iefbr14

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by iefbr14 3y ago
Nice, but I would like to know where you can get those printers for just 20 bucks :)
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by iefbr14 3y ago
Dead leaves should be returned to the soil where it belongs and where it is converted to food for the trees. Dont disrupt this cycle in the name of 'green' production.
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by iefbr14 3y ago
I wonder if there is any capacity left on the esp32 for a user application..
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by iefbr14 3y ago
Take cobol. The data division is highly column based, not mandatory though but you never get any of the columns straight except the first one. It will work but its hard on the eyes. Take (ibm) assembler, it sometimes needs a continuation ch
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by iefbr14 3y ago
Good luck with positional languages :)
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by iefbr14 3y ago
And how about the dumping of excess fuel in the upper atmosphere?
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by iefbr14 3y ago
I think they use a shard of the end of an ferrite loopstick antenna to fake the so called levitation. With some help, as seen in the video, it will orient itself in the field lines of the magnet.
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by iefbr14 3y ago
Yeah, you read my mind :)
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by iefbr14 3y ago
So sure I would put my money on it :)
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by iefbr14 3y ago
No doubt those batteries will be proprietary, with a chip in it so you can only use new batteries supplied by your phone producer. Better start working on a law against that too.
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by iefbr14 3y ago
hm, well... "a cron task that runs at 13:03 a day after february 28th, 2024" doesnt give a correct result. Are you sure its an ai?
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by iefbr14 3y ago
He may have bricked his access point as well..
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by iefbr14 3y ago
I started in 1975. If I had to live my life again I would chose a profession like carpenter or blacksmith. A profession in which you produce something tactile and durable. It gives more satisfaction and it has a lower chanche of being spoil
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by iefbr14 3y ago
I have a lot of those unfinished projects too. I regard them as PoC's and that gives me a better feeling about it. If you want a better chance of finishing one them, then start with the parts that you regard as the least interesting an
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by iefbr14 3y ago
If it comes to it, it will probably be made out of clay..
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by iefbr14 3y ago
Or maybe they die soon anyway?
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by iefbr14 4y ago
On linux <alt><sysrq>k will get you out of there without data loss. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key
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by iefbr14 4y ago
If you use this on a massive scale there won't be much moisture left for our plants.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
Its really amazing that so many people with covid are able to travel. lol.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
Yeah that was later because the power stations caused too much interference. The reach of medium wave increases at night and you get some local interference of far stations. They mitigated that by raising their local power causing even more
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by iefbr14 4y ago
Not to mention the pricing. you can buy a 350watt stickblender for under $10 ;)
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by iefbr14 4y ago
I am afraid it won't be built for a peaceful purpose..
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by iefbr14 4y ago
I guess google picks it up from the <code>1986-05-28T21:05:54.000000Z</code> mentioned in the article.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
Here too. Maybe the html 'details' tag in the readme.md causes it.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
There is nothing wrong with cobol. And it is old because it is good.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
Do they have a deal with Denmark?
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by iefbr14 4y ago
"Hydrogen power is most suited for trains and air transportation, where electrification is difficult." Yeah, its hard to power a plane by electricity, but trains..?
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by iefbr14 4y ago
In that case, since they do not repond to your e-mails, it seems to me that legal advise would be the only way to go.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
In that case, get legal advise to try to get your money back.
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by iefbr14 4y ago
I think it is all russian accounts: https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/02/oracle_and_sap_suspen...

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