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by jakedata 1y ago
Bookmarked this for some weekend fiddling.
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by jakedata 1y ago
...and keep your cactus to yourself, thanks
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by jakedata 1y ago
Written by "Upcactus, Inc" but clearly an ad for "Don't move to Texas, LLC".
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by jakedata 1y ago
"can receive" has a different meaning with encrypted ATSC 3.0 signals. My HD Homerun TV tuner happily displays ATSC 1.0 signals and also the single unencrypted ATSC 3.0 signal from PBS. The rest of them are infected with Widevine
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by jakedata 1y ago
Wouldn't be cheaper to just move the interior to the current AF1? Or barring that just start covering everything in gold leaf. I am nauseated by the whole situation.
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by jakedata 1y ago
Stream any good movies lately?
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by jakedata 1y ago
So where's the temperature, pulse/pulseox and orientation monitoring jockstrap with linked smartphone app?
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by jakedata 1y ago
He may be underestimating the potential market for insect and cephalopod derived personas. Lonely Cronenberg/Lovecraft fans are the tip of the iceberg. Dress one up in a suit and you might find them in the pages of FT or WSJ in short o
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by jakedata 1y ago
Ooh, I am jealous. A close family member has been branded egregious by various acting members of the current administration. I guess I am going to need to up my game if I want to be able to hold my head high at family gatherings.
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by jakedata 2y ago
You are correct - the hypothetical reporting individual would need to wait 24 hours before noticing the speed bump thereby allowing the adhesive to cure sufficiently.
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by jakedata 2y ago
If a decorative black and orange plastic thing covered with construction adhesive on the flat side fell out of some sort of unmarked construction vehicle, the author could have reported it immediately. I am sure the city would take care of
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by jakedata 2y ago
So it only kills drug resistant bacteria that came from the technician's garden? That seems unusually specific.
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by jakedata 2y ago
I have had better results with Picaridin based repellents than with DEET. Picaridin does not have the same oily feel that leaves my skin crawling after repeated applications. It also seems to do a better job dissuading our local variety of
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by jakedata 2y ago
The CDC dataset is 104GiB and the January 6th Committee Report is 99.5 GiB. I am happily lending some bandwidth and space for this. I'll pull down more once I see what the traffic is like.
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by jakedata 2y ago
Ya, I slept on it and realized I skipped a generation in my mind. I guess the details of one of the PCs I built 35 years ago fade after a while.
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by jakedata 2y ago
The 486sx had a 16 bit external bus interface so it could work with 386 chipsets. The DX processors had a full 32 bit bus and correspondingly better throughput. The 486 never included an integrated FPU, you had to add a separate co-processo
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by jakedata 2y ago
"IBM PS/1 486-DX2 66Mhz, "Mini-Tower", model 2168. It was the computer I always wanted as a teenager but could never afford" Wow - by 1992 I was on my fourth homebuilt PC. The KCS computer shows in Marlborough MA we
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by jakedata 2y ago
"Helium is less flammable than hydrogen" uh-huh
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by jakedata 2y ago
^f murder dont reply if you can't be bothered to read.
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by jakedata 2y ago
Please refer to California Assembly Bill No. 678, CHAPTER 747 [Approved by Governor October 14, 2007. Filed with Secretary of State October 14, 2007] Now I will grant you, a good defense lawyer would try to claim that killing someone with
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by jakedata 2y ago
It depends on whether it was done intentionally and with reckless disregard for human life. If the drone operator was intoxicated and caused the plane to crash it could very well be vehicular homicide.
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by jakedata 2y ago
20 million lives were threatened before politics changed in stupid ways and they will continue to be threatened after. It is an abstract concept to most people. If you operate your car unsafely - for instance by driving drunk and crashing i
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by jakedata 2y ago
If you squint, it looks like attempted murder. They let him off easy.
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Ask HN: How are you protecting your projects from the US federal funding freeze?
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by jakedata 2y ago
Anybody can dive there. Surviving the trip back up is what most of the classes are for.
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by jakedata 2y ago
I had some music playing in the background while testing a Youtube livestream for the first time. Nobody was connected, I was working on camera settings. Google shut it down within a few minutes and bitched at me about a copyright violatio
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by jakedata 2y ago
Protip - it's often cheaper to heat with burning buffalo chips than electricity even if your heat pump is super efficient. Do a spreadsheet and maybe get some solar panels to feed the new beast. Otherwise you may just need to bask in t
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by jakedata 2y ago
Failure is not an option! It is included in the price...
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by jakedata 2y ago
We are doing a Gemini POC and this nugget dropped in my lap today. We were not entirely unprepared as a result. The default level of access is just the interactive chatbot thing. However if you enable the Google Workspace extension it will
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by jakedata 2y ago
Happy to see the ARC bypass for NVMe performance. ZFS really fails to exploit NVMe's potential. Online expansion might be interesting. I tried to use ZFS for some very busy databases and ended up getting bitten badly by the fragmentati

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