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721.
by gorkish 6y ago
They aren’t using it, but the Apache directory listing module does have support for descriptions that will be displayed beside the file names.
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by gorkish 6y ago
You might be able to interface Mechaduino or MKS controllers between your steppers and drivers to make them pesudo-closed loop. They still get driven by step+dir however the position is continuously integrated by the controller and stepper
723.
by gorkish 6y ago
Listening to yourself on a 20ms delay is a far different thing than listing to someone else on the same delay. The latter is what you experience in every day life all the time as sound travels about 1ms/foot. The former causes a ne
724.
by gorkish 6y ago
Ah yes I had forgotten they have an FM repeater now! That reminds me I need to try it out. Thank you.
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by gorkish 6y ago
AMSAT articles about this always kind of bug me. They make it sound like this is really difficult, but has the cool payoff that you can listen to/ talk to astronauts! Unfortunately both of these assumptions are far from reality. For an
726.
by gorkish 6y ago
It is an FPGA; it can run synchronous logic operations. This could include something like the encapsulation of an entire gate and circuit accurate simulation of an entire system of processors, memories, and interfaces, like say, a Super Nin
727.
by gorkish 6y ago
Small variants/extensions of mobile GPUs have been shoehorned to work with existing drivers or provide very basic framebuffer capability. This isn't exactly vulkan running on Apple-silicon level of functionality. Maybe Apple'
728.
by gorkish 6y ago
I am all about the hacker cred here, but you need only take a look at the most directly comparable project, Nouveau to get an idea of how ridiculous the thought is that greenfield reverse engineering of apple's custom GPU will result i
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by gorkish 6y ago
Apple needs to give a little here. I think it's patently ridiculous that we have to enlist the assistance of console hackers in order to have a chance at porting the most used operating system in the entire world to run on hardware tha
730.
by gorkish 6y ago
Can’t legislate from the bench. But there already is a subtext here. If one could license iOS for this, what they are doing here probably wouldn’t fall under fair use. Instead it could fall under the terms of Apple’s own license agreement.
731.
by gorkish 6y ago
I have used Digium's T1/E1 cards with VPMOCT or VPMADT hardware echo cancellers, but I have since switched to using https://www.rowetel.com/wordpress/?page_id=454 OSLEC for EC as it is simply better and requi
732.
by gorkish 6y ago
Binary, ocatal and hexidecimal literals often are indicated with prefixes: 0b, 0 and 0x respectively. There are probably other esoteric cases that I can't think of off the top of my head. "Qty" is often prefixed, for instance
733.
by gorkish 6y ago
Awesome; this is great to hear. An idea you might consider is to display some kind of warning symbol or message if the input contains digits or operands which are not interpreted as part of the calculation that produces the output. This wou
734.
by gorkish 6y ago
Love this, but the lack of interpretation of prefixed currency symbols is absolutely maddening! That it simply ignores the number and operand with no indication that these elements are ignored could easily lead to problems. I don't thi
735.
by gorkish 6y ago
The author of that article seems to be conflating GPU support somehow with GUI apps. GPU support is indeed coming to WSL2 and is available currently in Insider builds along with a special release of the Nvidia driver and some Linux support
736.
by gorkish 6y ago
Has anyone put together a bingo card generator of Google products that we can mark whenever Google discontinues one? I feel like this would be a fun project to write.
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by gorkish 6y ago
I think my original comment was maybe misconstrued. I stated plainly that COVID could cause lasting damage just as any other virus. It just doesn't seem there is much to support that it causes damage above and beyond that of other viru
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by gorkish 6y ago
Two nasal swabs taken when I had symptoms did not give a positive result (Abbott Labs IDNOW test), so after I recovered I requested an antibody panel and was tested for COV-2 IgG and IgM. Tests were done on Abbott Labs equipment (though the
739.
by gorkish 6y ago
Adding this to my book of spells
740.
by gorkish 6y ago
I'm not a doctor but as I said in my earlier comment, I think the literature supports that most of this is just damage from the directly infected cells (lung, organ, nerve) that the body will eventually mostly repair given appropriate
741.
by gorkish 6y ago
This argument, while technically true, is relatively dismissive of all that we have learned about the virus. Of primary importance, COVID-19 appears to be easily and completely cleared by the human immune system and does not appear to becom
742.
by gorkish 6y ago
I elected "NO" because I have already have had COVID-19 and verified antibodies, and an mRNA vaccine is unlikely to provide any additional level of protection. I believe this should have been a separate option.
743.
by gorkish 6y ago
Happy mapbox customer here, but unfortunately I expect some of the longshot feature requests may never see the light of day now that outside development contributions are going to go to zero. Is there any OSS or economical (Non-ESRI; non-Go
744.
by gorkish 6y ago
Do you really think that Electrek or Clean Technica or any of the other usual suspects that typically write on these topics aren’t? This is an energy markets site discussing the lithium market. You don’t have to accept their opinion; they s
745.
by gorkish 6y ago
I'd honestly rather they simply lower their shipping volumes than continue to hire random schmoes to deliver packages in their personal vehicles with no company identification at all. They pull through my front drive so they can save w
746.
by gorkish 6y ago
Never had a bug in the ear, but I remember someone telling me that if it ever happens to dilute some isopropyl or peroxide and pour it in there. I sure wouldnt want to spend $2k; anyone know if this method is the most reliable to use at hom
747.
by gorkish 6y ago
This is where the good stuff is gonna happen. Still though, phased arrays aren't all that complicated conceptually. The little chips are probably TX/RX switches and the larger chips probably do block up/downconversion, mixing
748.
by gorkish 6y ago
Once you get into this kind of special purpose microwave gear, it's all made to only operate at a very specific frequency. So in this particular instance, no the dish really isn't able to be used or repurposed for anything else. T
749.
by gorkish 6y ago
This is my experience with any 'smart assistant' product that is or ever has been. It's always frustrating but never particularly hard to find the special incantation that will invoke it to do the thing that you want it to. O
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by gorkish 6y ago
Snark? There are easily 20 of them kicking around my house haha

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