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by indrora 4y ago
They're named in the style of the Apple, apple ][, and Apple ///. Adrian specializes in mostly Classic mac and apple hardware
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YouTube suspends a YouTuber's Patreon-exclusive account for self-impersonation(twitter.com)
199 points by indrora 4y ago|123 comments
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by indrora 4y ago
Something people forgot about 3D printer design is just how many THINGS went into early 3D printer hardware. The early Reprap hardware was comprised of at least 8...10 discrete hardware devices, all speaking RS485 at each other. The Generat
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by indrora 4y ago
There is no such thing as the "Atmel Arduino" You're talking about AVR8, which is the ATMega328p and its children and siblings. There exists, though less popular, a complete rebuild of the AVR architecture in 32-bits called A
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Reverse Engineering a Cold War Military Telephone(youtube.com)
1 points by indrora 4y ago|0 comments
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by indrora 4y ago
> There are obviously built-in guardrails that prevent ChatGPT from enthusiastically endorsing Mein Kampf and so on. It's surprisingly easy to get chatGPT to suggest that "smearing an entire group of people off the planet by fo
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by indrora 4y ago
> Students use MST with DisplayPort to mirror a monitor in a way such that the OS cannot see that two monitors exist. (I don’t think there’s a windows API for LDB to see this? Could be wrong) I have a cheap $50 capture card that is untra
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by indrora 4y ago
Location: Seattle/Redmond WA Remote: Mandatory Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang/Python/Linux/BSD. Résumé/CV: https://tsunami.zaibatsutel.net/cv.pdf Email: hn-hiring@zaibatsu
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Twitter bug bounty: “Recommendation Manipulation”: the “Ask Nicely” attack(twitter.com)
2 points by indrora 4y ago|0 comments
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by indrora 4y ago
Scotty of Strange Parts has a fantastic video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljOoGyCso8s
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by indrora 4y ago
There was the Floodgap guy who got Macos running on the Power9 desktop boards. I wonder where that went
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How much “proof” is necessary in a proof of concept?(erikaaldendeb.substack.com)
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by indrora 4y ago
This comes up in the mentors list like clockwork. A tiny patch here or there won't hurt your chances of getting your proposal looked at. In fact, some projects required extensive participation before accepting students, though I think
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by indrora 4y ago
Newer HP printers are also beginning to simply refuse to work without first being connected to wifi, even if there's a USB connection. I've seen it happen to two friends of mine. Outright refuses to not connect to a wifi network,
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by indrora 4y ago
Agile at its core is a reducto-ad-minimum of project management, with a focus on talking to your customer first, then implementing features. Originally, Agile was a manifesto: > We are uncovering better ways of developing > software b
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by indrora 4y ago
With how Amazon's performance reviews go, which are seriously two questions ("what's your/their superpower" and "what could you/they improve") and an aggregate from your manager, nobody will notice.
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by indrora 4y ago
Said like someone who has never had to fix a broad corporate CI system. Fixing this in several CI systems I've encountered would take well into months, plausibly with many unknown failures because of cached builds.
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by indrora 4y ago
I've heard plenty of back and forth about adding telemetry to the Rust compiler because of hard to spot bugs. LLVM, GCC, etc. mostly depend on the crash reporter from distributions, and I know several Clang devs who have been thinking
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by indrora 4y ago
You may enjoy taking a trip to botsin.space - it's an instance dedicated to beepy bots & their conneseuirs.
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by indrora 4y ago
on MacOS, caffeine is a good tool but if you need it in dock (pill?) form, the amazing Amphetamine app is there for you. It'll even (if you use safari) keep you up just long enough to finish that big download. https://apps.a
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by indrora 4y ago
Location: Seattle Area, WA, US Remote: Yes (required) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go/Python/AWS/Docker/Linux/TDD/Agile/Cloud(AWS, CDK)/Public Speaking/Opensource Résumé&#x2
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by indrora 4y ago
If they wanted to, they can now use the `LOAD_LIBRARY_REQUIRE_SIGNED_TARGET` flag in LoadLibraryEx. Aside from that, there are a broad swath of flags to LoadLibraryEx that are only supported on earlier platforms with a KB [1] from over a de
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by indrora 4y ago
This was actually one of the tripups for me when I learned C originally to do OpenGL. POSIX (or at least ISO C) defines rand as being seeded with 0 by default.
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by indrora 4y ago
Yeah when you race them backwards they're right turn only.
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by indrora 4y ago
Somewhere, someone fucked up the rendering of 400 and below weights of web-deployed fonts in Chromium. Not Chrome, but Chromium and its derivatives. Source Sans at 300 weight 0.9rem should be "a little small". There's a ton o
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by indrora 4y ago
The music industry has been doing similar to their artists. Performers are expected to have a hit on social media before it can be released on Spotify, etc.
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by indrora 4y ago
Not just in one HN'ers opinion. The thing is: Excel is one part data store and one part programming interface. The programming interface just happens to be a part of the data store. This leads people who have been told they're not
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by indrora 4y ago
> You can sideload apps but it’s not a vector for piracy or running Windows or Linux. Rephrasing: > You can sideload apps so it's not a vector for piracy Most of the piracy scene depends on hackers figuring out how to break sec
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by indrora 4y ago
I'm in my 30s (and, fair warning, worked with Greg for a short while, he's a smart chap) and recently applied for a spot at Canonical. On these sorts of questions I just answered "N/A" or "not measured". A
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by indrora 4y ago
These are ones that they want to name. It would be politically inconvenient for the FSF to accept that they get donations in kind from Amazon or Microsoft, given the FSF's regular attacks on the two companies.

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