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721.
by ddalex 6y ago
I think this idea definitely deserves a historical fiction book.
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by ddalex 6y ago
remote path autocomplete works for me in bash.... it's magic
723.
by ddalex 6y ago
These are classic symptoms of underpowered PIs. 99% of USB power supplies are not fit for a PI :(
724.
by ddalex 6y ago
it stems from the old ages when there was more than http to the internet and `www` it was simply the web server machine, and `ftp` would go to the ftp server ... now everything is HTTPS (or tunneled over HTTPS) so it makes little sense to s
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by ddalex 6y ago
> Every nation state owns the vertical slice of air above its borders only to 100km altitude. above that it's international space, pretty much how the middle of the atlantic is international space - free for all that manage to get t
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by ddalex 6y ago
that's like 500-1000 USD for the average middle class american - a steep price to pay for a membership with no obvious benefits I wonder why can't score IDs by page-rank them - one's identity gets credibility based on the soc
727.
by ddalex 6y ago
And this projects doesn't use GPL, uses Apache. So why do the authors expect something back !?
728.
by ddalex 6y ago
why do you need to figure out what that number is? Just use the storage as intended - for your daily needs. Daily needs do not include a content mirror for pirate bay, or archiving every twitch stream in existence. Use it in good faith, and
729.
by ddalex 6y ago
One needs to do this because - should one say, for example, "100Tb" - this means very little for "regular people". If far easier to say "so much that you don't have to worry about it " " as long as y
730.
by ddalex 6y ago
because nothing is this world is truly unlimited - not even the universe read "unlimited" as "cover 99.999% of typical client storage needs".
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by ddalex 6y ago
I like the "Black Mirror" moniker....
732.
by ddalex 6y ago
My D90 purchased in Europe kind of disagrees with you.
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by ddalex 6y ago
dont't try - its going to burn the sensor, as it will overrun it's thermal capacity. this is why there is the 30 mins limit in the first place; you'll see a marked raise in noise after 10 mins or so any way
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by ddalex 6y ago
This is the obvious next step, together with not showing the output if there is no net connection
735.
by ddalex 6y ago
The too early is easily fixed - you can upgrade the engines; the current version (-800) is also the baby version; it has the wings and tail designed for a large expansion (-1000) that would sit over 1000 passengers in economy-only class com
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by ddalex 6y ago
If that happens we know for a fact that we are in a simulation
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by ddalex 6y ago
>Electricity always takes every path, just in inverse proportion to the impedance of the paths This is one of those things that are bloody obvious in retrospect, but people usually don't think about it at all
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by ddalex 6y ago
I did it at Intel for their Android tablets (a decade ago) using a high framerate (120Hz) webcam and counting frames. A bit cumbersome but effective.
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by ddalex 6y ago
I think you may be missing the forest for the trees, no offense intended. The world is still on its way to peace, freedom and love. What has happened is that the new communication paradigm surfaced truths that there were before but not ackn
740.
by ddalex 6y ago
Augustus looks likes Daniel Craig, a bit.
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by ddalex 6y ago
when I was at intel (a decade ago) they told us that they are very comfortable because they have 6 years of headstart in manufacturing I guess the complacency mindset was already at work...
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by ddalex 6y ago
If you get the PM please share
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by ddalex 6y ago
It's like people haven't invented a Bloom filter yet so you can add it in front of a hash table....
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by ddalex 6y ago
I never understood the hangup on screen refreshes - I mean, why is it important that the screen doesn't refresh? And if it's that important that EVERYBODY deploys JS to render client side to avoid the refreshes, why isn't thi
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by ddalex 6y ago
Batteries would fit perfectly in the cane, and possible acoustic proximity sensors like those on cars.
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by ddalex 6y ago
Apple said that they allow this for B2B (enterprise) apps.
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by ddalex 6y ago
The pan handlers in London have touch oay machines connected to their phone, you can just contact less ly give money. The upside is that the excuse "I have no change" , no longer works.
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by ddalex 6y ago
Not sure if you've read Jennifer Government
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by ddalex 6y ago
I dunno. I am banking with them (also other banks) and they are pretty good - most of the other banks face similar problems around the same areas, which I ascribe to very strict regulation.
750.
by ddalex 6y ago
a Coca-Cola operative infiltrated in the factory took care of it

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