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iNate2000
6y ago
But why Linux and not macOS?
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Also, how do we know that the quote is even accurate? If the CEO misstates some technical jargon, what’s the likelihood that the reporter from an unrelated field is going to get the misstatement correct?
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Me too! But recently I learned that Emacs markdown-mode has wiki-links-mode which let’s me use `[[file]]` to link to `file.md` and it creates it if it doesn’t exist.
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“RTL-SDR” is amazing! “RTL” is from a particular chipset that has great support for hackability.” There a few different apps that can decode signals from it. I even got a USB-OTG (“on-the-go”) adapter and used my RTL dongle with an app on a
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That’s exactly how I got into amateur radio. First a receiver and fascination with all the signals I could find. Then the discovery that for a couple hundred dollars I COULD TRANSMIT TOO???!!!!!! Except that my receiver was a “police scanne
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They said[1] that they paid to avoid the information release. A backup won't help with that threat. [1] https://attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff/university-of-utah-upda...
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It’s not about how many founders actually gain the wealth; it’s about how the perceived reward motivates innovation. Or, rather, how the lack of reward fails to motivate.
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But isn’t stacking used for astro-photography all the time?
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weaker and stronger relative to where they were before. A point here, a point there. That's real strategy.
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This is what happens when you let people explore something for cheap: they do all kinds of things you didn’t expect. The outcome couldn’t have been better.
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6y ago
key management is hard
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Totally I got my first DSLR in 2006. When I got a new one a few years later, my choice was mostly about what the new camera made _easier_. Because the old camera could do almost everything I wanted to do. So the new camera had knobs and but
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6y ago
And anyone who wants to gather intelligence can simply take their own photos and videos.
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Don’t think I haven’t :)
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It’s more about pepsiCO than Pepsi
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6y ago
I wish! No straight-up soft drinks available: only “hydration products”... (must be higher margins)
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6y ago
Too much like advertising. Don’t give away what we can sell!
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6y ago
They probably _are_ being conservative in estimates, but I ordered a new Kindle on April 9 and it didn’t arrive until the 27th.
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6y ago
Missing the point that this is already going on? Or missing the point that the amendment to the patriot act didn't pass and that this will keep going on?
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6y ago
Those benchmarks don't seem to account for batteries. I hook my 2018 MacBook Pro up to a 4K TV to present to a meeting and the battery goes down to about 35% after two hours.
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How to Be an Inclusive Leader Through a Crisis
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6y ago
I didn't see anything on iPhone Safari. Are you working remote on a company VPN?
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7y ago
First of all, This website is called “hacker” news: practicality doesn’t have a lot to do with it. [1] Second, practical research into how to transmit information more efficiently has many, many applications. WiFi and mobile-phone technol
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Isn't "MFi" just their brand for licensed accessories?
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It would just never go out.
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Aren't unemployment benefits usually a fraction of actual wages? How much does GameStop pay?
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Bringing an artifact forward in time would skip over the times where degradation occurred. Wouldn't it?
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But at apple it's a much more standard checkout flow, right? Scan an item, press "buy" and done, right?
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It knows who you are and where you are, so it knows when you're using a scale - so it would just tag the weight to the fruit in your basket. Or, just over charge by a large enough margin to make up for it.
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How (and where) is the journalistic sense of "title" defined? To me, a non-journalist, a title is a title.
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