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The electrical blueprints that orchestrate life [video](youtube.com)
3 points by comboy 5y ago|0 comments
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by comboy 5y ago
I remember checking caching headers to learn about content date at some point. It's not just you. Also sites being gone and content getting lost. I think by now pretty much everything text should just not disappear anymore, and we seem
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by comboy 5y ago
Mikrotik
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by comboy 5y ago
No, many people dislike smartphones.
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by comboy 5y ago
Have been drinking it for 25 years. Had a few months without here and there. It's not much different unless your usage has been excessive, which clearly was the case here. Different people have different metabolism of caffeine and diff
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by comboy 5y ago
> Caffeine is the hardest drug to quit. I kept giggling for a few minutes so much that I got back here to thank you for that.
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by comboy 5y ago
I may be too late to get an answer, but are there decent alternatives to upwork? I'm not looking to avoid sharing profit and direct cooperation. I like the idea of it. I'm just looking for something done better.
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by comboy 5y ago
Why is a good question. But its usually complex enough to discourage chasing answer which is anywhere near the truth. The ultimate answer is the Universe, simplified version takes into account only brains of people who upvoted which is also
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by comboy 5y ago
Can anybody who used "new" loops interface in Logic say how it compares? I like not reinventing my workflows.
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by comboy 5y ago
Most countries have 90s-era fabs [1]. That is not rocket science. But EUV is. And all new processors depend on it. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_semiconductor_fabricat...
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by comboy 5y ago
Everything ends up in your database as bytes. You can say everything is a number. It's just naming. Whether it's sane to do basic math operations on them is loosely correlated with whether user sees that number as an integer on hi
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by comboy 5y ago
I agree with that difference but I'm not sure it's fundamental. To me more fundamental is access to information that anybody has above certain age. Yes you still need to know how to interpret it, that's one of the most valuab
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by comboy 5y ago
Really? Spiderman and Elsa having diarrhea is that much worse than presenting family model with woman being a washing machine and kids getting beaten by their dad? Nutella is a healthy breakfast and all cool kids smoke cigarettes. Shut up a
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by comboy 5y ago
Yeah, good old times of 3 TV channels and 2 newspapers which you could come across. The algorithm of giving you what you prefer when there are too many choices is inevitable. Alternative is a bunch of people deciding what it should and shou
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by comboy 5y ago
These are funny from an outsider perspective. - Hi I'm John Smith (...) - Hi John, could you send us your photos? - (...) - EOT
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by comboy 5y ago
It sounds like potentially a very decent feat. Some writeup would be nice, even in a comment. How does it work? What problems did you encounter? etc.
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by comboy 5y ago
It is never the thing fault. But it may be the thing fault given your optimization function. Imagine a kid drowning in front of you (that somewhat happens but on the other side of the world so you can't see directly). You can be unhapp
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by comboy 5y ago
Unless there would be something big at the office. Or they hated they job. Or they get burned out because it offers them no life-work balance and space for other activities and relationships outside of it. In all cases above it's not t
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by comboy 5y ago
OK, in too much simplified version: you not being content with the state of things may not necessarily be your fault - it may be the things fault. Of course you can change yourself, all problems are within you, they are created by your opti
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by comboy 5y ago
I think symptoms of depression are reduced to too few dimensions (these being all disorders names coming from a science which cannot reproduce most of its results). Imagine Einstein. He can't figure it out and solve the constant proble
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by comboy 5y ago
There was one really good talk about from black hat or defcon [1] but there's also this [2] which seems more thorough so I'm gonna watch it too later. I happen to have a friend who writes software for simcards so that's what
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by comboy 5y ago
One I can think of is operator providing you a software package to make use of his special services (and whatnot). Did you know your simcard contains Java Runtime Environment?
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by comboy 5y ago
So where does this java malware migrates now? Is it uploaded OTA? ;)
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by comboy 5y ago
I mean it sincerely. Are you listening to something else while using a website with sound? I usually just pause the music. If it's some music/podcast isn't it more handy to have a known volume knob on that instead of finding
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by comboy 5y ago
Oops. In my (8yo ) defense at that point in time I had no idea that games can be bought. * I think I'm still somewhat afraid of sliding doors ;)
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by comboy 5y ago
Why? You have global volume control, music players have it. To me it's the same as asking every website for brightness adjustment bar or font size control.
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by comboy 5y ago
It's part of the experience. I remember it taking me a long time to figure out on my 386DX.
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by comboy 5y ago
That's a neat idea. Somebody did this [1]. Not sure if it's worth the effort to achieve 20% strength increase, but potentially with some fine tuning this could probably allow lower extraction temperature and more flexibility with
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by comboy 5y ago
> You can also securely storage your data on other servers by using client-side encryption. Hey but you have audits, contracts, why would you need that? You are effectively saying the same thing that parent comment is. You're just o
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.3 I suspect it's about us having 10 fingers and using arabic numerals.

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