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I should have said remote-monitor and remote-reset circuit breakers, and not mixed in the issue of wired lighting control. Generally for protecting wiring you need circuit breakers which will operate without relying on software.
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AFAIK remote controlled circuit breakers are sometimes used on large ships, and presumably in other applications with heavy loads. When you have a 200 Amp breaker, just running a cable from a load location to a convenient control location (
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But what about on the server side? We generally know about passwords being salted and hashed. How are these recovery keys stored, regenerated etc? (I suppose they are also salted and hashed, but they are shorter and potentially easier to cr
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4y ago
Need a photoshop where the apes in the movie 2001 are freaking out at a parenthesis-shaped monolith.
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4y ago
Maybe GitHub Copilot is that good already.
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> Clothes are always a uniform and a social signal, whether or not they're formally labelled as such. As a product of the 1960s there was a reaction by lefty columnist Paul Krassner, IIRC. He referred (if it wasn't someone else
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Not that I would have qualified, but years and years ago when I looked at a Google recruiting page, it featured a picture of "field hockey in the parking lot at lunchtime", IIRC. I took that as a hint about age preferences.
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4y ago
Comparably intense, here is a video of an electric bus fire in India: http://www.jimstoneindia.com/pagesq22022/page2v.html
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4y ago
About $1500, temporarily sold out, according to their "Shop" tab.
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4y ago
This just released: How Finland can plan to phase out fossil fuels https://tupa.gtk.fi/raportti/arkisto/18_2022.pdf
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4y ago
> in a physical classroom ... a good chunk of the students are spacing off throughout any given lecture Think of a meeting of 30 people in your own office environment and wonder how many people are spacing out at any given moment.
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4y ago
> Next thing, you'll see announced a platform for reusable container services that can be dynamically linked from other containers DLL --> JCL ... Joinable Container Libraries
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> NAND flash retention is much less than 30 years Hard failures aside, I assume very slow charge decay might be somewhat mitigated by periodically copying files flash-to-same-flash (let alone another) -- or perhaps even rewriting them in
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5y ago
What, no Tesla (the original one) FTW?
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5y ago
Coming out of retirement to write Cobol. s/Cobol/C++/
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Fun fact: When I was in a highly respected grad school in the 1980s (multiple Nobel Prize winners in the department), the QFT course was presented in such an obscure way, I stopped attending lectures, and I doubt anyone passed. The next yea
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Great work and writeup. In terms of the pictured old pcbs with rounded traces, I wonder if when applying tape "on film" or "on mylar" it was rather easy, when applying narrow fixed-width tape for a track, to bend and fol
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Depends upon what you set out to measure. lbs is specifically a unit of force. kg is specifically a unit of mass. It is a category error to equate these as measures, although (in many places) an everyday convention to do so on Earth .
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5y ago
On Earth.
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Is this a classic story, perhaps on the tcl wiki: On site with a customer, the question of creating a GUI interface came up. A few engineers left and, after a bit of time in another room, came back with a proposal already demo'd in tc
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We just gave up a machine from the 1950s. The installer for the new machine looked in amazement that the old unit had still been working until recently (a Kenmore). Looking to legislate parts availability for ca 5 years is a step, but IMHO
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Precautionary approach?: make a video now of your favorite washing machine cycle, analyze later.
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> By contrast, by maintaining all power in the hands of the small coterie of tech monopolies which control the internet and which have long proven their loyalty to the U.S. security state, the ability of the U.S. national security state
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5y ago
Perhaps also on stress-sensitive components such as high-stability voltage references.
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Good article. I did not see this mentioned: Doesn't one of nix or guix have a mode to operate as a guest or overlay on an existing OS? I find this[1] in the area of Nix as and OpenBSD guest, but I've barely glanced at it for appli
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You might enjoy this proposal for DEC64: https://www.crockford.com/dec64.html IMHO it would be nice to see it used in larger-integer-presenting domains: with some limitations, accounting; interpreters where you want 0.1 + 0
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I don't know how to specify it, but it would surely be popular: oops
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> I guess I'm oddball for liking colour contrast in my notes. I just started taking notes to learn a new programming language. Writing the code with a red pen and my own notes in blue makes for a fantastic contrast.
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Does anyone make a Qt-server to minimize all required coupling?
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And the Zortech editor.
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