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adestefan
3y ago
I’m excited for this to be used for paravirtualization of the arm64 port on an M1 Mac. Right now you have to use the EFI framebuffer which is not good.
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adestefan
7y ago
I know ublock origin does because I have been using that on my systems and never see them.
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adestefan
7y ago
Looks like they have a document on that. https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/vpn/overview/
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adestefan
7y ago
For everyone down voting this framework already exists as the Treaty on Open Skies. It was finalized in 1989, but started as a mutual agreement between NATO and the USSR.
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adestefan
7y ago
The majority of US debt is special bonds owned by the Social Security Trust Fund. Only about 30% of bonds are owned by foreign entities. And the top foreign holder fluctuates between China and Japan.
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adestefan
7y ago
The “many eyes” hypothesis is routinely debunked when severe security bugs are found in things like the Linux kernel that have been there for years. The same is true for standards that end up being fundamentally broken at later dates. In th
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adestefan
7y ago
That’s the thing it doesn’t stop. It’s just a rotary dial with the lightest detents I’ve ever felt. You just spin it and it’s a circular buffer through every setting.
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adestefan
7y ago
I have knobs on the climate control on my car, but I still need to look at the screen. The problem is the knobs have no stops so I still need to look down to figure out what they're set to after they update the electronic display. On m
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adestefan
7y ago
In general I've found electronics from the major Japanese companies easy to open, well labeled, and designed in a logical manner.
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adestefan
7y ago
The capital V was just iOS auto-correct.
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adestefan
7y ago
Ban nylon ties and get the Velcro ones. They’re as fast as using nylon ties, are reusable, and are soft and wide enough to save the insulation.
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adestefan
7y ago
Much of this is thanks to the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) which will celebrate it's 30th anniversary next year. I can remember how much people despised that the government was forcing another regulation on the poor businesses
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adestefan
7y ago
That is exactly what Chuck Moore wanted when inventing Forth.
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adestefan
7y ago
The name wins buzzword bingo.
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adestefan
7y ago
I believe the op is not talking about a denial by ARIN. The 44 space is administered by a series of volunteers that I believe is distributed worldwide. Some people in the amateur radio community like to create little fiefdoms and the distri
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adestefan
7y ago
What was the first programming language you really understood and learned? I ask because most of the time people think something different is complex or "ugly" it's because they're using bad abstractions between what the
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adestefan
7y ago
Python has a built in turtle module.
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adestefan
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There exists a handful of EngD problems out there. It’s to be treated as an applied PhD where the goal is to develop as a leader of industrial R&D.
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adestefan
7y ago
My graduate stats teacher used a system like this and it was horrible. His handwriting was so bad on the tablet, but much better on the chalkboard.
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adestefan
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The history of cell phones seems to have been to make them smaller until they’re too small followed by making them bigger until they’re too big.
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adestefan
7y ago
The cost of the people to support all of that, too.
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adestefan
8y ago
I mentor people for the same reason I automate things; at the end of the day I'm lazy and I'd rather concentrate more on the things that matter to me. It that means I can teach someone else how to do the work that I don't wan
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adestefan
8y ago
There were never good times. I remember people running Sybase or other products just so they never had to deal with an Oracle sales person.
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adestefan
8y ago
This exception already exists in current regulations.
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adestefan
8y ago
There are some methods that are patent encumbered and the only source of ways to decode them are with tightly controlled modems/decoders. This is especially the case with the advanced PACTOR modems and some of the digital voice encoder
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adestefan
8y ago
I wrote off the airpods when they first came out, but then received a pair as a gift. They ended up being one of my must have items. I wish they wouldn't automatically switch to the lower bit rate when they connect to a mac or that I c
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adestefan
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The OS/2 part was, the DOS/Win comparability later not so much. Workplace Shell was so cool though.
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adestefan
8y ago
It’s also easy to design paper ballots that are really hard to use.
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adestefan
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Because voter fraud is exceedingly rare in the US. Now election fraud is a different issue.
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adestefan
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Even the small libraries are great because of intra-library lending. There's a robust network of libraries across the nation that lets you get almost any book you'd like. In most states the public university system is also part of
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