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by genter 2y ago
Russian government is the blackhat population.
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by genter 2y ago
Yes, "bulk" was the fourth word of my comment.
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by genter 2y ago
USB full speed bulk transfer is limited to 64 bytes. (Dunno which stm32 you're talking about, but stm32g4 is only full speed.)
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by genter 2y ago
Cygwin
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by genter 2y ago
Toyota was never a top car manufacturer in terms of safety and efficiency, and especially in the 90s. The Prius came out in the 2000's. The Hilux and Land Cruiser got terrible fuel economy. Their vehicles weren't terribly unsafe,
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by genter 2y ago
And if you live in a cave like me, Joseph Gordon-Levitt is an actor.
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by genter 2y ago
Pretty sure this is the stupidest thing I've ever read. Edit: OP deleted it now, and I wish I saved it, but he originally posted a long spiel on how math is undemocratic because anyone can prove anyone else wrong.
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by genter 2y ago
It's malicious compliance. Websites are free to simply not track you.
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by genter 2y ago
I dunno, I really enjoy being woken up 2:00 in the morning by the walls of my house shaking from my neighbors car.
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by genter 2y ago
Same reason normal, middle class people in decent vehicles get pulled over for expired tags or burnt out brake lights, yet the shit boxes with 3 tires and a plastic bag for a windshield keep on rolling.
191.
by genter 2y ago
My bill is 1.5 what it was 10 years ago, yet my actual usage is down slightly.
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by genter 2y ago
Any articles on the engineering behind the Sphere? How do they get the data to each individual pixel? Let's assume 10 pixels per inch. One square foot would be 14,400 pixels. A PC can easily drive 1920x1080, or 2 million pixels. At our
193.
by genter 3y ago
Umm, isn't that how you're supposed to hold it? At least that's how I do.
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by genter 3y ago
Because the attackers successfully exploited it. And therefore it's something we need to prevent from happening again. The problem is there isn't an easy technical solution, this is is a social/medical issue that they exploit
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by genter 3y ago
I had to clean the coffee off my keyboard after reading that.
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by genter 3y ago
American vehicles are very safe, for the people inside of them.
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by genter 3y ago
How did you get your web browser to work in DOS?
198.
by genter 3y ago
Can I include this as LICENSE.mpeg in the root directory of my projects instead of a text file?
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by genter 3y ago
I switched to KDE on Debian after using Windows for the last 10 years. There's a fair number of very minor bugs, not to mention things that might be bugs or might be design choices that I don't like. But all in all, I'm very
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by genter 3y ago
The assumption is that the group behind this attack had sock puppets that were rude to Lasse Collin, to wear him down, and then Jia Tan swept in as the savior.
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by genter 3y ago
Gasoline and diesel are much more energy dense than lithium batteries. Tesla has shown that this doesn't matter too much for cars, but lithium battery powered trains and planes are a long way off, if ever. This could be the first ste
202.
by genter 3y ago
Have to agree that this isn't a bug. It rather involved being on the other side of this airtight hatchway. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ftsa&q=site%3Adevblogs.microsoft.c...
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by genter 3y ago
I'm trying to figure out how to do that, I only use the default mail app on an un-jailbroken iPhone for security.
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Ask HN: Gmail Post Mortem Request
4 points by genter 3y ago|4 comments
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by genter 3y ago
I just tried it in Rider, it closes the current tab.
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by genter 3y ago
Still cheaper than buying a new life.
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by genter 3y ago
> Democrat Dianne Feinstein expressed concern that the legislation would disproportionately impact Apple and Google How did I know that she was the one opposing it? I'm not glad she's dead, but I am glad she isn't on the S
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by genter 3y ago
That's orthogonal. C is very readable, yet you can easily shoot your leg off.
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by genter 3y ago
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
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by genter 3y ago
Maybe they should name it something descriptive and serious. I propose "Death Valley".

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