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841.
by fullstop 4y ago
Something else to consider is that EVs can remain idle in traffic without consuming much battery. They're not constantly consuming fuel like most ICE vehicles.
842.
by fullstop 4y ago
Kevin has been hammering on them for many days now, and for good reason. Everyone has a different line in the sand. For me, a platform designed to promote hate speech crosses that line.
843.
by fullstop 4y ago
Oracle, in the past, was also a multi-process model on Linux. It looks like the multi-threaded model was an optional change at some point around Oracle 12. To get around the inefficiencies of spawning many processes, I put pgbouncer in fro
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by fullstop 4y ago
A lot of the higher MP cameras are gimmicks. Lots of MP with a tiny sensor.
845.
by fullstop 4y ago
Of course! It's bonkers how far phone cameras have come over the last few years.
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by fullstop 4y ago
There are quite a few phones available today which exceed that. Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, Huawei Nova SE 9, realme 8 Pro, etc. The upcoming Moto X30 Pro has a 200 MP camera in it. edit: these are all rear cameras
847.
by fullstop 4y ago
If you're into this, you may also be into Graphwar https://store.steampowered.com/app/1899700/Graphwar/
848.
by fullstop 4y ago
I ran openHAB on mine for three or four years until I replaced it with a Pi4. It was fantastic for that purpose, and I only migrated because openhabian stopped supporting Pine64.
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by fullstop 4y ago
If I ran a fleet of work trucks I think that I'd want this if I could locate where my vehicles were. If it was a personal vehicle, I would not want it at all.
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by fullstop 4y ago
You can't even do strcpy(malloc(strlen(x)+1), x) because it doesn't check that malloc succeeded. strdup does all of this for you! :-)
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by fullstop 4y ago
Other POSIX functions, such as glob, also allocate memory and don't have alloc in the name. It's something that I use. Maybe not frequently, but I definitely use it. Also, it is in no way equivalent to malloc(strlen(x)). You&#x2
852.
by fullstop 4y ago
I get strtok and strcat, but what's wrong with strdup?
853.
by fullstop 4y ago
libtcl8.6.so is 1.8MiB on my desktop, and liblua5.1.so.5.1.5 is 186KiB. Maybe there are ways to shrink libtcl or cut pieces out, but that's quite a difference. I've found that for most of my tasks the order of things is not terrib
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by fullstop 4y ago
I use Lua all of the time, since it's such an easy language to embed in other projects. I use it in embedded systems (think 128MiB of memory -- not tiny, but not enormous either) and it's fantastic. I can make changes to logic on
855.
by fullstop 4y ago
They can be configured to kick the client off if rssi falls below a given level. It's a poor man's 802.11r.
856.
by fullstop 4y ago
Also, head units generally don't get updates and the lifespan of a car is quite long. The phones that we are using now didn't always exist when the head unit was made.
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by fullstop 4y ago
My cars are all older, but my Android pairs up with a Kia Sportage almost immediately after starting the car. My wife's iPhone 11 sometimes takes several minutes. She ended up getting an adapter to connect audio to the 3.5mm jack.
858.
by fullstop 4y ago
You may enjoy this episode of Reply All: https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/76hel39
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by fullstop 4y ago
BIND is odd in that it combines a recursive resolver with an authoritative name server, and this has actually led to a number of security vulnerabilities over the years. Other alternatives, such as djb's dnscache/tinydns and NLNet
860.
by fullstop 4y ago
It is quite difficult to get it running these days, but Scorch 2000 was a lot of fun after hours at the office. http://scorch2000.com/
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by fullstop 4y ago
This seems (somewhat) similar to unshare. [1] [2] 1. https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man1/unshare.1.ht... 2. https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/en/man2/u
862.
by fullstop 4y ago
I initially read the domain as "Charmin Industrial" which is an entirely different use of corn cobs, but also possibly fuel of nightmares.
863.
by fullstop 4y ago
Even among browsers with the same version numbers! I recall array.push or array.pop missing on some Windows PCs with identical IE6 versions. It had to do with the upgrade path that the PC took.
864.
by fullstop 4y ago
Microsoft exposed virtually all elements in the DOM. Netscape was extremely limited in this regard.
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by fullstop 4y ago
He's been (rightfully) paranoid about a lot of things. https://cr.yp.to/djbdns/forgery.html
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by fullstop 4y ago
I know that there's nothing that I can say or do which will erase the past, but I wanted to take a moment of my day to tell you that I'm sorry that this happened to you.
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by fullstop 4y ago
Diatomaceous earth works very well for the crawling insects. Not so much for the ones that fly, of course. It's kind of a horrible way to go, for a bug, in that it's a mechanical insecticide and it's like us walking on broke
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by fullstop 4y ago
That stink bug, along with the spotted lantern fly, were invasive species from Asia which were first discovered in the USA --- in Allentown Pennsylvania! That's right, the same place referenced in the article.
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by fullstop 4y ago
My daughter wanted to plant her own garden outside, so I made a 2x2' box for her to plant a few things in. I specifically made it small so that she could easily weed it and whatnot. She planted fennel in there, and boy did it take of
870.
by fullstop 4y ago
I live there now and I have, in recent years, had a significant number of fireflies in my yard. I also end up with a decent amount of leaf litter in my yard over the winter because of a large pin-oak which drops its leaves much later than t

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