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by _fs 4y ago
> Thank god these hackers don't know how to negotiate. I think that's a feature, not a bug. They have exemplified that if they get paid, you get your data back. No negotiating, no games, just a hard time limit with cons
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by _fs 4y ago
I have not had to service my 5 year old EV yet. Only expense has been tires and a (standard) car battery replacement
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by _fs 4y ago
I have a first letter/common last name gmail address that I have had since gmail was invite only. No matter how well I manage spam, there are idiots around the country with my same last name that use my email address for every service
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by _fs 5y ago
Just a heads up, you are not getting the full library from San Francisco public library. There are multiple levels of subscriptions offered to libraries. SFPL gets about most of the books, while san mateo has a better subscription and get&#
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by _fs 5y ago
ICBM's cannot be reliably intercepted. 95% of them will get through. Russia has > 300 ICBMS ready to go.
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by _fs 5y ago
Im guessing if we knew the amount of classified intel Nato forces are providing Ukraine, it would make your pathetic statement seem a little silly.
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by _fs 5y ago
Would you consider a more hybrid approach? Embedded development gives you a bit of both worlds. Mostly in C/C++, but you write code that interacts with and directly controls hardware.
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by _fs 5y ago
You really think hackaday is blogspam? The youtube poster likely posted the article at hackaday. Every embedded guy I know loves this site.
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by _fs 5y ago
Impressive, considering there were only 3 confirmed US cases of covid-19 in January 2020. Assuming your not in the US?
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by _fs 5y ago
Atlanta has oppressive humidity 5 months of the year. No thank you
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by _fs 5y ago
I believe the theory behind this is that you don't want to associate your bed with not sleeping. If you body is not ready to sleep, don't bother trying. I got a similar suggestion after a spell of a week or two with 2 hours or les
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by _fs 5y ago
I've gone back and forth on using ddg. I realize whenever I am searching for technical assistance, bing results are really terrible. Because of this, I wind up !g every search. Lately, I have begun using https://www.startpag
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by _fs 5y ago
It’s bing. You are using a reskin of bing search results.
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by _fs 5y ago
AKA we want to lock you in to our PAAS
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by _fs 5y ago
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/ - DCRainmaker is THE run/bike/swim tech reviewer. Extremely in depth reviews with lots of pictures of any and every major tech device that hits the fitness world. https://we
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by _fs 5y ago
Bone conduction headphones are kind of like the opposite of noise cancelling. I like them primarily for sport use. Whether trail running, MTB, or in the gym, bone conduction headphones do not block outside noise. So wearing them I am more a
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by _fs 5y ago
> I'm quite curious if there is a group of like-minded individuals out there who would participate in a wiki that attempts to summarize (with degree of certainty) the current known knowledge. Yes, it can be found at a http:
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by _fs 5y ago
> Politicians need something else, eg science and studies, in order to conduct politics and change/form laws and regulation If only that were the case. When was the last time a popular politician gave any regard to scientific studie
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by _fs 6y ago
> I will briefly summarize the plot of Back to the Future II for you. I am so okay with that one.
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by _fs 6y ago
Don't forget record/tape/SD stores as well. We all know how the audio business turned out.
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by _fs 6y ago
Nothing gets my dog moving like when the three year old grabs the food scoop and heads to the garage.
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by _fs 6y ago
Are you posting this to start a flame war? Has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
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by _fs 6y ago
The whole "hackernews desperately up-voting any post that cast's negative light on the investment opportunity that they missed" shtick is getting old. We get it, a lot of you knew about bitcoin in 2011 and did not buy in. Now
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by _fs 6y ago
Once upon a time I hosted a very small phpBB with a couple hundred members and a few posts a day. We had domain specific questions for our captcha, and they cycled between 3-4 different questions. Within a month, the bots had been programme
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Which programming books are still must reads, essential reading for your career(reddit.com)
5 points by _fs 6y ago|0 comments
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by _fs 6y ago
Falling now, and, what do you know, coinbase is down.
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by _fs 6y ago
Name Description HELP ME Start and continue with 10 lives. AKAMA Start in Hard Mode alone. OKUDA Start in Normal Mode with Alucard. Ahh, back when games had cheat codes... nowadays, you’d have to
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by _fs 6y ago
This is similair to one of my favorite features of RSS reader https://newsblur.com/ . Your (free) account gives you an email address that can be used to register for newsletters. Then, when they come in, its presented exactl
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by _fs 6y ago
Unfortunately people are going to focus on the explosive ending. But the high altitude test went well.
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by _fs 6y ago
Multiple takes intermixed on a single track. https://www.ableton.com/en/live/#comping

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