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by erric 9y ago
IRIX was nothing if not very pretty. Thanks for XFS :)
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by erric 9y ago
The article doesn’t actually mention SGI.
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by erric 9y ago
I have an ebike with 500 watt motor and I generally love it. That is the way it works, you need a license, plates and insurance for more powerful ebikes(Speed Pedelec Fietsen), which can go quite fast; upwards of 50kph.
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by erric 9y ago
So, in keeping with the JS and not the political part, it looks like this wouldn’t even work as designed.
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by erric 9y ago
Not sure what's going on with the link in the title, I don't use wordpress, but there is the relevant part of the URL https://dronegarageblog.wordpress.com/
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by erric 9y ago
Or aren't allowed to leave the country for "safety" reasons.
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by erric 9y ago
>One step closer to our amazing future. This is really getting out of hand... It was already well out of hand when congress approved the patriot act as a knee jerk reaction to terrorism. That was the proverbial straw and everything since
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by erric 9y ago
I was thinking crypto mining or a grow house
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by erric 9y ago
I do a mixture of photography and videography and I’d seriously considered the BMD Cinema. I really wanted to go with that device but the form factor left a lot to be desired for hand shooting and the reviews about battery life as well as h
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by erric 9y ago
Unless it's stored in an obfuscated vault. Not saying this is immune from detection etc, but it may offer journalists some form of plausible deniability.
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by erric 9y ago
Why would it not!?
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by erric 9y ago
I love the Blackmagic gear!
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by erric 9y ago
My understanding is this is more for cinematography vs stills.
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by erric 9y ago
Case in point...
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by erric 9y ago
I don’t think there is anything wrong with this thought, however the amount and kind of work needed to change the current situation is revolutionary.
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by erric 9y ago
What’s interesting to me is seeing a physical tool company enclosing a “EULA” on something like a router but, saying you can’t use their physical bit to make other tools.
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by erric 9y ago
Well funded and by companies like Google. Hope this keeps going well for them!
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by erric 9y ago
This. Wasn't Dell actively installing BeOS on systems but due to Windows licensing restrictions couldn't make that apparent to end users?
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by erric 9y ago
In 1999 at a convention in New Orleans, a friend of mine had BeOS 3 or 4 on an x86 and it absolutely was amazing. It booted way faster then Linux or Windows and was quite pretty. A lot of us reminisce for what could have happened with the M
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by erric 9y ago
Beautiful! The author has a great voice. I’ve always loved the dark, ever since I was young. I’m greatly anticipating the spring, but in the mean time I relish in the dark; spending time with family, friends and loved ones.
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by erric 9y ago
Yay for new and shiny I guess. Thanks!
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by erric 9y ago
People don’t change, they merely reveal themselves.
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by erric 9y ago
Right place at the wrong time? I worked in a start up that was webex/go2meeting/bluejeans eons before these things existed. Our potential customers wouldn't put dow their black berries though and we tanked. It's hard to
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by erric 9y ago
This was my thought in looking at this post. I could get a several node cluster going with low power and small space and test various ideas out.
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by erric 9y ago
I'll second that.
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by erric 9y ago
I certainly hope it's gotten better, I just ordered a rock64 O_0