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by avhon1 5y ago
Yep. Here's a list of one-party recording consent states from [1]: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan , Minnesota, Mis
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by avhon1 5y ago
If you scroll way far down on the campaign page, there's actually a table of Spintronics Physical Units: Spin Volt = 0.1 newtons Spin Coulomb = 10 meters of chain Spin Ampere = 10 meters of chain per second Spin Ohm = 0.1 newton-second
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by avhon1 5y ago
The ESP32 can negotiate TLS1.2, using, among other options, mbedtls. https://tls.mbed.org/api/ > mbed TLS supports SSLv3 up to TLSv1.2
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by avhon1 5y ago
> > DO NOT RUN THIS VERSION OF NGROK (1.X) IN PRODUCTION > I don't see that anywhere. I didn't find it on the website, but I did find it on the GitHub: https://github.com/inconshreveable/ngrok
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by avhon1 5y ago
Lunar Starship won't be (intentionally, excepting emergencies or retirement) returning to Earth's Surface, but the plan might involve it returning closer to Earth for refueling.
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by avhon1 5y ago
Unless the fuel is being produced on the Moon, it would be more efficient for Mars-bound spaceships to fuel up in LEO. All Earth-departing mass has to pass through LEO, so it's simpler to rendezvous there rather than enter, and then le
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by avhon1 6y ago
You're welcome! Dan Deacon's music is fun, and I've heard that his concerts are a blast. My favorite online presentation of his music is the collaborative video made by Adult Swim for the song "When I was Done Dying&quot
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by avhon1 6y ago
Just wondering, what phone do you have that still uses mini-usb?
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by avhon1 6y ago
At $875 in 2013, it was somewhat cheaper, but not much. https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B00CXSJUZS
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by avhon1 6y ago
Sure, Dan Deacon comes to mind. Most of the instruments he uses in his performances are smaller than a computer keyboard. Here's a picture he posted of his gear: https://twitter.com/ebaynetflix/status/44207850
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by avhon1 6y ago
It works, but it's a pain to have do it, and to remember how to do it (especially when you don't yet have internet, because you can't log into the wifi!)
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by avhon1 6y ago
It doesn't have to be an announcement of something new. It'd be great if the reflections included any improvements to Firefox that happened over the year.
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by avhon1 6y ago
There are actually a couple of good GUI bulk file renamers. I'm fond of the one built into xfce's Thunar file manager [1], but there is also ReNamer [2] and Ant Renamer [3]. [1] https://docs.xfce.org/xfce/thun
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by avhon1 6y ago
to add to the list: HPL, the programming language on Hewlett-Packard's RPN calculators.
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by avhon1 6y ago
Being in a single .c or .h file does make a project easy to incorporate into the source tree of other projects.
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by avhon1 6y ago
Not necessarily. For example, for about $4,000,000,000, Disney bought Star Wars: the Complete Collection, including all rights and trademarks. Not just copies of the movies, but actual ownership of the concept of "Star Wars", in e
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by avhon1 6y ago
Helical features are supported in the latest Solvespace release (3.0pre3). There has been some discussion of how chamfers, fillets, and draft angles might work, but the concensus has been that they would be tricky to add, and are not a prio
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by avhon1 6y ago
Last year, NASA had a public challenge for teams to submit designs for Venus rovers. The winners were announced in July[0]. The designs are pretty interesting! As far as planned missions go, a proposal by the Goddard Space Flight Center for
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by avhon1 6y ago
The current plan is for a launch in 2026 to send a NASA-designed rocket, and a rover and an orbiter designed by ESA, to Mars. The rover will collect Perseverance's sample tubes and place them in the rocket, which will carry the tubes
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by avhon1 6y ago
It's right there on the page. $2,300.00 excluding tax
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by avhon1 6y ago
This is Polish Notation, and it does not have this problem as long as you don't allow variadic functions. If functions always consume the same number of arguments, it's no problem at all. This is basically how concatenative stack-
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by avhon1 6y ago
I'm not sure this is a good signal for trustworthiness. For example, how do you know the humans are real? In this new age of deepfakes, it's easier than ever to generate profiles of non-existent people.
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by avhon1 6y ago
The CC0 license and the Unlicense attempt to do this with language to the effect of: > This work is placed in the public domain. > In regions where this is not possible, the author grants unlimited license to this work. Unfortunately,
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by avhon1 6y ago
I didn't see the banner in the Android app until I tried to send a message.
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by avhon1 6y ago
Probably not. iCE40 FPGAs come with up to 7,680 logic cells. The J1 was designed for a board with a Xilinx XC3S1000, which has 17,280 logic cells.
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by avhon1 6y ago
IMO, the two challenging parts of recursion are: First, realizing that you can have separate instances of functions at the same time -- different stack frames. Making the mental leap from "the content of x in function f" to "
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by avhon1 6y ago
Next-day correction: during the 2016 election, I voted in a different city (about an hour's drive away, but in the same state) from the city that I voted in 2020. I was attending college in the city where I currently live and vote, b
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by avhon1 6y ago
Yes there are. In 2016 I voted in Indiana on a voting machine that was all-electronic. I didn't put my vote down on paper, and the machine didn't produce a paper record for me to examine. After I voted, I asked if I could have a r
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by avhon1 6y ago
This isn't necessarily true; FreePascal's LCL integrates with native accessibility frameworks: > The LCL should automatically provide accessibility for all of its standard controls, or allow the underlying widgetset to provide
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by avhon1 6y ago
I believe spacemanmatt was referring to the popular culture that was a part of their childhood.

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