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by frezik 13y ago
There are certain modes where it simply cuts the connection when the server is done transmitting. There's no length header or end-of-transmission character or anything like that.
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by frezik 13y ago
They put in a metal firing pin because 100% plastic guns are illegal in the US. It was technically capable of being completely plastic. But like the other poster said, it's a one-shot pistol with a weak cartridge. It's a long way
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by frezik 13y ago
What's most impressive about that build is that the AK47 design is optimized for specially-tooled mass production factories, not DIY. The AR15 is a more modular design that's easier for this sort of thing.
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by frezik 13y ago
More water vapor, which is also a greenhouse gas. It's quite a bit more potent of one than CO2, in fact.
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by frezik 13y ago
If we're talking about the US, we have tons of open space. Really, tons. Americans don't appreciate just how much open space is in this country. If it's really a concern, it can be done with water towers rather than a conveni
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by frezik 13y ago
The hydrogen from fossil fuels isn't used for energy directly, but rather for making nitrate fertilizer. Hydrogen energy storage would probably come from electrolyzing water. Not that this is likely to work, anyway. There's many r
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by frezik 13y ago
It's more efficient and simpler to use that spare energy to pump water uphill: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumped-storage_hydroelectricity
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by frezik 13y ago
I know, we'll get it from the atmosphere of Jupiter!
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by frezik 13y ago
Well, Robot Turtles is a version of Robot Rally themed for young kids. Take that as you will.
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by frezik 13y ago
I've noticed that dhcpcd always gets the lease, then broadcasts on the network to see if anybody else has that address, waits for a timeout, and then proceeds. This seems like an unnecessary waste of boot time when you're on uncom
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by frezik 13y ago
Raspberry Pi doesn't have enough pins for some projects. With a Linux system, neither one of them are suitable for real-time updates. I'm working on a rover project that uses Raspberry Pi for WiFi and HD video processing, and Ardu
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by frezik 13y ago
How does this work for mobile sites? This looks great for using your phone to login on the desktop, but how do you use your phone to login on the phone? I'd love to push this where I work, but I don't think it will fly if it doesn
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by frezik 13y ago
It may not be as strong an argument as, say, going through the crypto with a fine-tooth comb and finding flaws. However, I'm not qualified to do that, and most of the people commenting here aren't, either. Even so, we might have t