jakeogh

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by jakeogh 2y ago
The end goal here is to force everyone to make a google account. Right now, we can get around it with Aurora Store etc, but with this, which WILL become the default, mark my words, google is attempting to close the lock. They are using thei
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by jakeogh 2y ago
I think keeping HTTP/1.1 is almost as important as not dropping IPV4 (there are good reasons to not being able to tag everything; it's harder to block a country than a user.) For similar reasons we should keep old protocols. On a
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by jakeogh 2y ago
They are holding a multi tool[0]. Yea, a multi tool. Should I start post their proud tweets about finding pointy sticks? Ban fists? Ban feet? Sandpaper? [0] http://v6y.net/456654b7.png
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Oh yea, their claws are wild. I got to experience the Tucson Desert Museum demo[0] (it's still going, but this was 16+ years ago)... it's amazing. The falconer had a leather covered arm even though the bird is a close friend. They
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Are you saying it's a lost cause? If so i'm totally switching back to Windows 2033 so I can play Simnpc in full res and buying one of those smart cars.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
@finalspark: This was inevitable, please don't read this as anything other than constructive criticism; I am sure you are aware of the rat cells flying F-22 sim's in unlandable weather a decade+ ago. Can branding hide consciousnes
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by jakeogh 2y ago
I'm with you in principal, but cleanroom reverse engineering is legal. The issue here is AMD signed the NDA's to read the secret spec and write the code, hence they cant release it. The solution is to not buy proprietary standards
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by jakeogh 2y ago
That is the real issue, because ultimately, this is about the memory hole. A re-upload of a camcorder copy of a VHS is no threat; it will be degraded (again) when the digital archivist who saved it's re-encoded copy[1] (from whatever v
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by jakeogh 2y ago
@SouthYorkshirePolice (2017) http://v6y.net/456654b7.png "Possession of a knife carries a prison sentence" I can post these all day. They get taken down. You may pretend they dont exist.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
You ignored my comment on the oath. Setting that aside, perhaps you know of another country with a voluntary force and a judicial branch upholding Heller[1] and Bruen[2]? Even a cursory understanding of mil force is enough to seriously ques
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by jakeogh 2y ago
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2011-title10/html... (a) Enlistment Oath.—Each person enlisting in an armed force shall take the following oath: “I, ____________________, do solemnly swear (or affi
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by jakeogh 2y ago
I can say whatever I want; as long as I am not threatening someone else's life or liberty. These things are well defined. Nobody is going to knock on my door tomorrow. The same is not true for you if you live under their laws, you coul
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Agilent's Multislope IV – A Delta-Sigma Story [video](youtube.com)
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Mold: a sci-fi short story[1] that connects this with the recent estimate[2] on the signature from a failed (or not) warp drive. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8URdhSigzjs [2] https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Its a odd to take any assertion that "it wasn't seen in the wild" as if in the opposing frame(s) it wasn't "our best technique for over a decade". Like any valuable secret, the incentives are in the other direc
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Exciting work. I hope they consider releasing the 138 million scans. The FAQ at the end is a bit confusing, because it says: Was the “raw” data saved in addition to the preprocessed/cleaned/labeled data (e.g., to support
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Very cool. It says fully open source, are the board layout files available?
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Perhaps they need that code to deal with the extreme environmental changes day to day due to being in a fixed location.
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by jakeogh 2y ago
There is also https://millionshort.com/
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Nice. He didn't say which vintage electronics store in Tucson, but there is a good chance it's Elliott Electronics... an electronics store with big surplus (tools/aviation/machinery/everythingelse) store under the s
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Oral Argument audio NRA v. Vullo: https://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/audio/2023/22-84...
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Shooting the Blue Lake on the Moon [video](youtube.com)
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by jakeogh 2y ago
I have used build123d to make a few parts recently, and it's a joy to use once you get the hang of it: https://github.com/gumyr/build123d https://github.com/gumyr/bd_warehouse
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Mold – A Sci-Fi Short Story [video](youtube.com)
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Listening to the second vid @50min 298-flevorium (ununquadium) was mentioned: https://www.rsc.org/periodic-table/element/114/flerovium
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Is that over? Interesting how we are expected to collectively[0] experience every piece of bad news and pretend humans aren't awesome. [0] https://s3.amazonaws.com/nasathermalimages/public/video/pret...
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by jakeogh 2y ago
If I wasn't sleeping, that would be an emergency. Not sleeping will end a life. Whatever is going on, whatever I was doing or not doing. I would (try to) sleep in a random field without any "need xyz for 3+ days (other than water
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Executive Orders: https://www.federalregister.gov/presidential-documents/execu...
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by jakeogh 2y ago
Re-posting from 7 years ago... [1][2] "The top 6 countries [2] with the highest Muslim populations are not (temp) banned, yet somehow it's a "Muslim Ban"." [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13
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Copenhagen Atomics Why Thorium is the Energy game-changer we've been waiting for [video](youtube.com)
6 points by jakeogh 2y ago|1 comments

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