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by ink_13 6y ago
They don't. The idea is that when it does wear out, replacing a cable is much easier than replacing a connector.
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by ink_13 6y ago
It could also just be a strengthening of the diaphragm, lungs, and throat.
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by ink_13 6y ago
Via USB-C.
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by ink_13 6y ago
You may be interested in Matthias' videos where he makes his own tools, such as a table saw or a bandsaw.
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by ink_13 6y ago
Zing! Vext cwm fly jabs kurd qoph. New job: fix Mr. Gluck's hazy TV PDQ
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by ink_13 6y ago
The internal "mail room" used to be a much bigger deal. At large companies, some number of times a day an actual person would come around with a cart, put things in your in-tray and remove things from your out-tray. Once their r
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by ink_13 6y ago
I did not expect to be downloading a file, either. Like many people, I have no idea what a "DX7 cartridge" is. From context, I assumed this was a picture generator like "This face does not exist".
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by ink_13 6y ago
Just about every industrial automation vendor is like this in my experience. They never upgrade because they don't want to break anything.
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United States of Voronoi(jasondavies.com)
2 points by ink_13 6y ago|0 comments
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Linux software RAID resync speed limits are too low for SSDs(utcc.utoronto.ca)
3 points by ink_13 6y ago|0 comments
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Facebook announces first 20 members of Oversight Board(oversightboard.com)
21 points by ink_13 6y ago|12 comments
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Reverse-engineering the audio chip in the Nintendo Game Boy Color(righto.com)
100 points by ink_13 6y ago|6 comments
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by ink_13 7y ago
ex is the EXtended standard editor, so it's in the path, sure. But vi and ed actually have many of the same commands.
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by ink_13 7y ago
vi is so-named because it is based on VIsual mode for the standard EDitor. There's less distance than one might think.
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by ink_13 7y ago
It's a poncho. As your clip shows, he sometimes throws the front part over his shoulder which makes it look more like a serape.
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by ink_13 7y ago
Absence of a result is still a result, it's just not publishable. There are very few journals that will take a paper that boils down to "we tried some things to solve this problem, and they didn't work, and not even in an in
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by ink_13 7y ago
> Louvel’s naming of Le Gris just prior to the squire’s own arrival would seem to put Le Gris indisputably there—unless Marguerite’s story was a deliberate fabrication. There's a third option: a framing of Le Gris by Louvel. The at
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by ink_13 7y ago
Use of methylene blue derivatives for Alzheimer's treatment has been definitively ruled out.[0] [0] https://www.alzforum.org/news/conference-coverage/first-phas...
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by ink_13 7y ago
No, their core service is selling ads. You can't actually buy anyone's data from Facebook, you can only buy ad targeting.
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by ink_13 7y ago
Oh, horsefeathers. That's only true if you think C is the One True Language. The amount of system glue that was written in Perl (and later Python) through the late 90s and early 00s is one of the reasons the *nixes did so well.
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by ink_13 7y ago
The built-in reporting, alerting, and monitoring all wrapped up in a nice web UI is what tipped the scales for me. I didn't have to do anything to get historical system metric graphs, system health alarms, or alerts by email. I suppos
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by ink_13 7y ago
I've had a Fractal Design Node 304 for the last five years and it's been terrific. I put a Corsair PSU in it that only turns on its fan under load, so it runs silently just about all the time. I kept it under my TV for a while a
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by ink_13 7y ago
Hopefully this means passively-cooled SoC Mini-ITX boards that don't cost an arm and a leg. I've been speccing out a new home NAS and had hopes for something along those lines, but both the SuperMicro (A2SDi-4C-HLN4F, ~$350) and
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Rotary Cellphone(justine-haupt.com)
49 points by ink_13 7y ago|10 comments
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by ink_13 7y ago
"Ingredient evaluation" as you call it is the art. While it's technically possible to quantify every tomato, in practical terms it's a waste of time, which is better spent learning how to adapt on the fly.
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by ink_13 7y ago
Try The Old Reader: https://www.theoldreader.com/ It's 95% of what Google Reader used to be, your missing 5% may vary. (For me, my missing 5% is a decent mobile client, but I miss that a lot less than I expected)
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by ink_13 7y ago
Yep, that's what I was thinking of. F5 for refresh is another artifact from that time.
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by ink_13 7y ago
Reading this article and others by the same author on his travails of getting Windows 3.11 to install and then bridging it to modern(-ish) tech was like being transported back to the 90s when I was first learning about computers. Seeing th
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by ink_13 7y ago
It's not what most people probably need, though. A standard market laptop requires non-free firmware for the wifi to function and thus let the netinstaller proceed.
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Systemd needs official documentation on best practices(utcc.utoronto.ca)
14 points by ink_13 7y ago|4 comments

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