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by hengheng 13y ago
Any battery has a hard time storing an amount of energy that costs the same as itself during its lifetime. This is opposite to combustion engines, which can pump infinite amounts of dollars through their cylinders. It's an insanely sma
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by hengheng 13y ago
Was there a project management level reason to it, or was it just not the right combination of people? Anybody know more?
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by hengheng 13y ago
As always in hardware, established volume manufacturers are going to have a huge edge on any newcomer. Companies like Samsung and Apple have an astonishing vertical range in their manufacturing process, with their own IP cores / custom
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by hengheng 13y ago
It's be interesting to compare these results to apparent time, e.g. the offset between what the watch says and the position of the sun. I'd wager these distributions would overlap a lot more if you based them on apparent time, and
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by hengheng 13y ago
On the other hand, it is /fun/.
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by hengheng 13y ago
Did they ever try expanding into foreign territory? I haven't seen them even in Germany in the lsat 10-15 years.
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by hengheng 13y ago
There is some potential to create the weirdest partner look.
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by hengheng 13y ago
There are usually discrete CAN bus firewalls that sit between controllers that are explicitly programmable, and the bus. They might be ASICs, microcontrollers or FPGAs, but there's no way into the mfrom the network. The only attack vec
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by hengheng 13y ago
I have found flow-states very important for implementation, but disastrous for creativity. I can do PCB routing, design and layout till 5am in the morning, but the day after I need to sleep well to do more conceptual work, or else I'll
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by hengheng 13y ago
Can your describe your exact process? How do you plug pwgen into emacs? I know emacs an do things like that, but I never bothered enough to find out if it's as smooth to use as keepass2.
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by hengheng 13y ago
Just yesterday I tried to buy a DSL modem where the capacitors don't fry after a year and a half. I feel the whole market of Customer Premises Equipment (read: modems and access points for home users) is in exactly the same situation.
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by hengheng 13y ago
Then teach me. I have no idea what to expect from Alpha, and I've so far only used it as a novelty item or advanced calculator. You can't expect me to 'naturally' speak a new language if you never reveal its vocabulary o
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by hengheng 13y ago
Closed the tab at the diabetes argument. It's such a strawman that I refuse to look at the construction work you did. Yes it's bad for my blood sugar to eat wrongly and not move, but the best practice way to fix this is not by buy
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by hengheng 13y ago
Every fitness tracker can already do this, or at least could, yet it's not really taking off. I'm guessing that blame and negative emotion are not the best ways to sell stuff. Except maybe if they are physical products. Having a t
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by hengheng 13y ago
Very cool, I'm looking into this. Thanks!
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by hengheng 13y ago
Can I host it?
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by hengheng 13y ago
On my 720p display, I'm unable to glimpse into the second line when I'm at the last bar. This makes everything unplayable to me. Two lines should be visible at all times, possibly even with a continuous vertical scroll. (And in ca
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by hengheng 13y ago
Is there anything worth clicking? I'd like to avoid that if possible.
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by hengheng 13y ago
In my experience, the critical threshold for a display to become useable for a general purpose has been one megapixel. Office displays progressed from 1024x768 to 1280x1024, and in most cases did not need to go further to 1600x1200. My lapt
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by hengheng 13y ago
Responsiveness. Newsblur takes about five seconds to respond sometimes, and can't buffer any feeds for offline use.
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by hengheng 13y ago
What was wrong about it?
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by hengheng 13y ago
On a tangent, how much do you notice the political tensions in your everyday life? I read some accounts by people from Odessa who said they didn't bother much and saw as their first priority that nobody died no matter on what side. Are
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by hengheng 13y ago
Nothing a good controller couldn't solve.
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by hengheng 13y ago
Facebook is charging 0,70$ to deliver messages you send to random people /into their inbox/ instead of the 'other' folder. Which to me seems brilliant.
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by hengheng 13y ago
Investigative journalism has its place whenever there is information to be revealed. This story is the skeleton of that. All the investigations were done very smartly, but they didn't reveal anything relevant. I'd say the journali
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by hengheng 13y ago
From a sales perspective, this is something that companies will always try. After all, if you weren't going to buy there again, so the supermarket has nothing to lose. If, on the other hand, they were able to turn a single one-time buy
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by hengheng 13y ago
I've seen default wordpress installations on simple vhosts crash at 50 daily visitors, basically every time two people visited at the same time. You do need caching, and you need to set it up manually, and that's probably Wordpres
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by hengheng 13y ago
Parent's point was valid though, I can't imagine these devices to cost more than $170 in a couple of years, making this discussion quite relevant.
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by hengheng 13y ago
The attacks you describe have not been demonstrated. A CAN-ID attack requires that you'd get access to the bus from a programmable device that isn't firewalled from the bus, which doesn't exist. Malicious packages are also fi
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by hengheng 13y ago
Once you change keybindings, all documentation you find online doesn't apply anymore. Emacs has a large and active community, which I consider one of its main advantages that I don't want to lose. That being said, Emacs has alread

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