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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Until they just add terrible IoT transmitters to license plates
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
My local area has even stopped recycling glass citing costs.
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Nor do you ever actually even run all the tests... at least that's how it has appeared to me from my experience!
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
How is it possible to maintain an average speed that high on public roads? Even if you had lights on, you’d come up on people so quickly they wouldn’t be able to get over fast enough. And surely they had to stop for fuel at least once unles
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
You can buy a used Nissan Leaf for a lot less and arguably a lot better too...
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
> before rsync is available on the other end. I’m curious, is this in an embedded environment or interacting with some sort of boot loader?
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
At my job, the company computers are configured to send “localhost” to the local company DNS servers, of which they happily reply with the IP address of the last machine that’s gotten a DHCP lease with the hostname “localhost”. Which happen
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Are there preferred ways to disable this sort of behavior? Sort of make Windows home/pro behave more like the enterprise version which I hear is devoid of this BS?
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
It’s a shame that along that same line, “Cash for Clunkers” in America destroyed a lot of great cars.
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
And just even how hard it for non techies to download and install a simple utility/AV application/whatever when they are on sites that have ads with fake download buttons...
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Do you mean the Arcanite flash drive literally let the smoke out or did it just stop working?
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
"Shuck" all of the drives into a Rosewill 4U chassis, if you dig around you can find them cheap open box on Amazon and sometimes even eBay. They're durable, pretty cheap and come with 8 3.5" bays.
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Can confirm that every day in Seattle I am seeing customers not wearing masks and businesses serving them without issue even though they are not allowed to.
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Yet
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Please elaborate
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
The ARM Cortex-M7 architecture is not open, not sure if that’s what the OP was referring to. RISC-V would be an example of an open architecture.
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by dvdbloc 6y ago
Will projects like this switch to using Gitlab? Is there a reason they don’t?
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
For many people it may be completely unobtainable that they travel all over Africa to see the best. For that reason, is it best that these items frequently travel the world for all to appreciate? Or is that bad as well?
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
Every consumer GPS receiver I have seen and even some aerospace-grade receivers that I have (limited) experience with report data over a serial connection as “NMEA sentences”. You can read about them here: https://www.gpsinformat
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
The same glove they wipe their face with when they have an itch
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
I thought this was because video was provided by line of sight antennas and as Starlink satellites are released the 2nd stage flips end over end while releasing them thus breaking the line of sight.
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
I wish I could see a statistic on the number of people that would have bought Win 10 Home to run on their 64 core machine if only it had support for 64 cores!
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
Aaaand bring in the Tesla Cybertruck
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
FWIW the “boat” is not moving. This is in contrast to Blue Origin’s reusable booster which will literally be landing on a moving boat.
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
How many apps will I have to install to run out of space on my 32GB Apple TV? Curious how many people this has actually happened to...
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
I’m not taking a stance on either side here but how can you make this case when animals are killing other animals all the time for food? Or is the case that humans are “above animals” in that we don’t slaughter anything?
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
Was the former more secure? Most people don’t want their laptop exposed with a fully routable address.
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
Also easier to get rid of your Model 3 and recoup some money if you don’t like it. Not so with your roof
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
Which almost furthers the point that this is bad, isn’t this an acknowledgement by them that SMS 2FA is less secure? If it’s less secure and you have SecurID, why can’t I disable SMS?
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by dvdbloc 7y ago
Also interesting when speaking of real CPU core with attached FPGA, see the SmartFusion2. However, it is ARM-based CPU.

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