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11mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vROdVsU_K80
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11mo ago
404 error? Matt Greenwood's page is still there, but the winamp repository is gone. (Not all that surprising, as I expect "winamp" is trademarked, although there are still some other Github "winamp" repositories.)
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11mo ago
Sorry; was trying to make a "Schrödinger's mag tape" joke, but failed.
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11mo ago
> The best time to make the decision to not die of heart disease and start taking action is in your 30s and 40s. And the second best time is now.
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11mo ago
It will continue to be intact until you try to read it; then, who knows?
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11mo ago
perhaps benzine, or some other serious solvent that is now known to be hazardous?
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11mo ago
I'd like the same option with texting. It's a pain to fish my phone out of my pocket just to see a "thumbs up" emoji. (First world problems...)
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1y ago
I actually realized this last week, and have yet to try it. Programming for almost fifty years, using Git for thirteen years, and not an idiot (although there are those who would dispute this, including at times my spouse).
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1y ago
Water blocks alpha, beta and gamma rays, but the water itself can carry radioactive elements, which I'd guess was the source of this (relatively minor) contamination.
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1y ago
{citation needed}?
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1y ago
From my model airplane experience, I believe it's "capacity per hour". So, a 1Ah battery discharged at 1c would mean 1 amp; discharged at 10c would be 10 amps. The higher the C, the harder the batteries are being used.
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1y ago
> most e-bikes are pedelecs I think the "most" is overstated; I've been shopping for a year or two, and most of the ones I see have throttles.
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1y ago
Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Have_No_Mouth,_and_I_Must_Sc...
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1y ago
Less than half a cubic millimeter. Power consumption of 25mW. 200x200 resolution. Unit price $63. Only four pins (power, ground, clock in, data out). That's pretty radical.
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1y ago
Derek Lowe's commentary: https://www.science.org/blogs/pipeline
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1y ago
It's not that. You only see the "BOOST" indicator when coming out of curves; if this were a turbocharger you'd see it all along the straightaways. Someone else mentioned KERS (kinetic energy recovery system); that seems
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1y ago
https://what-if.xkcd.com/116/
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Thunderscan: A clever device transforms a printer into a scanner (2004)
(folklore.org)
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1y ago
Nice: https://github.com/goudvuur/sonyshell now automatically redirects to https://github.com/goudvuur/sonshell . (Didn't know you could do that.)
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1y ago
I read the first item as: > ... and (the most affordable API) supporting cameras when it was (probably?) meant as: > ... and the most affordable (API supporting cameras)
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1y ago
I remember when Google Maps allowed you to enter "*" as the only search term, and you'd see every business in the area. Not just a portion of those who had paid for placement. Those were the days...
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1y ago
Yessss! Shell scripts at number nine!
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1y ago
I love(d) resource forks. Before there were signed applications, it made it easy to modify applications without the source code. I even had a plug-in that disassembled the binary executable blobs, and had fun modifying one of the original t
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1y ago
> capturing info from TPMS sensors off of passing cars ... sitting on a porch, yelling "Check your tires!" at random cars...
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1y ago
Why separate, split, and then combine? Why not combine and then split?
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1y ago
Check out Townscaper. https://andersource.dev/2020/11/06/organic-grid.html
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> the juice wasn’t worth the squeeze https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/04/this-...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peryton_(astronomy)
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1y ago
Cue Bob Parr meme...
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1y ago
I see the theoretical need for such fingerprint displays, but I can't imagine noticing that the display for one of the computers I work with has changed. Maybe if I printed them all out and posted them around my monitor...
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