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by comprambler 4y ago
Far too many My Primary Home Laptop: T460s w Xubuntu, probably replacing with Ryzen Starbook My Primary Home Desktop: Custom 10900X w 128G Ram W10 currently, moving to Xubuntu/KVM SO Primary Home Desktop : Custom I5 8600 w 16G Ram W10
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by comprambler 5y ago
I was onboard until he spliced the AC connector to power two internal AC connections. Huuge electrical fire risk, especially with electrical tape!
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by comprambler 5y ago
ah boourns
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by comprambler 5y ago
Unsure if this is true or not as I haven’t received anything as of yet. Finally, actual motivation to get off google. Probably will go to Outlook premium for my own domain’s email.
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by comprambler 5y ago
Where is the Logitech/Squeezebox/Slim Devices patent war chest here? They have had volume on multi zone prior to 2012, syncing audio playback devices together, as well as having multichannel audio going to different squeezeboxes.
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by comprambler 5y ago
It doesn't have cameras. Around 24 min mark they talk about that design decision. What we see is just a 3d model generated from sensors placed on the craft.
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by comprambler 5y ago
No, the spacecraft just has a bunch of extra fuel and is going to use slingshot trajectories to catch up to Apophis after the asteroid's Earth encounter. Though it will be close enough at that point to accurately measure the asteroid&#
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by comprambler 5y ago
I had to go back 9 “pages” to get back to hn. I guess LJ is just trash now.
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by comprambler 5y ago
Did someone also just watch the NOVA on Neutrinos? edit: https://www.pbs.org/video/particles-unknown-nod4fv/
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by comprambler 5y ago
Missed a couple zeroes on the horsepower figure. Probably 28000hp
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by comprambler 5y ago
I get the natsec hesitancy to go with the RD-180 over a domestic model, but at least the RD-180 exists.
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by comprambler 5y ago
It is weird that they went with a brand new company to provide the lift for their NSO launches. Especially when they haven't executed on a heavy lift engine yet. It feels like New Glenn especially is a pipe dream.
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by comprambler 5y ago
ULA has contracted Blue Origin for their BE-4 engine to power their Vulcan. Future heavy lift launches will fund Blue Origin for a bit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BE-4
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by comprambler 5y ago
Herman Miller Mirra 2, it keeps your back straight. It is comfortable, but not relaxing.
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by comprambler 5y ago
The hullabalooza episode in reference to the younger generation being apathetic to the world. (Neither Highs nor Lows)
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by comprambler 5y ago
Did you read the disclaimer at the bottom of the chart? The May 2020 slope is due to a change in bank financial reporting. Edit. Looks like they changed the meaning of what an asset is and included the word liquid. 12000 billion could accou
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by comprambler 5y ago
Yes, users on Office 365 Admin are the same users as on Azure AD.
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by comprambler 5y ago
Less awesome, but realistically USPS and their respective national organizations should run their DNS RBL lists. Protecting their nations against spam.
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by comprambler 5y ago
Supreme Commander Forged Alliance with the LOUD mod. Stellaris for grand strategy. Sins of a Solar Empire for a 4x game a bit smaller and less complicated than Stellaris.
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by comprambler 6y ago
I definitely has issues with non multithreaded workloads, my guess is the building renderer.
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by comprambler 6y ago
As a result of pushing the envelope for realism, they have simultaneously pushed the envelope for PC hardware requirements. It really is the: “Can it run Crysis” benchmark of modern times. It is very neat to see those kinds of technical lea
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by comprambler 6y ago
Yeah LEDs themselves last for a long time, but the integrated ac-dc transformers still fail over time whether due to poorly made parts, soldering flaws or cheaply made power inrush circuits causing local voltage variances to destroy sensiti
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by comprambler 6y ago
The license code is digitally added to your UEFI bios when you activate Windows. There are even tools to retrieve the key. As long as your computer isn’t significantly different (motherboard change) than the last time your pc checked in wit
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by comprambler 6y ago
This article makes decent claims about power issues based on the architecture backport, but it lost me right here: > Because Intel makes tens of millions of 14nm dies that are about 2x as large as Rocket Lake every year. They are called
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by comprambler 6y ago
The part that cannot be simulated by Kerbal Space Program is the fact that the Gateway is not technically orbiting the Moon. It is technically "following" an area of space which is a halo orbit (not really pure orbits in the sense
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by comprambler 6y ago
The gateway's orbit is elliptical in that has a very low periapsis (lowest point in the orbit) and a very high apoapsis (highest point). The key reasoning behind this is ease of rendezvous with Earth departing space craft. While the ga
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by comprambler 6y ago
Bad battery life? Don't enable 5G and it has a 2 days of life with continual use.
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by comprambler 6y ago
It is irresponsible and it seems to me that the only reason they risked millions of dollars in prototypes is for media attention. Just because it looks cool is not a reason to do it.
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by comprambler 6y ago
Tiktok in spaaaaace.
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by comprambler 6y ago
No, they've had the functional equivalent of Mac Gatekeeper up since late windows 8 days called SmartScreen. They redlist the code signer cert there and it will flag the install process to the user. They've probably just done an O

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