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by eriknstr 10y ago
Link to blog instead of Google: https://scalibq.wordpress.com/2015/04/12/8088-mph-how-it-cam...
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Then it is time for the people of south korea to throw away proprietary software and use only open source software licensed under ISC and the likes. >Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose w
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Why be dishonest to your friends, though? Besides, seeing how rare it is for someone to be banned from FB for no good reason, I don't think most people will believe you; they'll think you did something bad, which you did by flaggi
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I think it's a decent site but you should have separate categories for Lenovo ThinkPad and non-ThinkPads because they are very different in terms of quality, the ThinkPads (up to a certain semi-recent point, at least) being very good a
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Speaking of which, I've been wondering, if you have digital map data and and a process to generate a 3d model of map data and a renderer that produces photo realistic imagery in real-time, if that could be useful for training a neural
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They do not have any obligation to share profit.
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You can pay for a VPN service that does not transparently proxy DNS and tunnel either DNS requests or DNS requests + other data through it to the DNS servers you are actually intending to use.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Having seen the Apple open source pages before, it was what I expected but even so I agree; with OP title it sounds like macOS 10.12 is open source in its entirety. I suggest editing the title to the following: "Open Source Components
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>Supposedly the 60Hz or 50Hz hum in recordings can be correlated with variations in the electrical grid frequency. That's pretty cool. I wonder if this has ever been used to track down someone.
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The Neo900 project posted two days ago that they would like peer review for their prototype #2. http://neo900.org/news/2016-week-47 This link was apparently posted to HN two days ago when it was published but with the
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Neo900 – proto_v2 schematics ready for peer review(neo900.org)
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They are aliases for Get-Children. Just like you can have an arbitrary alias for anything on UNIX. If I so pleased I could make an alias so that when I wanted to delete a file I'd type emacs some-old-file-i-dont-want.c Emacs wou
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I think what's sad about this is the users who will believe that it was a fault of Linux that their files disappeared and as a result they will stay with MS.
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It's a message for the parent commenter. I realize that it is pretty useless to anyone else and for that I apologize.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Speaking of Brave, how does it perform in terms of web standards compliance, amount of trackers and ads blocked, and RAM and CPU usage compared to Firefox + uBlock Origin and/or uMatrix? --- Edit: I decided to do a quick test using pan
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Is the world so radically different in this regard now? I'm not disagreeing outright, but I still think that lies, misinformation and misrepresentation have been a part of human communications since the dawn of time. Remember the chain
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Any IC with capabilities similar to the secure enclave found in Apple iPhones?
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GRCon16 – Reversing and Implementing the LoRA PHY with SDR, Matt Knight(youtube.com)
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If you did that, recorded it and the video got popular you could earn back the money you spent on the device multiple times over in ad-revenue. Of course, the crux is that if the video does not get popular you'll just be yet another fo
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I was trying to find out whether or not SteamOS supports the hardware of the Intel NUC Kit NUC6i7KYK "Skull Canyon" Mini PC when I came across an AMA on reddit by the Skull Canyon team [0] and at one point in that thread someone a
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API Without Secrets: Introduction to Vulkan(software.intel.com)
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>Finishing an amazing story, you feel a let down afterwords; the characters were not real and you can never interact with them. For whatever reason I've never heard anyone say this before but that's exactly the experience I had
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by eriknstr 10y ago
That's pretty neat!
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Ironically the prebuilt binaries of hashpipe itself are provided without means of verification :I So if you are going to use hashpipe, I think you should download it in source form, read it -- it's under 100 SLOC -- and then build it f
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I agree in part, but I think that if you are setting up such a message, it's important that you inform your friends and family of the message while you are still alive, and probably you should also tell them that the message might end
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Are the Pale Moon guys able to keep up with the ever evolving web standards? Do complex websites work as expected in Pale Moon?
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I hope I can disable this feature in Firefox about:config.
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Deadmau5 Teaches Electronic Music Production – Official Trailer(youtube.com)
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I wonder if any of those carputers and infotainment systems are using a custom identifier in the curl they ship. Imagine scrolling through access logs listing regular Firefox, Chrome and IE entries and then all of a sudden you get to one th
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Very cool. I think the article was a bit light on images though, having only four of them and mentioning that 40 ships were found. Would like to see many more images of the ships. Also, the researchers should consider making a VR experience

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