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by gorkish 3y ago
I mean there is the ICAO phonetic alphabet already known and used by every single licensed pilot the world over, regardless of their native language. or, or... hang with me here for a minute... We could instead use one of these cool new has
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by gorkish 3y ago
> If anything that seems like a deal to not have to pay subscription. I'm gonna use this zinger at my next pitch meeting.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Yes it requires that the DSL mode is compatible. Also on second thought I am 99% sure you don't need a wet loop for naked dsl, but you certainly do for analog modems. Sorry for the misleading info; it has been /a while/ since
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by gorkish 3y ago
It's pretty telling that you had to reach back 26 years to find a control scheme that could be used as an analogy. I don't even know where to start with the mouse controls. Up/down translation lock after right click; reverse
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by gorkish 3y ago
Being brutally honest here, but I just cant get over the control scheme enough to even appreciate the rendering demo. It is unusably unintuitive and awful.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Err in this case, the modems would both need to connect to "FXO" ports. All they actually need is loop current. The simplest circuit is just a battery, resistor, and capacitor. Fun tip: this also works to directly connect DSL mode
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by gorkish 3y ago
Nothing actually has changed; the regular phone network has been digital TDM for ages. If you disabled the echo cancelling and use an uncompressed codec like ulaw it's always worked to run a modem over an RTP stream, provided you were
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by gorkish 3y ago
Awesome! Now do Chamberlain MyQ who want you to charge you to open your own garage door!
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by gorkish 3y ago
If you are saying that Steam Decks comprise nearly the entirety of Steam on Linux usage then I fully agree with you; however the number of macs in the market is so far and away larger than the number of steam decks, that the two platforms o
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by gorkish 3y ago
Thank you for “umwelt”.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Linux overtakes Mac as Steam's second-most used OS, thanks to Apple Fixed headline
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by gorkish 3y ago
Yes. Adding lead to fuel makes it better and less expensive, which is why it's still done for aviation fuel. I'm not advocating for it, of course, but acting as if there is some kind of conspiracy is just ridiculous. Humans, histo
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by gorkish 3y ago
In the before times it was once sunny and warm; then the clouds came.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Bird is unaffected, so I assume their response is satisfaction for a job well done. FRR, on the other hand, appears to be less responsive to concerns -- which does actually concern me since I use FRR, though not presently for eBGP. Disclosu
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by gorkish 3y ago
how does this tool differ from kompose
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by gorkish 3y ago
> For a while I've wondered how feasible it would be to use an electron microscope to just ablate everything. Given the fact that we are more or less up to the limits of optical lithography, the future is quite probably going to be
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by gorkish 3y ago
One thing that hasn't been much discussed but is very important regarding the Hawaii fires is that 'local government' works very differently in HI than in most states: There are no official city boundaries or city governments
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by gorkish 3y ago
TBH I'd rather have Excel sheets in Jupyter than have Python in Excel.
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by gorkish 3y ago
I got to Pickle III before I started anthropomorphizing. Then some poor chap got carried off by one of the balloons. The other guy held fast. You might want to check on him.
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by gorkish 3y ago
Since the site has buckled under the onslaught, for anyone who wants "retro" without going quite so far back in time, MiSTer simulates quite a few vintage computer platforms[1] as well. [1] https://mister-devel.github.i
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by gorkish 3y ago
I would like to build a 3-4 host PCIe fabric using Thunderbolt/USB4 as the interconnect. Are there examples out there of using thunderbolt interdomain communications between more than two directly connected hosts? Is there any existing
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by gorkish 3y ago
What, we didn’t get Electrek’s take on the superconducting ion rings? Wonder who paid for this article.
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by gorkish 3y ago
> Essentially all of the research, clinical and computer science, that we would be able to take advantage of is based off of digital ECG recordings and numerical data not digitized ECG images. This project isn't using any of that. I
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by gorkish 3y ago
God knows how windows machines keep time these days, except to say that they basically don't. WSL2 has not ever been able to keep time consistent between the host and VM. You can find the issue threads on gitlab going back years at thi
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by gorkish 3y ago
It might not be very effective or in the author's best interest to make this point to Google. But my assumption is that the author has already made that attempt and now, after that remedy has failed has decided to make an open appeal.
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by gorkish 3y ago
The images are the actual data. Vectorizing/normalizing/transforming the representation of data by means of moving it into an image space is a completely valid approach in ML and can have many advantages, not the least of which
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by gorkish 3y ago
Although it's clear you are being facetious, let's see where it goes. I would surmise the best and most economical gas mix to breathe long term at ambient pressure would be somewhere between 80/20 and 75/25 mix of Argon&
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by gorkish 3y ago
IMO the application itself is a tour de force of open source. I don't think anyone really wants to fork it. It's the ecosystem around the app that is awful. But yes, there are various projects to 'libre'-ate these portio
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by gorkish 3y ago
MuseScore = Fantastic market leading open source music notation package. MuseScore.com = Stage 4 cancer. It gives me some solace that the application will outlive the company. Perhaps if they themselves realized this, they would do a better
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by gorkish 3y ago
It's fun that it abuses ARP's ability to include an arbitrary payload, but just to remind everyone of networking 101, thing that the author is relying on is just the simple fact that switches flood packets addressed to ff:ff:ff:ff

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