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by anfilt 4y ago
Mainly older industrial equipment that can cost many thousands to replace. Also nothing is wrong with floppies. The only thing is 1.44MB is a bit small for some things these days.
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by anfilt 4y ago
Like self destructing object that is provable secure after a read x times seems interesting outside DRM. For example a lot newer military hardware uses software to be more effective. So if the gear has to be abandoned for some reason a sec
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by anfilt 4y ago
You need workers to make goods and service, deliver them ect... If you freezing hiring thats just gonna cause shortages for domestic goods and services. Leading write back to higher prices...
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by anfilt 4y ago
Main problem with them was NiMh battery had a shorter battery life, and was easy to ruin. First lithium battery was made in 70s as well. First lithium ion was in mid 80s However till the 90s they were not really a commercially viable item
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by anfilt 4y ago
Makita made the first power tools running on batteries in 1978...
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by anfilt 4y ago
A bit hyperbolic calling code smell. They even mention they have their uses. I think the main point of this post is be careful with state explosion since each flag grows the number of states exponentially and likely not all of then are leg
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by anfilt 4y ago
Kinda cool they were able to find that object file.
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by anfilt 4y ago
Yes it is, but not a a good low level systems language mainly due to garbage collection and runtime requirements. It still is used for writing keyword here systems.
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by anfilt 4y ago
Like things are quite partisan at the moment in the congress. You don't want dead lock, but you do want things to be somewhat difficult to change other wise you will get lots of policy, regulatory and even legal whiplash. If things cha
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by anfilt 4y ago
Montana does not have a sales tax.
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by anfilt 4y ago
Sounds very much like me. I like to keep listening too new music.
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by anfilt 4y ago
While fuzz testing is good and all, when it comes to cryptography, the input spaces is so large that chances of finding something are even worse than finding a needle in a hay stack. For instance here the keys are going to be around 256 bit
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by anfilt 5y ago
This is problem with how current statues are written for child support. This would take legislative action at least it looks that way in the USA for most states with a cursory google. Most statues allow courts to have some discretion to han
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by anfilt 5y ago
I am saying courts should be allowed to use common sense in edge cases. Ideally in more murky situations the burden should be lessened. An other statutory rape case: https://www.lawlink.com/research/cases/74059&#x2
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by anfilt 5y ago
Here is an other example of child rape victim forced to pay child support: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/talking-about-trauma... Such a legal system is not just if it can't handle cases like this.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I saying this happens and courts need to have legal discretion to handle the circumstances of the case. In cases like this it's insane a man should have to have shoulder responsibility. Discretion is important for edge cases. Further p
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by anfilt 5y ago
It's not common, but there are cases like this: Here a women took a use condom form the trash to get pregnate. https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/2003_07_thu_01.shtml Women Forged a signature of her ex-
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by anfilt 5y ago
I hate this mentality. If the guy should be on the hook it should depend on the circumstances in my opinion. However, that is not the current case.
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by anfilt 5y ago
This shouldn’t be a political issue. All these states also have democrats in their state legislature. If we wanted to play this political game most the murders would be come from democrat areas which are the larger population centers aka ci
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by anfilt 5y ago
Not sure I would use state borders for this. Murderer is up in most larger cities in the US. Alot of these states have 1 or 2 large cities and then it is going to be more rural. This could easily skew the numbers per capita for a state that
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by anfilt 5y ago
This is a good point.
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by anfilt 5y ago
Yes, they will be very close in frequency. If you have multi-path return you will have two more or more frequencies with different phases. The problem is not so much this alone. All transmitters will have spurious emissions of some level an
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by anfilt 5y ago
It is more sensitive noise. I did not say it was impossible though to design radar with a higher noise floor in mind. Like the main reason this is problem is not really Boeing's or Airbus's fault. It's only now the FAA went w
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by anfilt 5y ago
Radar for an altimeter since by it's very nature it needs to measure distance and not just speed is going to be frequency modulated. Unmodulated/continuous frequency radar can only measure speed. When you start processing the smal
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by anfilt 5y ago
I did not say it was impossible to design a radar system to work with a higher noise floor. Also, if you have looked some of the concerns the FCC has in the S-Band range is radar. If you have looked at the frequency allocation rules and suc
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by anfilt 5y ago
Let's not also forget about drift on these filters. Those components will experience drift from age. That drift can also be accelerated from quiet a few factors such as heat ect...
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by anfilt 5y ago
We are talking about radar here the receiver will be receiving weak signals that are reflected. They may also have slight shifting in frequency due to reflection and the doppler effect. The noise floor is much lower for radar than communica
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by anfilt 5y ago
200 Mhz may be massive for communications (especially digital encoded signals), not necessarily for radar when you sensor is receiving weak reflected signals that very likely can have a frequency shift on reflection. So radar receivers need
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by anfilt 5y ago
We are talking radar here though. Radar in general is more sensitive to noise. It's not a digitally encoded signal like communications. It's looking at the reflections of radio waves and their strength among other things. This is
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by anfilt 5y ago
I see a lot people blaming boeing here? These sensors radar sensors were made before even the FCC allocated the 5G spectrum. Let's also not forget 5G equipment will emit outside of its assigned spectrum even with a buffer zone between

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