fnord77

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by fnord77 2y ago
What's to stop our allies who buy them from repurposing them for striking apartment buildings?
482.
by fnord77 2y ago
we'll spend the same amount of money, we'll just have more weapons
483.
by fnord77 2y ago
It's excellent for Water Displacement, which is what its purpose actually is. Such as if you have ignition wires soaked with water and shorted, it will get you going again.
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by fnord77 2y ago
> In 1966, American engineer and inventor Robert Dennard invented dynamic RAM cells wikipedia says Toshiba invented DRAM cells in 1965, and Dennard invented MOS DRAM in 1966 also: > Elektronika BK-0010 is one of the first 16-bit perso
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by fnord77 2y ago
his "yard" seems to be pretty huge
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by fnord77 2y ago
ah, good old Java Swing. Spent years working on big Swing projects. BTW, you want to wrap statements like this in a logger.isDebugEnabled() especially in the paint loop because otherwise you always incur the cost of string concat, debug or
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by fnord77 2y ago
Where do you see n = 5? > randomized to the experimental (VIN) group (n = 24) or control (CON) group (n = 21) Still too few imo
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by fnord77 2y ago
From the NPD website: > Please be advised that we will not collect, use, disclose, sell, or share the sensitive personal information or sensitive data of California, Virginia, Colorado, or Connecticut residents as those terms are defined
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by fnord77 2y ago
> “Sorry #5, but a toaster is an electrical device, not an electronic one, and I’ve already soaked an electrical device in a fish tank for several hours, while it was running.” Not entirely true. Most modern toasters have some sort of e
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by fnord77 2y ago
https://news.uchicago.edu/story/worlds-smallest-neutrino-det...
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by fnord77 2y ago
wonder if this happens with Mounjaro, too
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by fnord77 2y ago
eh... my car before that, a 90s Japanese car, had plain old dumb keys. It was stolen twice (and found abandoned twice) by joy riders who easily stole it.
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by fnord77 2y ago
I've seen smallish, stiff cloth baskets with handles at Daiso that would be suitable
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by fnord77 2y ago
My holding pen would just end up overflowing with stuff.
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by fnord77 2y ago
my car keys cost $350 each
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by fnord77 2y ago
They had very good, robust Phase II results. Thinks can go wrong in Phase III. Relyvrio (HIV vaccine) did well in P2 but flopped on P3. Cancer drug xevinapant failed in P3 after Merck executives were reassuring analysts that the failure of
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by fnord77 2y ago
programming
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by fnord77 2y ago
I have not observed what you are describing. Sounds like FUD
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by fnord77 2y ago
I know someone who basically chain smokes pot all day long. And somehow managers to remain productive. So yeah, some people are smoking the equivalent of 20-40
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by fnord77 2y ago
I've seen about a half dozen articles on his passing from cancer, but none of them say who he is. Googling his name doesn't help either. Who is he?
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by fnord77 2y ago
Bruh, I saw someone's card denied last week. The couple right in front of me in line. It was a busy saturday. 10th Street San Francisco Someone (mananger?) came over and checked the card and then the manager and the cashier recarted
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by fnord77 2y ago
nope. they have the scanners at the entrance to the SF store. it's just a barcode reader. Nothing more. And nope on your 2nd point - I've seen cashiers deny a purchase due to some membership problem, the cashier puts everything
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by fnord77 2y ago
Not much of a NAS > For this basic project it was just internal storage over WLAN Maybe someone can figure out how to access a USB-C dock and have drives attached.
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by fnord77 2y ago
Some of us need a do-over. (In my case, I had a disabling disease that robbed my youth and a treatment only became available when I started nearing old age)
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by fnord77 2y ago
I love the segments in the LED display. That's attention to detail. Bet that cost a pretty penny
506.
by fnord77 2y ago
With the end of Moore's law, is it surprising the Intel's growth will dramatically slow down?
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by fnord77 2y ago
it's a shame because I imagine a bunch of otherwise good engineers are going to lose their jobs and their reputations
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by fnord77 2y ago
there's no bad publicity
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by fnord77 2y ago
I don't want every window I walk by blasting ads at me. This is dystopic.
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by fnord77 2y ago
Why is the VM for this 10Gb?

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