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by esaym 6y ago
I think the new site is horrible and bloated and slow. I've been using their multi sensor page for a couple of years now and think it is much better: https://mrms.nssl.noaa.gov/qvs/product_viewer/
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by esaym 6y ago
> "Power over Ethernet is usually limited to about 30 watts, but new standards allow for greater power delivery that can meet Dishy's need for about 100 watts" 100 watts? Is that for real??
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by esaym 6y ago
lol, it basically just says people that use all of 360's features are more productive.
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by esaym 6y ago
My memory is fuzzy (used to do sheet metal repair for L3 and Boeing), but I'm pretty sure the FAA requires nearly everything to be "American". This means pilots must speak English and all aircraft hardware is of the AN (army-
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by esaym 6y ago
I did a "deep dive" trying to compare my raw photos with what I had on google and I could spot nearly no difference even after zooming way in. The one difference was a 5MB vs 700KB file size though. I was actually quite impressed.
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by esaym 6y ago
As simple as it is, it seems like a good candidate for a progressive web app. Then everyone can have it.
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by esaym 6y ago
Same here, though I never really paid attention to birds until my uncle bought me the field guide for some random reason when I was like 7. From just thumbing through it a few times, I started recognizing birds outside which made me thumb t
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by esaym 6y ago
I never knew of this, totally going to sign up. Once upon a time, in the 1990's, I was in the 5th grade and the principal asked us (the class) to pull out our favorite book from our backpacks (she told us the day before to bring our fa
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by esaym 6y ago
Space was because HN uses it as italics and I don't know the escape. And yes there are cleaner ways, but the point was a real world example of having something not work out in pure shell but yet quickly barfing out something working w
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by esaym 6y ago
Ah, that is a good one! I've never even messed with the -prinf options.
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by esaym 6y ago
Feel free to demonstrate. Take a long path with nasty characters and give me the ending file name. I want "track1.mp3" returned from: /podcast/with/nasty'--c h a r$/and/stuff/track1.mp3
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by esaym 6y ago
I find this to be a weird statement. I've never really fought with "cpan" but have had huge fights with node and python packages. The old school "cpan" command has not been recommended to be used for nearly a decade
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by esaym 6y ago
I think the OP is mostly talking about "perl one liners" on the shell like this: https://catonmat.net/ftp/perl1line.txt It is not that hard either (unless perl is completely foreign to you). Ironically just t
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by esaym 6y ago
My journey started when someone just dropped their .vimrc and I tried it out... So I'll do the same: https://tinyurl.com/y4d7rx6f Typically I clone that into my home directory. Then I link everything to it with: ln -s
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by esaym 6y ago
Sounds like radio learning would make you a really good.... listener?
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by esaym 6y ago
I thought about this same idea for a long time like 5 years ago. From hanging a monitor from the ceiling with string, to complicated wood framework such as the author. I finally realized that you can get about 90% of the way with a simple &
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by esaym 6y ago
>The A380-F would be able to carry 60% more volume than the 747, but only 28% more weight That sounds really short-sited on airbus. How could they not see having a plane double as a freighter would mean more sales?
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by esaym 6y ago
I avoided PA for years because "alsa just works". It is not until one tries to build a native linux app that you see the issue with alsa once you venture into the alsa library docs. Indeed, alsa only supports one audio stream. Thi
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by esaym 6y ago
>and audio quality would be improved Only one audio stream at a time can use ALSA, how would that be an improvement?
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by esaym 6y ago
> defornicationevent.com Ah you are correct
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by esaym 6y ago
So I eat two bowls of cereal with milk a day, live in Texas and out in the sun several times a week (mowing, gardening, etc). Do I need to worry about vitamin D?
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by esaym 6y ago
Man I'm still vim only. I've tried these giant IDE apps, but just can't wing it.
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by esaym 6y ago
Say what? Watched the video and it did not even mention Islam?
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by esaym 6y ago
The bluetooth stack on linux only supports SBC due to license issues.
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by esaym 6y ago
Short answer is no. I'm not really sure why so many try to hate on bluetooth audio. But don't take my word for it, hear for yourself. You can first read up some on it[0] Then get the needed tools to encode audio into the exact sam
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by esaym 6y ago
STUN servers? I thought ipv4 was dead by now...
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by esaym 6y ago
I find it odd that for heat he only mentions units external from the a/c. The 'cu-229cf' unit he bought seems to be capable of heatpump mode[0]. Nonetheless, I really hate mini-splits. They always have really thin intake air
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by esaym 6y ago
>Any compression would ruin that. Well not really. You could have an entire frame as a solid color red to represent a '1' and a solid white frame to represent a '0'. At 24 fps, that is 3 bytes per second and would cer
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by esaym 6y ago
Usually a local HTTP server. But I've wondered before if binary data could be encoded in to a video file and then uploaded to youtube or some other video service...
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by esaym 6y ago
Never heard of it, but I will try it :)

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