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It only matters to people that enjoy taking tests and those that can't be bothered to understand what being successful at a job requires.
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It looks like it's just a 5 barrel General Dynamics GAU-12/U. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GAU-12_Equalizer#Specification... ^- Same video as YT What's delay in integrating this into the platform? Have
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Bonus hilarity is presence of the Jump to Conclusions Mat guy.
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Think they would ship to the US? (Unless there are fire/safety/code regulations regarding garage doors.)
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The springs of most conventional garage doors are a hazard to life (if you have a two-story bldg) and property. When the garage door is down, those suckers are cocked like a pistol with the weight of said door. And when one or more fails
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Neat. Seems some folks have their hangar setup as an upscale loft as well. (Apart from "ranch" homes that share a common landing strip.)
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Sounded like too small of a debouncing cap/s on/around the nic, undersized vcc/gnd planes and/or too small of a power supply to handle peak current. The other thing, once a system is booting, is always make sure RAM, sto
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It's like the perpetual "going out of business" sale. The issue is that any free service needs a revenue model to stay afloat, and folks like wikipedia will turn their site into a PBS pledge-break begging platform when they d
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SSL/TLS is something that needs to be thrown away and start over (not that it would happen realistically without immense pressure after another spectacular failure). The over-complexity of X509 and the ease of which one can acquire le
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Wow, it seems only a short time ago that I and a colleague wagered to which stable the place would go. We were consultants on-site at Palm HQ pre-exit. Seems sad considering webOS was ahead of its time, but alas, the shop was unable to ge
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Probably right, sorry for jumping to conclusions too hastily (a common antipattern on the ol' internets). Certainly if someone deleted a parent comment, there's several design decisions for comment services on how to handle child
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Bump. Thanks for this. Taxis, microbuses and shuttle buses... if they have 'em, use 'em. If they don't, opt for the next one.
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Cool. Brings back memories of implementing various jump instructions and carry prediction adders (do adds twice, pick result based on actual carry later) (I recall I had the smallest microprogram in the course class and it used the fewest
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It is. Curious: Does anyone have experience with losing a massive % of body mass and quitting smoking? Which is harder?
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Not sure of the circumstances beyond a car accident in MX, but it's awful and painful. For those still living, a few simple best practices for ground transport that cut the risk: 0. Always hire a driver foreign countries. 1. Make sure
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Having designed microcoded pipelined processors from gates on up in uni, that's true. integer cmp x, y often reduces to microcode that effectively runs: - 3A: sub x, y, dummy_result (att syntax) <-- most likely^ - 2A: sub copy
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Re: whois. There's a need for extremely private registrations that still have a feedback channel. A guy I know has such a registrar, but I doubt there's any means of contacting any site's operator for technical, legal or oth
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Don't have a screen capture, but several insightful comments on the blog disappeared. Wtf?
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https://github.com/LeastAuthority/OTF-Magic-Folder-proposal
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[Wanted] MagicFolder – Private, Resilient Filesharing on Tahoe LAFS
(leastauthority.com)
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I remember at 3-years-old that I took endless mischievous joy in figuring out how to change the channel of a Healthkit TV* with an ultrasonic remote control system by furiously jangling keys. *My father and grandfather built it together.
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Life is suffering, change, taxes and death. The meta of Buddhist philosophy (sans religion, spirituality, etc.) appears to be one of the most honest of the major, religion-derived belief systems.
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Excerpt from our several year old netbsd build scripts with annotations: install_openntpd() { install_from_source net/openntpd ### via pkgsrc cp /usr/pkg/share/examples/rc.d/openntpd 
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Wanted: - "Tripwire" for firmware - host-based (not perfect) & bootable live cd/usb/image (still not perfect)... Perhaps some JTAG verifying device that could be hard-wired to all supported chips directly? (Very pain
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Backblaze is pretty awesome for open-sourcing, effectively, their costs in a high-competition segment. It would be difficult (read: pointless) to compete in that market without massive vertical integration, greater scale, deep pockets and
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Neat. Also here's some other sources beyond the usual CS bookshelf suspects: http://www.hackersdelight.org/ http://www.inwap.com/pdp10/hbaker/hakmem/hakmem.html (We recently had to grab