dapids

7 ms·

121.
by dapids 6y ago
Yes, this is well known, what isn't and what OP is describing is how they arrived to their understanding of the solution.
122.
by dapids 6y ago
Wow, it was a legitimate query, I wasn't sure what OP was referring to. Thanks for the downvotes.
123.
by dapids 6y ago
C has classes?
124.
by dapids 6y ago
I feel a situation like this would almost guarantee a Kessler Syndrome style event.
125.
by dapids 6y ago
I've been listening to Dmitry's lessons and lectures lately, I find they are really straightforward and well delivered. You can find some of his other lectures here: https://m.youtube.com/c/DmitrySoshnikov-edu
126.
by dapids 6y ago
You do realize slack has an entire enterprise product offering, even for HIPAA businesses and industries.?
127.
by dapids 6y ago
yea never had any performance related problems on the visual end of things with flux (typing this with it on). Although flux is getting pretty outdated on Big Sur, so there are some hiccups and lockup bugs that could be interpreted as &quot
128.
by dapids 6y ago
Memory modules? AFAIK Not a single SoC in wide use has the main memory (of this size) on chip, sure the controllers might be and caches too, but not the system memory itself, memory is dense and typically requires large floor plans. I don&
129.
by dapids 6y ago
for who?
130.
by dapids 6y ago
And that is somehow acceptable?
131.
by dapids 6y ago
Any particular reason why you don't just install GNU coreutils via brew et. al? I also develop on macOS for Linux and using the GNU equivalents with a quick function for path setting, is well, not very hard.
132.
by dapids 6y ago
I'm not sure if you've ever considered the fact many do.
133.
by dapids 6y ago
Description !== Implementation
134.
by dapids 6y ago
Yes, I ended up just using Lunar. But no, never tried MonitorControl.
135.
by dapids 6y ago
Cool!
136.
by dapids 6y ago
I think the parent comment is referring to why that as an option would be beneficial to a commercial entity outside of a military application.
137.
by dapids 6y ago
'No' is a stretch. The Minitaur space vehicle was launched on reused peacekeeper ICBM's, which were removed from service in the early 2000's - and there have been launches since.
138.
by dapids 6y ago
Unfortunately private corporations cannot reuse ballistic missile platforms due to a law passed long ago to stop undue competition and favoritism, the payload has to be earmarked for government use, but if so, then yes. I wish I could find
139.
by dapids 6y ago
I have the exact same setup and same issues!! So frustrating.
140.
by dapids 6y ago
You know, that would be a very serious design flaw of they just broke like that. Hence the reason they are weatherproof... The solar cells themselves are usually quite delicate, but the surrounding material keeps them safe in the case of we
141.
by dapids 6y ago
Yes, I regularly order from them, but shipping via DigiKey hasn't been great lately where I live so I went with 3M. I also highly recommend digi-key for anyone's kapton needs. Edit: spelling
142.
by dapids 6y ago
I should also warn, if you decide to take the risk buying this fake krapton garbage, you do risk an electrical fire. Unless you yourself have tested the resistance this tape provides versus the real deal, DO NOT assume it is an insulator!
143.
by dapids 6y ago
I bought a roll direct from 3M a few weeks back. Was well over $40. It would also appear they don't call it kapton, but instead thermosetting adhesive. Checkout 3M 5413 AMBER. Larger rolls can cost upwards of $300, not cheap stuff.
144.
by dapids 6y ago
The author mentions this was a good nudge to finally quit his job. Perhaps something premeditated and planned? Why is this strange? By chance, did you read the article?
145.
by dapids 6y ago
Yea, and they both have the same issues, your point is?
146.
by dapids 6y ago
Is the blog post fake too? Seriously, this was hard to read...
147.
by dapids 6y ago
Another big part of that stack is CSN.1. A long long lost spec.
148.
by dapids 6y ago
The fact that this team realized so simply that they shouldn't be reading data on every site the user visits while the extension is installed is deserving of a vague response from google. Sad really.
149.
by dapids 6y ago
"Counting cards isn't illegal" it all depends how you are counting them, if you use a secondary device or person assisting, that is cheating, which is illegal, even though you are using it to count.
150.
by dapids 7y ago
Instead of laughing like a child maybe provide a defendable argument? Once again largely, C is a language not the compiler providing its implementation.

More ›