, even air pressure would be a factor, I'd presume a higher air pressure would be more conducive as large surface area of the water than the ship, though might be wrong.
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by Zenst 6y ago
> It's really stuck. It's probably going to take a couple of weeks to get it unstuck. My armchair engineering would dump a load of salt into the water to increase buoyancy of the ship long enough for the tugs to get some moment
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by Zenst 6y ago
Oh indeed you are spot on - https://wiki.xiph.org/OpusFAQ#Does_Opus_support_higher_sampl...
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by Zenst 6y ago
I think Intel are more focused upon not surfing the bleeding edge, more the bulk of other silicon production that is usually on many generations behind. So offering those the opportunity to step up in nodes for them but also using proven n
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by Zenst 6y ago
> "we need to spend spend spend to revitalize the economy" Yeah, I'm showing my age but I'm reminded of a comparative ethos regarding developers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhh_GeBPOhs
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by Zenst 6y ago
Probably marketing and the HiFi industry has demonstrated that such people are a nice niche income stream. Some say a fool and their money, I say each to their own and their choice. But I'm sure there are always edge-case valid uses f
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by Zenst 6y ago
>65536x65536 extended double precision matrices together For perspective, that would be akin to multiplying every MAC address with every other MAC address upon the entire IPv4 range.
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by Zenst 6y ago
I see they handle Daylight saving, albeit they flag that entire week as the change from what I can see for the UK which has a change from GMT to BST (which they call UST+1) on the 28th - yet whole week gets labelled that in which it changes
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by Zenst 6y ago
The whole aspect of facial recognition upon satellites will sure open up some messy legal cases in the future I feel.
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Kudos for addressing a problem with a solution over focusing upon the problem. I look forward to this. Do you have a timeline for this or way to subscribe for updates?
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Might find that October 2019 hard limit may change. https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-italy-tim...
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I'm not sure AZ said otherwise. I did check and you are correct about signing date. However the devil as always is in the detail and the two contracts are different and best covered here: https://www.politico.eu/articl
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by Zenst 6y ago
I've done security audits and related consulting work upon research labs in my past and the biggest issue they had was - extremist animal activists. Now I was aware of some reports (nothing official or confirmed) that the Wuham lab was
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by Zenst 6y ago
Ah, not the first unification that springs to mind. I wasn't aware of that, and reading a bit about it and the timeline - you may be very well right. Certainly it interesting to look at how historical events panned out with hindsigh
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How can you tell it is a troll and not some perspective without knowing the reasoning and workings out of that perspective?
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How was it a disaster? When West Germany merged with East the impact upon GDP wasn't dramatic and it was a democratic choice. Indeed it went so well, I dare say it was a motivator towards more integration within the EU and will say the
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I'm not sure why, but upon reading that my initial thoughts are - will this finally be the death of the PS/2 port that's been locked into IRQ1 on the master PIC.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Anybody else getting site error/403 once they accept the cookie? Reads fine if I don't.
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by Zenst 6y ago
Military bases around the world tend to not like photography without prior permission/authorisation. Let alone a car that has more camera's and sensors than many surveillance drones. So I can appreciate this from that aspect alon
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by Zenst 6y ago
With Apple holding a lot of cash offshore awaiting for a favourable way to onshore it, combined with the political eagerness to bring chip production onshore. Those two aspect may well pan out to a situation in which the accountants see it
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by Zenst 6y ago
Given the Verge gives you a choice from a 1/3rd banner to accept their cookie or accept their cookie, with the privacy terms a PITA to read unless you accept their cookie. I wonder if the verge themselves are GDPR compliant! If only t
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by Zenst 6y ago
At some level with any website, you can't but feel that whatever you do, ads will be personalised to some degree. The whole aspect of a website informing you that they are at least feels more honest. Though when the informed choice is
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Some area's won't be allowed to use salt, I know in Issaquah in Washington state they could not use salt upon the roads due to laws to protect the salmon streams. Probably a fair few area's in which salt is prohibited for roa
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Get them to look at https://yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk/ and report their side effects. That's the UK system for reporting side effects in medications of any form. Also weekly report of the covid-19 vaccine side effects he
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The World of Open Source, without that enterprise software subscription/licensing per core model flavours corporations can account for and personally I feel with a slight tongue-in-cheek, is a product of accountants came before program
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by Zenst 6y ago
Good to see an article like this as so many people think an interview is a one-way process, it's two-way and you are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you. SO many let the potential employer dominate the whole process
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All the World's Coronavirus Fits in a Coke Can(youtube.com)
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