frankharv

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by frankharv 9y ago
From the article: "the project was not managed by the state's Enterprise IT Services division, and was managed solely by outside master service agreement contractors hired through the DMV's internal IT department." If th
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by frankharv 9y ago
Wonder if the cops lied to the judge or how they got a warrant with no probable cause. We need to start making the individual officers responsible. You hurt an innocent guy by chaining him YOU pay. Not the taxpayers.
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by frankharv 9y ago
The article has some false information "Intel says it’s already provided software fixes for 90 percent of its chips" This is a falsehood. They MCU updates only cover IvyBridge and newer CPU's. Check the dates on the MCU files
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by frankharv 9y ago
What I don't understand is why they don't use eminent domain authority to take these properties. It seems this project is exactly what eminent domain is for. Even though I hate taking peoples property this project is public and be
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by frankharv 9y ago
Here in Virgnia they have police set up on the north side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Alot of contraband moves to NYC via US Highway 13 North and the police are pretty good at spotting smugglers. Coming out of the tunnel you are in
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by frankharv 9y ago
Well I lived through the Raspberry Pi2C v1.1 and v1.2 debacle. They switched from an 32 bit CPU to a 64bit CPU without changing the board nomenclature. Couldn't they call it Raspberry Pi2-C to help programmers? [0] https://ww
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by frankharv 9y ago
FreeBSD has been in the works since 2016... [0] https://wiki.freebsd.org/riscv
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by frankharv 9y ago
I just wrote a Device Tree Overlay for a Real Time Clock module on FreeBSD RPI3. There is something to be said for PNP hardware. Who would imagine that the computer industry would go so far back in time as to leave off the RTC. Oh but wait
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by frankharv 9y ago
Yes I agree most with your comments. The reason is NUMA. FreeBSD performance on NUMA is poor. It was only implemented in 2015. It still needs tuning. Dragonfly seems to be hard at work on the problems. http://lists.dragonflybsd.o
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by frankharv 9y ago
They were fabulous too but its been painful seeing the band fall apart. First Chris then the rest. They were part of Lolapalooza #1 too. It was the high point of alternative rock I believe. I hated Souxsie and the Banshee's but when th
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by frankharv 9y ago
I saw them at Fairfax Park in Virginia and it was mind blowing. This nice little park and all these freaks. They overturned a water truck because all the water was sold out. It was incredibly hot. Then a big tanker truck showed up to hose d
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by frankharv 9y ago
Well we have some great hucksters that tried maglev here in Norfolk and we got robbed. https://pilotonline.com/inside-business/news/municipal-gover...
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by frankharv 9y ago
What's really a shame is SpaceX is going to have to compete with these massive government programs while SpaceX created their own program from scratch with private investors. How is this fair? Sure DOD and NASA are customers but SpaceX
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by frankharv 9y ago
I think this trade mag does a good job covering this. The Captain was a stateroom Captain and it shows. http://gcaptain.com/coast-guard-releases-el-faro-investigati...
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by frankharv 9y ago
I think that the sub-contractor culture is causing these problems. You see the major labs are subbed out to the lowest bidder. These are the plant managers. They are under pressure to produce pits for the countries nuclear arsenal refresh.