genewitch

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   by genewitch 6y ago

   also "LED" fixtures may not be the answer. The astrophotography community has software to remove both high and low pressure sodium lights' color frequency. LEDs can be in several different frequency bands, and makes them hard
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   I wonder if this would work for SiriusXM and/or AT&T with their ever-creeping upward prices and reduced offerings - SiriusXM takes over non-sports channels for sports throughout the year, and at&t threatened to perma-ban my SIM
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   > That said, I think quitting sugar is harder than quitting caffeine. It is, your intestinal bacteria take that sugar and secrete opioid receptor chemicals - i may be off, but between wheat, sugar, and i think corn your gut bacteria basi
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   Borderlands has sequel rot in my opinion. The first one had a relatively linear weapon plot, as you gained levels, you'd find a replacement weapon (one of four) about every level or two. borderlands 2 was a "better game" exce
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   Yes, but having companies/entities other than google funding them would reduce the "say" google has in the browser design and implementation.
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   windows 10 pro has "Windows Sandbox" which is a VM that runs windows 10 that is only ephemeral storage. Closing the VM and restarting it is 100% fresh again. There's ways to do it with virtualbox and qemu as well by setting t
7. 3277.▲
   by genewitch 6y ago

   you can buy stuff at Target, Ebay, and Amazon, just to name 3. You can get groceries at Target, so yes. You can probably find gas cards, too.
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   nginx on gentoo has a relatively straightforward path to using fastcgi (fcgiwrap). I'm "oldschool" in that i don't really care about what fancy functionality i gain with some new tech (like nodejs) when all i want to do
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   by genewitch 6y ago

   I'm unsure if the complaint about the timing attack makes sense in the uint64 version. I know that you're supposed to use "constant time" algorithms for security, so i'd be interested to hear if my thinking on this
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    I've built deliverables using IRC as the backend: it's distributable, you can make immutable logs for specific channels (in the IRC sense and the logging sense), it has access control baked in, it allows TLS (and can force TLS), a
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    > but include in excruciating detail the description of every single instruction well, at least the official ones with the officially supported operands. Sandsifter has a lot to say about how many undocumented instructions exist on just
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    first generation core i7 (960), 45nm, october 2009, 263mm^2 die area, 4 cores, 4 threads, 3.2-3.46ghz 731 million transistors, 130W TDP, tenth generation core mobile i7 (i7-10875H) 14nm, Q2-2020. 25mm^2 per set of two cores[0], 8 cores, 16
13. 3283.▲
    by genewitch 6y ago

    Doubling the number of transistors on a die and reducing the power usage isn't moore's law? If i could swap out a chiplet i might be inclined to agree with you.
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    I recently went on a crusade to pull the piezo buzzers out of all my UPS... because, when the power's out, i don't need a sound to tell me, do i?
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    There was some pytorch software called "enhance", i.e. ./enhance <image> [options] and you could take an image that someone took of their unpowered tv across the room and pull out a high resolution image of their face f
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    The word median literally means that half make more and half make less, in that context.
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    The linked study was published in 2016, and has nothing to do with covid-19. And it also flies in the face of the physician comments at the head of this discussion, where a few doses of 5000-10000iu see harmful effects, this study was of a
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    by genewitch 6y ago

    In 2006 or 2008 a university in England published some fluff about genetic/evolutionary algorithms that were evolving circuits on an fpga, specifically the published stuff regarded an fpga without a clock was able to differentiate betw