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by gorkish 3y ago
Considering their competition, Unity projects were on a knife-edge before this entire debacle started. Unreal is better; Godot is less risk. It didn't take a big push to send every unity project tumbling down a better path. Damn right
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by gorkish 3y ago
Their specs list the switches as being -3dB at 50MHz, so I would probably expect them to pass almost anything that I would ever consider building on a breadboard; where did you get the lower ratings? I think that the +/- 8V is just the
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by gorkish 3y ago
It's ok to be wrong; it's not ok to change your original writeup and continue to insist that you have been right all along. To the extent there is a security issue here, it does not lie with any of the software in question. You ha
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by gorkish 3y ago
Another way to get a lot of ferrite cores for super cheap is to harvest them from cables that included them like VGA and DVI cables. you can cut them out and peel off the overmolding. Most are still split core. The material is often not ver
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by gorkish 3y ago
Mathematically, all fair auctions provide the same optimal price to the seller. It's called the Revenue Equivalence Theorem. Google's auction is not fair in the sense that Google is both the seller and the auctioneer. Squashing en
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by gorkish 3y ago
Vickery won a Nobel prize for it, so yes.
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by gorkish 3y ago
They obviously use the same undetectable power and rf technology that Bill Gates developed for the implantable microchip.
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by gorkish 3y ago
> Passing arbitrary strings to bash as root? It's about passing arbitrary arguments to logrotate. No it's not; you are just exploiting bash's argument expansion in a badly written script you wrote to feed some additional s
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by gorkish 3y ago
I'm quite frankly amazed that this is the first time this guy has had to put a choke on something as a radio amateur. I guess he doesn't use HF that much otherwise he'd probably have opted to buy an entire bag of ferrites. Ma
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by gorkish 3y ago
ET, EST, EDT, EST5EDT, US/Eastern, Zone R, and various America/* timezones are all defined names for this zone in various standards.
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by gorkish 3y ago
In Texas they send "Blue Alerts" whenever a criminal shoots a cop or something. Terrible as it is in reality, getting one of these for an event over a THOUSAND MILES away boils my blood so fast that I feel the desire to absolutely
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by gorkish 3y ago
How is it possible you are on this website?
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by gorkish 3y ago
Yeah I agree this does seem like something that really ought to simply be configurable out of the box with options for transparently handling both 6-to-4 and 4-to-6 when the appropriate services are discoverable or configured on the network
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by gorkish 3y ago
Yes the films are available through my local public library system, and yes they are "free" to borrow. However it is neither convenient nor reliable to borrow a film from my library. Would I pay the library $10/month to be as
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by gorkish 3y ago
This is why I mentioned "old vmware" which before VT handled these types of critical sections through an interpreting emulator while executing as many of the x86 instructions as possible unmodified. That is to say, they already di
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by gorkish 3y ago
I too can break into my own house when I leave a door wide open for myself. There is nothing wrong with logrotate, ubuntu, ssh, or sudo here. Once you are passing arbitrary strings to bash as root -- yeah it's gonna be game over. This
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by gorkish 3y ago
> Also, what about if the user can just maintain one schema file (no migrations), and the lib figures out the change and applies it? Because that only solves the DDL issues and not the DML. It is still useful though. I use a schema compa
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by gorkish 3y ago
This would really only be possible if you leaked a monotonic sequence; the monotonic clock only would potentially leak only event ordering or absolute time. IMO it's not the job of the identifier itself to prevent information leakage v
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by gorkish 3y ago
UTM is pretty cool QEMU's x86 emulation is outrageously slow compared to Rosetta2. Is it theoretically be possible to hook Rosetta2 for full x86 machine emulation (like oldschool vmware did before VT)?
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by gorkish 3y ago
I maintained my disc sub to the bitter end. Although I rarely used it, it was frequently the only way to view many older or more obscure films without an outright full-retail-price purchase, and even then, good luck on availability. I lamen
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by gorkish 3y ago
Impressive! But I'll note to readers to not let the inclusion of HDMI imply anything special. There's not a lot that is different between HDMI and VGA or NTSC in the particular case of displaying bitonal images. I suspect running
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by gorkish 3y ago
> He's a confirmed cheater. No; it's confirmed that he has cheated. If you believe that this is a quality of a person that cannot be changed or rehabilitated, that is fine, but you should take ownership of it and not attempt to
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by gorkish 3y ago
Wait, wait.... The new iPads don't support the split keyboard SOFTWARE FEATURE that is still present in the latest OS release and still working on "supported" hardware? I thought the removal of the orientation lock switch was
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by gorkish 3y ago
It’s about damn time that we should be able to get intermediate signing certs that are domain limited from a public ca and issue out own “real” certs. This is fully supported in the standards. Anyone offering this product affordably yet?
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by gorkish 3y ago
https://github.com/presslabs/gitfs
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by gorkish 3y ago
It's great to have the PIO in a smaller/cheaper device, but if that is the kind of thing that you really like, I do want to mention the BeagleBone SPUs and the Parallax Propeller / Propeller2 are similar/more powerful im
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by gorkish 3y ago
Some devices (mostly security devices) trigger things based on the physical connection state, cycle count, etc. and it's useful to have a means to test these. I've never seen a device so far that has a physical switch to make sure
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Isaac Newton's Personal Life(newtonproject.ox.ac.uk)
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by gorkish 3y ago
MacOS has had a host of these types of issues with their network stack over the last few years. They are almost always related to some "Magic" technology Apple is introducing such as AirDrop (raw wifi frames), Siri (multipath tcp)
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by gorkish 3y ago
....aaaah but they do! MyQ premium is $1/mo; $10/yr or $299 lifetime and is required for any external integration outside of the Apple, Amazon, or Google ecosystems. I'll forgive you if you weren't already aware that Cha

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