frostburg

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by frostburg 4y ago
I think that the parent post means to use the onboard controller as a CPU and the flash memory as virtual memory (with no ram) and mass storage. I don't think this is actually viable with sd cards but it might work with different memor
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by frostburg 4y ago
Yes, like a novel, but the sound of a note isn't.
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by frostburg 4y ago
Windows runs on ARM, too (with issues, but those are also related to the questionable performance of the SoCs).
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by frostburg 4y ago
Pynchon would probably say something worse.
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by frostburg 4y ago
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by frostburg 4y ago
The price for Italy was 799€ discounted to 729€.
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by frostburg 4y ago
729 euro from the EU asus shop right now.
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by frostburg 4y ago
I have a Zenfone 8 Flip because it's basically the only good phone without a punch-hole display or a notch (those really annoy me) except the Sony ones that are grey market only here. I suspect that Asus won't make a motorized cam
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by frostburg 4y ago
Yes. Users will just elect not to do that if they want to benefit from your curation.
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by frostburg 4y ago
They have to convince the EU power structure, which truly doesn't care about any of that on any level.
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by frostburg 4y ago
Guess who has and is building up more (two very large new terminals) infractructure for unloading LNG from the sea and moving it to continental Europe (also EU funds weren't actually used).
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by frostburg 4y ago
I mean, that happened after they started an actual shooting war of naked aggression. It would be difficult to argue against the ECB spending every cent of russian money on pornographic gatcha microtransactions live while daring Putin to do
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by frostburg 4y ago
Russia can't build its own most advanced weapon designs, tank production lines are stopped and they're down to using non g-tolerant consumer chips in missiles, greatly degrading their reliability (you might note how their random l
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by frostburg 4y ago
Those extreme measures would get all the leadership killed or hiding in bunkers forever (and I wouldn't bet on their lifespan in the bunker). There's plenty of graft still to be had in a weakened, declining Russia, on the other ha
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by frostburg 4y ago
Those goalposts are moving quickly. "It's impossible" -> "It's too costly" -> "The wrong people are supposedly footing the cost (without considering the gigantic externalities)" -> "I ju
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by frostburg 4y ago
Russia is failing, with its military reputation, one of its few assets, in tatters.
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by frostburg 4y ago
I assume that this at very least tests reliability of the deorbiting and landing systems.
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by frostburg 4y ago
Well, terrible recent developments notwithstanding, Russians revere the authors of their literary canon. Arguing that a successful athlete is more important than Tolstoj or Pushkin would generally be ridiculed. Even here in Italy, despite a
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by frostburg 4y ago
Presumably like we do - (I'm heavily simplifying the complex regulation involved) the mitochondria have their own DNA which gets duplicated when the cell prepares to undergo mitosis, then the two new cells split the results.
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by frostburg 4y ago
This is basically invisible to "us" (assuming you're not Indian); I'm a comparatively well read westerner regarding this issue but I have no practical ability to spot the subtle signifiers that let people familiar with s
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by frostburg 4y ago
How does that work when apparently there are Indian managers that discriminate against lower caste Indians under them?
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by frostburg 4y ago
The Moskva had been recently refitted (possibly this involved embezzling the pertintent funds, but still), "it was ready to be scuttled" is just propaganda aimed at understating the loss.
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by frostburg 4y ago
Yes, hence me stating that I don't actually believe in that line of explanation.
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by frostburg 4y ago
I'm always suspicious of post-hoc cultural explanations, but I think that the argument would be that you don't trust other americans to not shoot you, but you generally trust them to work.
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by frostburg 4y ago
I really like Comme des Garcons (especially shirts, even if lately I'm wearing more Paul Smith and Etro) but it's very expensive (and like with many other high fashion brands only mainline items should be bought in most cases). Ac
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by frostburg 4y ago
Performing a bunch of calculations for tabletop wargaming is basically the same as learning multiplication tables and solving related problem sets. It should help every time that for example you have to simplify a polynomial involving fract
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by frostburg 4y ago
If you want to teach people methods to solve equations, limits, integrals etc. speed with basic algebraic operations is necessary. Facility with those methods is then necessary to be able to adequately follow important proofs and gain under
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by frostburg 4y ago
They do not require abstraction, I don't know if it is necessary but it is practical to teach them.
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by frostburg 4y ago
Are the teachers as good?
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by frostburg 4y ago
At least here you can just go to the school that you want. People that don't like math or the idea of studying dead languages do not pick the lyceums. Obviously indirect social stratification is still at work in the process.

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