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7y ago
> despite being something like 170 years ago, > Faraday manages to stick pretty much to facts that we would still agree on today, > despite all the scientific revolutions that have happened since then So much like how good Pr
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7y ago
Hi there, Hank Hill. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FA__4fLBos
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8y ago
Do I need to download Chrome to make wealth? /s
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8y ago
WARNING: A long read. Contains quite a detailed account of remotely debugging embedded systems, and forensic security analysis.
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2 employees think DoD hacked NASA for Faster Than Light comms with Mars Rover
(astroengineer.wordpress.com)
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TL;DR: Model your challenge / problem-scenario as a supply chain. 1. Identify the actors/entities involved. 2. Identify the "item" in short supply. 3. Commoditise the "item". Congratulations,
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[Slides] Improve Your Life by Commoditising the Supply-Chain
(thecodeartist.blogspot.com)
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Reminds me of an "How-To" i wrote several years ago... https://thecodeartist.blogspot.com/2013/02/shoutcast-interne... Capturing any Shoutcast stream from the terminal in 13 lines of C code.
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8y ago
OT: What's with the the .pizza domain? Any particular reason? I clicked half-expecting some math behind people's choice of toppings
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8y ago
> Only thing is, you can't choose what content you want to experience On the plus side the content during sleep is curated based on your personalised tastes, with special preference to what you recently saw... The recommendations ar
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8y ago
> But if measured by how many blocks and neighborhoods are absolutely finished, > according to the urban planners’ artistic renditions,what is your progress? > By that measure, your progress is zero. Exactly! Do NOT cre
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8y ago
PSA: If you recently searched for and installed Chrome using the top result(s) in the Edge browser, your system might be compromised. Check the Digital Signature on the chrome Installer you used; or better yet, run an Antivirus/Malware
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Microsoft Edge Serves Malware Masquerading as Google Chrome Installer
(twitter.com)
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The complete report [PDF] : https://www.nvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/self-driv...
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Introducing the Nvidia Self-Driving Safety Report
(blogs.nvidia.com)
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8y ago
Atleast we now know that the "PC" in "PC Magazine" now stands for "Politically Correct". Everything now needs to be neutered down without offending anyone, especially any groups with deep pockets.
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8y ago
Deep Thought Tabs https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/deep-thought-... Adds funny, profound observations in newly opened empty tabs, with fresh images each time. - WebExtension written in pl
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* Snapdragon 450, Octa-core ARM Cortex A53 @ 1.8 GHz * Adreno 506 GPU * 2 GB RAM * 16 GB on-board storage, microSD card slot for additional storage * CAT 6 LTE/3G/2G, 2x nano SIM slots (dual-SIM dual standby) *
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Kite v2: $300 Open Hardware Android Smartphone
(kickstarter.com)
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9y ago
...and apparently a British TV Mini-Series http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0124256/
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Couldn't agree more! Recently I wrote a web-extension for Firefox that displays funny "Deep thought" quotes. I wanted to analyse the quote text and fetch relevant images to animate in the background of the quote text. After r
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9y ago
Very inspiring news! :) Looking forward to the day when we would be able to run popular open source SW frameworks like NodeMCU and Linux on open hardware like this. Submitted my first PR to the bitbucket repo (a minor one) https:/
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Deep Thought Tabs for Firefox adds funny, profound observations in newly opened empty tabs, with fresh images each time. * Few interesting bits of code: - Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm. - Ken-Burns effect. - Visual (image-previe
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Show HN: Deep Thought Tabs for Firefox
(github.com)
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Comments on the MISRA C coding guidelines (2012)
(knosof.co.uk)
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Optimise Project Scheduling Using CD3 – Cost of Delay, Divided by Duration
(thecodeartist.blogspot.com)
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Every Frame a Painting – Cinematography and Screenplay Masterclass
(youtube.com)
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SpyDealer: Android Trojan Spying on More Than 40 Apps
(researchcenter.paloaltonetworks.com)
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10y ago
That too. However most of us tend to be overtly optimistic about the possibility that something will work as expected. Also we tend to forget the secondary tasks involved[3]. Also the fact that there is usually an expected schedule/due
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Based on my personal experience, most projects are doomed from the start due to these 2 MAJOR problems: 1. Not prioritizing the task of gathering, decomposing and documenting use-cases at the project kick-off. 2. Chronically under-estimatin
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