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by flerchin 6y ago
The microcontroller gathered data and pushed it out the I2C interface once every second.
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by flerchin 6y ago
In college we had an I2C to ethernet adapter on our drone testbed that caused all sorts of RF interference for us. We eventually wrapped the whole fuselage in a farraday cage so that the datalink and flight controls wouldn't be overwhe
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by flerchin 6y ago
You would still owe on the credit card.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Your insight to decouple editing from exporting along with using a csv as a data layer was really satisfying. Bravo.
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by flerchin 6y ago
They're really good with their data and analytics. They'll know if you're cancelling your subscription. I did. Otherwise all your complaining still got them at least $8.99 a month, and they saved on production costs.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Wrong premise, wrong conclusion. Land costs are the majority, not construction costs.
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by flerchin 6y ago
This is a great comment. It's full of business knowledge and explains the reasons behind the technology. Nonetheless, if you've actually experienced this type of technology as a customer, you're super frustrated with the exac
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by flerchin 6y ago
Civilian applications would be dramatically more efficient air transport, for starters.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Like probably most folks here, I block ads at the pihole, and rarely ever see them. I actually pay for YouTube so that they don't show my kids any ads when they're not on my network. I don't think I'm buying things based
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by flerchin 6y ago
Pay fewer folks more money each, but less overall gets them to own the software they build. It's a virtuous cycle. A large team treated like "resources" will build exactly what they're told to build, and it's someon
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by flerchin 6y ago
I prefer protected for methods I shunt like this over package private, but whatever. Shunt is a good word for this.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Square and stripe are doing illegal things to lose money?
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by flerchin 6y ago
Good article/comment. Thanks!
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by flerchin 6y ago
It seems to be the final answer in a game of "why"? with a 2 year old.
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by flerchin 6y ago
HFT leeches can all DIAF.
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by flerchin 6y ago
At least one attack they're trying to mitigate is firmware attacks on systems being shipped to the data center.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Is unfortunately behind a paywall, but this podcast details the scam at the time. http://www.keithandthegirl.com/show-detail/251/the-podshow-c...
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by flerchin 6y ago
I remember when he did this 15 years ago. He hosted fraudulently uploaded podcasts with ad-inserts. Along with his podcast network that literally stole the names from several of the biggest podcasts at the time through their Podshow Contrac
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by flerchin 6y ago
Firefox is great. I use it as my primary browser on both my android and linux workstations. I do have to drop to Chrome occasionally for some aspects of web development, not because the tools are better, but expose things differently. I...
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by flerchin 6y ago
Seems like something between B-D. Some people leave, some people don't, some people are murdered.
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by flerchin 6y ago
No matter where you go, you'll still be you.
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by flerchin 6y ago
If my bank accidentally paid off my entire credit card balance when I instructed them to pay the minimum payment, I'd be glad that it's between the bank and the credit card company. Not sure if I have an agreement with my bank to
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by flerchin 6y ago
Money printer goes brrrrr.
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by flerchin 6y ago
At least part of OP's problem is that she was a consultant. She didn't work there. Note that in her story, employees of BigCorp did WFH. There's even less upside for BigCorp to change policy because it would positively impact
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by flerchin 6y ago
What do you consider Indonesia and the Philippines?
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by flerchin 6y ago
You need 113 sq feet per employee to maintain 6 foot distancing guidelines. Y'all in your offices have at least that much. Folks in cubicles and open offices do not. The restaurants and grocery stores are supposed to make sure that the
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by flerchin 6y ago
The legislation followed popular opinion. The housing was built to satisfy market demand. If no one bought single family homes, fewer would be built. Every person was a kid, and raising kids is by far more comfortable in single family homes
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by flerchin 6y ago
I'm confused by why you wouldn't just pay. If I'm not misunderstanding google, we're talking $60 USD. Which is a pittance.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Looks nice. I would prefer a 4K display like my Precision 5530.
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by flerchin 6y ago
Sick in your apt with covid for one.

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