callesgg

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by callesgg 11y ago
For some time now i have wondered what happens if one only eats corn for a week.
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by callesgg 11y ago
The range of those bands means one has to share them with allot more people. Resulting in lower bandwidth per person.
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by callesgg 11y ago
My question is if VW has switched the affected stuff in newer models since they found out about the issues?
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by callesgg 11y ago
earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8577359
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by callesgg 11y ago
Why is it called the xy problem? it is not realy a problem... It is a description of a common interaction betwean two persons.
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by callesgg 11y ago
Not unexpected. It is easy to blame the the administration for the response. But it is not them it is the way the system is setup.(Well it is them to, and they are legitimately scared) Just as if Snowden had challenged it (i cite)"Chal
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by callesgg 11y ago
The word "Allowed" does not weigh much in the ears of NSA employees.
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by callesgg 11y ago
"Somewhat" is kind of important here. In practice you can easily just test 10 or so most common router ip addresses in under 5 seconds. And probably get a 95% hit ratio: 192.168.1.1 192.168.0.1 192.168.2.1 192.168.10.1 192.168.100
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by callesgg 11y ago
Linux doesn't have anything it is a kernel. Graphical distros have a standard font in their UI.
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by callesgg 11y ago
It has certainly become better, however that does not matter to much as they gave the best results even before all of that. There used to be a time where i quite often had to check a few pages back and rephrase the search, These days whatev
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by callesgg 11y ago
In almost every use case i have i have, libav has not been able to fulfill my needs and i have had to get rid of libav and install ffmpeg.
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by callesgg 11y ago
I have read that before, sounds like something a sales person would say. I have never seen a proper source for the statement. And even so if the screen in-front of every passenger did then started to spew a bunch of boot logs and generally
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by callesgg 11y ago
I have been tempted to play with the entertainment screen in airplanes a couple of times. But as it is on an airplane traveling 900km/h 10 000m in the air. I dont feel like poking at stuff that is connected to the stuff that is keeping
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by callesgg 11y ago
The actual article title is "Easy DNA Editing" but i can not stop thinking of it like the creation of unstoppable biological weapons of mass destruction. DNA editing and writing is powerful extremely powerful. I wish there was som
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by callesgg 11y ago
Engines on planes are made to chuck a flock of birds without exploding, i think the plane would have been "fine" (aka no human casualties) even if it did hit the drone. Assuming it was a quad-copter not an actual military drone.
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by callesgg 11y ago
They are not testing it, they are showing it. Reckless yes and still probably not enough.... I believe people will need to be killed, or get their cars destroys before the rest of the population takes enough of a stance against "neglec
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by callesgg 11y ago
Blind Spot 1: Authentication, Yes it is an actual problem. Blind Spot 2: Tab overload, It is called bookmarks... Blind Spot 3: Collaborative editing, Google Docs. Blind Spot 4: A printer that isn’t junk, You get what you pay for. Blind Spot
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by callesgg 11y ago
A big problem is that battery's require lithium, which is quite rare(not supper rare but still rare enough for it to be a problem). My prediction is that sales if electric cars wont become exponential until we get cheaper and greener b
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by callesgg 11y ago
That is actually some really nice features that i could see myself using on a daily basis. However i feel that it might somehow fuck up some things, as it is using some rather unconventional stuff.
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by callesgg 11y ago
Main problem is that one has to get a unknown persons in ones face when getting in our out of the seat. A Fairly loaded stance if you ask me.
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by callesgg 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planet_Labs Yeah 3-5 meters apparently. And i would assume spy satellites can do much better than 1m. According to wikipedia spy satellites has a estimated resolution of about 10 cm.
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by callesgg 11y ago
Main problem with space stuff is radiation if you send up consumer electronics like iphones. The small transistors in consumer electronics would break from a single hit. You could ofcorse just send more of them. But as we can see NASA has g
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by callesgg 11y ago
the resolution difference is quite big. Planet labs satellites captures with something like 1mx1m resolution. This satellite has a resolution of about 500mx500m
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by callesgg 11y ago
Cause they are used to the piles and piles of stupid laws that gets passed all the time.
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by callesgg 11y ago
Cause they are used to the American democracy.
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by callesgg 11y ago
More lite a rocket programme than a space programme.
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by callesgg 11y ago
It is stored in the network cables aswell. But you are probably correct, the time in the cables is probably not even close to the time the data is stored in the equipment itself.
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by callesgg 11y ago
Someone still needs to click the thing to execute it. Clicking any executable in windows will launch it. I really can't see the difference that makes this so bad. User clicks executable in office it launches.... vs User clicks executab
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by callesgg 11y ago
They did take some time to build obviously, but that was probably made on a assembly band or similar where they make one of those sections every minute. And if they put some nice automation systems in the shop they could probably cut that t
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by callesgg 11y ago
That way of building is not very fast when you have "intricate" details like rooms, windows and doors. btw for some reason people like bricks, think they look good. So i think there is a market for it. This is what you are looking

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