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berti
8y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18292061
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berti
8y ago
We have that situation in New Zealand. AFAIK all ISPs are neutral. It would seem like a competitive disadvantage to be otherwise in a market full of neutral ISPs.
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berti
8y ago
OPC-DA is the worst. Fortunately at least a few vendors are pushing OPC-UA (no DCOM!), but the whole industry moves like molasses.
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berti
8y ago
> ... and his use of a web service that hides a site’s hosting provider (Lackman says it was the immensely popular service Cloudflare), meant that there was a real risk that Lackman might destroy evidence if they didn’t conduct a surpris
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berti
8y ago
Qt's signal/slot mechanism coupled with it's model framework make it quite simple to wire a QML GUI to a C++ backend.
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berti
8y ago
Thanks, what you said makes sense, or licensing Qt under LGPL in addition to GPL would make no sense. > Oh also, I am not a lawyer, if you're developing something commercially or otherwise reading this for advice please take a momen
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berti
8y ago
Does #including (non-trivial) Qt headers make your software a derivative work? IIRC there is a decent amount of actual code in some of the headers. Seems like a very grey area.
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berti
8y ago
Yes, "eMMC5.0 HS400 Flash Storage slot" [1], and pre-loaded eMMCs for C2 [2]. -e- See "Technical Detail" tab on the first link for board picture showing the eMMC slot. [1] https://www.hardkernel.com/main&
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berti
8y ago
Polkit already allows regular users to manage services [1]. Of course that would require the admins responsible for the system to set it up in such a way. [1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Polkit#Allow_management
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berti
8y ago
Please add eMMC to the storage filters. The database days the Odroid C2 has no eMMC slot, which doesn't seem to be correct.
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berti
8y ago
> We argue that, in full generality, the thesis cannot possibly be true. If you could post a text summary of this part, we'd be very grateful.
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berti
8y ago
Which is great if you have terabytes of logs, but GP's point is that the majority don't have that problem. Simple solutions are, well, simpler.
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berti
8y ago
Thanks, unfortunately it didn't work (SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP on FF 63.0b10).
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berti
8y ago
It's not so much the copper itself, but the surrounding components, especially insulation.
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8y ago
Electric plant is also stressed by higher loads (thermal mainly, which has a number of downstream effects), and cyclic thermal stress would lead to cycle limits just the same. You also still have a lot of mechanical components just the same
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berti
8y ago
Aces Studio/Microsoft Aces, responsible for the Microsoft Flight Simulator series, shutdown by MS in 2009.
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berti
8y ago
A go-around wouldn't give much chance to assess the damage beyond superficial. Would be much better to fully land and stop.
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8y ago
Sorry! Page 203 in the first PDF has a full table if registers, and that bits in them. Thanks very much for the library, and even more for taking the time to create that notebook. The captured data looks excellent. I'll hax some code t
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berti
8y ago
I'm doing about the same, each morning I middle-click all the items in feeder.co's dropdown (filtered on new items only), peruse each of the resulting tabs over coffee.
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8y ago
Try these: Page 233 http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/Atmel-8351-M... Page 45 https://ae-bst.resource.bosch.com/media/_tech/media/datashee... Is the library able
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8y ago
I hope this is good at extracting register maps from datasheets. That would save a lot of tedious driver work.
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berti
8y ago
The demo does not work well on iOS/Safari. The whole page scrolls horizontally when you try to drag the sliders.
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8y ago
That doesn't mean we should continue perpetuating such biases when it's avoidable. It annoys me greatly when politicians use this line of reasoning. If what we had before was working we wouldn't need to change it.
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8y ago
The register hint is a bit of a semi-unrelated sidetrack, which you would only ever use in a really hot location when proven necessary by profiling + inspection of the generated code, and the compiler is more often than not smarter than you
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berti
8y ago
Run a filesystem that checksums data (e.g. ZFS) on a system without ECC RAM for a few weeks and then come back to us... I've done it, the results were surprising, and I replaced the RAM with ECC.
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8y ago
It would even be really difficult to do on purpose.
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8y ago
Very much so. I expect people from elsewhere haven't even heard of it, whereas for us it's the deadliest disaster in history!
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berti
8y ago
Said by the head of the Royal Commission of Inquiry (Justice Peter Mahon), about the cover-up attempted by the airline involved in TE901. Totally where I went too.
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8y ago
Risk-aversion, cost of relatively small changes can look large, and the tendency to "design by committee". You can send an email out to some colleagues throughout other units of the business and get inundated with reasons why it w
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Hey, Google. Stop
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