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601.
by fzzzy 5y ago
They act on systems of distributed induction and capacitance which are resonant to that longer wavelength.
602.
by fzzzy 6y ago
If you leave a lithium ion battery pack at a low level of charge for a long time, it will kill it. If you don't, it won't.
603.
by fzzzy 6y ago
How exactly do you know this, not having had experience committing suicide?
604.
by fzzzy 6y ago
I have floppies from 1983 that still work fine.
605.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Thanks!
606.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Infinite corecursion! [edit] apparently corecursion isn't the correct term for when two functions call each other recursively? I thought there was a term for it
607.
by fzzzy 6y ago
They named an entire os "High Sierra" and giggled about it on stage.
608.
by fzzzy 6y ago
It took me two hours to compile the esp32 fork of rustc on a 2015 macbook pro. Not ideal, but it works just fine.
609.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Playing Zork with voice sounds really fun. Back a few years ago when conversational ai was the hot thing to invest in I wondered if text adventures had a chance of coming back because of it. Probably too geeky still.
610.
by fzzzy 6y ago
They are not in control of their car if they cannot stop without crashing. Sometimes this requires not driving at all.
611.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Best logo. wow
612.
by fzzzy 6y ago
The passive funds were interested in gme when it was not volatile. They predicted low volatility and downward prices so they shorted it. Reddit saw that if they get enough people to buy the stock then the short sellers have to cover their p
613.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Do you still have that StarMax? The Mac clones are becoming extremely rare.
614.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Better act fast, the rural property markets are on fire. Where I grew up I can always remember hundreds of for sale signs as long as I lived here because there just weren't any jobs. Now, everything sold last fall. It's unpreceden
615.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Yes. Straight up lie. Do they know that? It seems like lying would be bad damage control, but I guess fud works
616.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Anticompetitive Tying. Google used the existing ad monopoly to try to gain a news distribution monopoly. Pretty low.
617.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Thank you. This is the absolute truth.
618.
by fzzzy 6y ago
You have no idea how many other people would be artists if there were basic income. Like me. Just because it is socially acceptable doesn't mean I have the energy to tolerate what it takes currently.
619.
by fzzzy 6y ago
I think in Netscape 4 you could also make a request in an iframe which the server responded to with Content-Type: application/javascript and Transfer-Encoding: chunked. Then every time the server got an event it would write one chunk o
620.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Long Polling is how we used to do it. The web page opens a request to the server but the server does not reply. Once the event happens on the server, the server replies to the old request and the client opens a new request.
621.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Hehe. I did exactly this in Twisted Woven LivePage in around 2002.
622.
by fzzzy 6y ago
They already have :)
623.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Welcome to being old. You'll like it here.
624.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Servo was ported to hololens and samsung has also been using servo as a foil to chrome. Servo will survive.
625.
by fzzzy 6y ago
No, it was just fumbled through three generations of management changes.
626.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Thanks. This made me laugh out loud.
627.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Highly recommended, it's great hardware.
628.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Yes, please do this. This was the proposal from the engineers behind it (I had a small part) all along.
629.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Yes. Yes, we should have charged money for it. Sigh.
630.
by fzzzy 6y ago
Yes. The engineers that worked on it foresaw it, but for some reason management didn't care.

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