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by edoo 8y ago
Good question, probably not. One other idea I had was a little light sensing pebble that acts like a dash button. When it is exposed in your pile of goods it adds it to your shopping list for approval.
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You could make generic jars with longitudinal light detection strips to determine the fill level.
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by edoo 8y ago
Say my phone catches fire in my pocket and I get some great video. 1) I contact Giant Corp. and say hey, if you don't pay me for this video I'm going to release it tomorrow. 2) I contact Giant Corp. and say hey, this video is go
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by edoo 8y ago
But they don't list the accuracy. If not important I'll have 3000fps ready for investment by noon.
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by edoo 8y ago
You guys are the ones that posted the article that was grandiose rhetoric about mass ideology.
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Marxism is the idea you have the right to use violence against innocents to better your world. Capitalism is simple freedom. Attacking your own society is the basis, exactly like all the dictators did. Words like "improving" ar
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by edoo 8y ago
Technology amplifies human ability. A washing machine is a robot. A circuit board is a robot. It allows humans to get more done with less. That is awesome. The real problem comes when society is structured to siphon those gains away fr
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by edoo 8y ago
Randos have no say. How are scientists even being influenced by them? Domain experts? Real science predicts the future, it either works or doesn't. Anti vaxxers are a different issue, I don't even think they deny the science
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by edoo 8y ago
Randoms leaving mean messages on your public social media isn't silencing you. The truth always comes out. You have real science or you don't.
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by edoo 8y ago
Software raid with LVM. For my primary storage pool I created a raid1 pair, encrypted with an NVME cache drive, then created an LVM PV nested on that, LVM within LVM to dish out volumes that all share those lower level benefits.
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by edoo 8y ago
When genius meets dysfunction.
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by edoo 8y ago
A non-profit has to show their outflows but it is quite common to have a non-profit where 100% of the money is doled out as taxable income to the board members.
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by edoo 8y ago
I always thought the best webmail would be one that uses PGP in purely browser side javascript with an open source 3rd party library, or you can disable that and do it manually if you are still worried. The fact gmail never integrated PGP
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by edoo 8y ago
"Non-profit" is literally no more than a corporate tax status. That actual charitable causes happen to be non-profit is a coincidence.
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You are welcome. I'd have to say the biggest benefit for me personally is the distinct separation and permanence leads me to keep it very organized. When I had my files 'in' my system the lines blurred and things got spread
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by edoo 8y ago
For me a long time ago an upgrade meant buy new hard drives, do a reinstall, and copy either the entire old drive or main data dirs onto the computer. Now my data volumes are separate from the system. I used raid for redundancy on the phys
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by edoo 8y ago
The real sauce in my infrastructure is simply 'generational' storage. No more clean installs with a backup dir of the system. All my data volumes get mounted into my machine/s as needed. I can swap out all my hard drives
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by edoo 8y ago
If you actually qualify as "rich" that means you have multiple estates and your primary residence is surely not in the pirate tax cove of CA.
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by edoo 8y ago
Or at least knockoffs with potential back doors.
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by edoo 8y ago
Last I was looking you could get a 40GB card for around $300. Very impressive price that kind of speed in a home office.
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So he was 32 when his brother handed over the throne. His brother was presumably older, I'm guessing under 45 though. The brother is the king, has everything, probably realizes he is getting old, and purposely heads out on a final ad
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by edoo 8y ago
It seems pretty obvious that when confronted with a choice you generally take an immediate biased opinion and then spend some time reviewing the alternatives just in case. It wasn't 11 seconds until they made the decision, it was 11 s
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by edoo 8y ago
Good catch, that is called a 3 letter agency front.
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by edoo 8y ago
I want a "phone" with data only that runs Linux and has docking support. The average techie could piece one together now with a pi, screen, and 4g module. It can't be that hard to build one in a phone form factor. It is al
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-12dB on a drone could mean the difference between regulatory approval or not.
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by edoo 8y ago
My first thought is to short condom manufacturers but when I think about it most of them are one of many many brands of a conglomerate.
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by edoo 8y ago
Patents going back to 7 years instead of multi generational would fix most everything.
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If you've ever seriously played with wifi tech you very well know the higher the frequency the less penetration you get. In an indoor environment the difference between 800Mhz and 2.7Ghz can be astounding. 5G at 90Ghz is only going t
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Having to vet the source of the children's blood you vampire like transfuse yourself with sounds like a billionaire problem.
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It almost sounds as if there is neuron like behavior that emerges due to the information available in the raw electrical phenomena of the brain. It could be analogous to a machine learning circuit where the substrate itself responds neuron

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