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by dcrazy 1y ago
There’s no analogue audio over Lightning, so if the 30-pin adapter is disabling volume level on the phone, it’s just picking a fixed gain for its internal DAC—perhaps because the DAC is only good within a certain gain range. The Apple USB-C
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Ah, so it does appear that Mate-n-Lok is a name that AMP/TE uses for some Molex-compatible products. For example, TE’s Micro Mate-n-Lok appears to be compatible with Molex’s Micro-Fit.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> Sig Sauer, Inc is an American company It appears to be the American half of a German-owned transnational company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIG_Sauer The German company and American company are clearly related
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Which “Molex connector” are you referring to? The ATX spec specifically specifies Molex Mini-Fit part numbers, and claims this is for compatibility with PCIe: https://cdn.instructables.com/ORIG/FS8/5ILB/GU59Z1
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I didn’t read nabla’s comment as accusing the deceased of being an idiot. Rather, it was a statement that the military is full of idiots (aka teenage boys) and therefore any standard issue weapon should be designed appropriately. A gun th
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by dcrazy 1y ago
You don’t need to be big, you just need to handle lots of money.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> The way I see it, whenever a foreigner is around, they speak “Danish” and once at home they go back to speaking a real language … probably close to Norwegian. Ironic, given there are two official standards for written Norwegian, and no
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by dcrazy 1y ago
curl has become their own CNA specifically because so many useless CVEs about curl were being issued by other parties: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/01/16/curl-is-a-cna/
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by dcrazy 1y ago
You “wouldn’t be surprised” if curl issues a CVE for the existence of the -o flag?
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by dcrazy 1y ago
That seems inevitable, given the webpage contains an assembly listing of MARS.EXE. Mnemonics are larger than machine code.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I hope you’re not also the one who submitted this “vulnerability”. If you are, prepare to have your mind blown by `sudo rm /etc/passwd`.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Depends on the fund’s structure and its performance. For all we know the investor was in the red.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Does/did Django have a reputation for instability or insecurity? Also, how on Earth did the ML PhDs decide physically segregated databases for each user were a requirement?
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I think gennarro is reacting to the very SEO-friendly organization of the article. Every content farm produces articles with this kind of flow, often with Wikipedia-style tables of contents at the beginning. But they do it because it’s very
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Carl Sagan had sued Apple the prior year for merely using his name as a project codename that was never going to be published anywhere or included in any customer product. John had placed an excerpt of a still-copyrighted text into a resour
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I was hopeful that by titling his post “Are we the baddies?” that he would spend at least a little time reflecting on his role in all this. But he didn’t.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
In 1930 they moved an entire telephone exchange in Indianapolis without even taking it offline: https://indianahistory.org/blog/instead-of-moving-mountains-... The technology in this video appears to be computer contro
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I joined Thefacebook in 2005. The place on your page where posts from other people appeared was called the “wall” then.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I’m speaking specifically about my lived experience using through-running services in Tokyo. Since your questions in this thread reveal that you lack familiarity with this service plan, I encourage you to visit Japan sometime and experience
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by dcrazy 1y ago
The difference is in the mode of service. “Trains”/“railways” run less-frequent service over longer distances, with stations often spaced further apart and certain runs that may skip stations. You typically schedule your trip based on
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> You don't need YouTube hosting It looks like he’s using DigitalOcean’s CDN though. This isn’t an mov file thrown on an Apache vhost. And it’s probably not gone viral.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I wasn’t able to resume watching, but if he never describes HLG I would call that a miss for his stated goal. I don’t want to criticize too much, though. Like I said I’ve only watched 15 minutes, and IIRC this is also the guy who convinced
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I’m not convinced enshittification of the Waymo experience is inevitable. It’s possible there’s a price point at which they can produce a profit while remaining a premium experience. Uber chose to expand into the mass market, which every la
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I’m 14 minutes into this 2 hour 15 minute presentation that hinges on precision in terminology, and Yedlin is already making oversimplifications that hamper delivery of his point. First of all, he conflates the actual RGB triplets with the
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by dcrazy 1y ago
It’s not an issue of social class. It’s an issue of the gig economy being a race to the bottom that cannot afford (legally or monetarily) to hold workers to professional standards.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
The Slug library [1] is a commercial middleware that implements such a GPU glyph rasterizer. [1]: https://sluglibrary.com/
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> The vulnerability was originally reported to the library maintainers on September 12, 2024, but no fix is available.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
When I got to the first mention of weak linking, I thought this was going to be about the case where the optimizer removes comparisons to NULL when you use the linker to directly mark the imported symbol as weak. If you want to use weak sym
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by dcrazy 1y ago
In many parts of the world, an untreated wood outdoor chair would only survive a season or two before atmospheric moisture ruined it.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
No, it absolutely is not safe to assume that the user has Internet access, or that if they do the access is fast or reliable.

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