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by hengheng 12y ago
What is the reason to go with Raid1 for the intel SSDs? My guess would be that the rate of Raid1-catchable failures of these drives is not considerably higher than the rate of, say mainboard failures or other failures that render the whole
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by hengheng 12y ago
There is communication to defend an argument, and there is communication to raise awareness and make your discussion important. "War on Terror" managed to be the best headline material of all topics for years. No other topic in di
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by hengheng 12y ago
Where do you draw the line? Air travel/airports? Mobile data networks?
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by hengheng 12y ago
In the days of YouTube celebs and Twitch, I can see a new future for rally spectating.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Vln does this to a certain degree. They have diesel cars competing with petrol driven ones, they had the crazy delta setup with a narrow front, and now the brilliant front-wheel drive front engine setup with electrical assist on the rear.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Well, these big services probably close down as often as an end user sees their hard drive fail.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Server-side chat logfiles that are distributed to all connecting clients? I've never looked into the protocol, but I'm pretty sure that one is lacking.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Do you see a realistical future for the protocol? How large would the motifications have to be to reflect a "decent" feature set for the current device landscape and user's expectations?
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by hengheng 12y ago
So, I don't do web or software development, let me tell you^W^Wrant about how chat in 2015 feels to use. I'm 27, I grew up on IRC, I know my ICQ UIN by heart. Chat has always replaced SMS for me, and most groupware as well. I was
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by hengheng 12y ago
It helps to identify and avoid clickbait articles and nonsensical self-promotion.
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by hengheng 12y ago
To tangentially answer your question (with only little relation to the rest of the thread), we're getting old much the way Japan does, and we're doing very little to help it. The average German is 45, ageing to 50 in the next 15 y
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by hengheng 12y ago
Actually part flex during the build process is much more of a problem with milling and sometimes turning. There simply is a set of "forbidden" geometries where the tool would destroy the part, so nobody does them. The difference,
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by hengheng 12y ago
I could imagine more TX power on the balloon (nobody's in the way so it shouldn't do damage), as well as more sensitive RX antennae, since there isn't the same size or weight restriction as on an airplane or a satellite. Come
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by hengheng 12y ago
> alternative to electronic attack, which is airplanes dropping munitions from great heights onto buildings with people in them. I'd actually like to see the outcome of that. By all means, please go ahead and do this -- in Brussels.
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by hengheng 12y ago
Not at all. I'm using a GPU via ExpressCard with a single lane. 10 GBit/s is plenty enough. The question is whether it DMAs correctly, and whether it's actively disabled by intel again (as with Thunderbolt).
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by hengheng 12y ago
Can USB 3.1 host a GPU? If so, I'm really excited for the next Display generation.
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by hengheng 12y ago
I never understood why Chrome OS had to be different from Android. I've also never had a Chrome OS device, maybe that's why I simply don't get it, but can anybody shed light on the differences?
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by hengheng 12y ago
Even $100B is not a reason to dump money mindlessly. I generally don't trust moves that seem purely driven by money (e.g. facebook's VR hiring spree), and which don't have a clear goal in mind, and a strategy along the way. G
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by hengheng 12y ago
There's still a difference between finding the weakest link in a big chain and then attacking into it, and creating large amounts of features out of thin air. The latter is not any more difficult, but it requires one or two magnitudes
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by hengheng 12y ago
23 pages in two-column Calibri 10pt ... I'm going to spare that one for lunch break.
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by hengheng 12y ago
This thread created many accounts of viewpoints opposite to mine, reporting how the younger generation loves to share everything with the panopticon, while the older generation is highly averse after to their experiences with Stasi 1.0. I&#
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by hengheng 12y ago
(I don't know enough French to discuss this matter, let's stick to English) All the people I have met who resort to the "nothing to hide" paradigm were older than 65.these people don't have Facebook or smartphones,
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by hengheng 12y ago
This article certainly resonates with me. For a long time, tablets never made sense to me. I've had 13" laptops for a decade now (iBook G4 12", MacBook 1st Gen Intel, Lenovo X220), and they were always highly portable and had
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by hengheng 12y ago
It's awesome. I am still busy adjusting my Not So Precise Semi-Manual Pick & Place Robot, and I've delved far too deep into the whole CNC world already.
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by hengheng 12y ago
No significant battery hit, I really don't care. There is an ARM-optimized version of libopus that seems to use vector operations, I don't think it gets much better than that. I'm using 72-96 kbit/s as bitrates, I'v
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by hengheng 12y ago
foobar2000 and GoneMad Music Player? Dunno, I'm that propeller hat guy who carries his music around in Opus Format on his Android ...
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by hengheng 12y ago
> electricity is significantly slower As a rule of thumb, most signals travel at half the vacuum speed (√ε_r for FR4 is 2.15), with a slight variation due to the copper trace shape. So, 150 mm/ns or 6 inch/ns one-way. I love ho
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by hengheng 12y ago
Novena has the bottom-up approach of Bunnie saying "oh here's a cool chip. I'll build something around it and see how complete it will be in the end."Purism seems to say "Let's make a machine that lives up to e
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by hengheng 12y ago
Point taken. But let's keep the CSC vs de-mail discussion for another time. I see a huge difference between spying to get to know the others' intentions, and preparing sabotage, destruction and infrastructural doom for maximum thr
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by hengheng 12y ago
So I happen to be German, and obviously I don't have a say in what commands you guys give to your own secret services. But since this appeared in a German magazine, allow me to say this: given the track record of how you treat your all

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