joecool1029

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by joecool1029 6mo ago
phosphors and capacitors are a thing that mask that, so is high frequency switching way above this rate… Anyway, an old HN submission I still use when buying light bulbs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14023196
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> the catting issue might be more an implementation of bzip program problem than algorithm (it could expect an array of compressed files). that would only be impossible if the program cannot reason about the length of data from file head
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> If I want higher compatibility and fast speeds, I'd probably just reach for gzip. It’s slower and compresses less than zstd. gzip should only be reached for as a compatibility option, that’s the only place it wins, it’s everywhere
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Just use zstd unless you absolutely need to save a tiny bit more space. bzip2 and xz are extremely slow to compress.
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
I do wonder if those animals have things like valves in their veins, as I understand it if the circulatory system wasn't as complex as it is, heart would have to pump a lot harder to move the volume it does. This isn't an area I k
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
The foundation to which all of these licenses are tied to will likely be dissolved. Words/code had value in the old system. But now it's cheap to generate, way cheaper than hiring legions of writers/developers to write it. Wh
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Flagging due to editorialized headline, no such claim was made in the article. Maybe it was changed after submission.
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
FYI, you can kill forwarding tunnels with -KD portnum in that commandline too.
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> Would they have zero radio coverage, or sub-optimal coverage? Sub-optimal for data if it allows attach. If they don’t have working IMS profile it may reject the attach at worst or just have no working calls/texts at best (we do no
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> Is that implying "global" is actually not global? It was what I was implying. I did find a better link: https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-phone-sept-26 LTE FDD: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17, 18, 1
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Americans/Canadians (and I guess Asians since they won't ship there) don't waste your time reading this, they have a Mediatek SoC and made the choice long ago to not touch these markets. The devices will not carry the band su
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Sort of. Basically you can fine the owner of the car and revoke the privileges of driving that car in a given state. Where it gets to be a problem is if the charge is against the 'driver' of the car and the state's not able t
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
I’m so confused by this submission. It’s not a guide but a collection of notes from someone (in china) customizing a oneplus build. There’s some useful info there but only if you’re already at a point where you’re comfortable running your
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
recently being within the past 24 hours lol: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/releases/tag/v2.1....
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
If it doesn’t overshoot it’s fine. Modern low self discharge (lsd) nimh’s like eneloops do not like to be held on indefinite trickle charge or be overshot. Older nimh were less picky about overcharge so long as current was below its reabsor
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
My guess is personal and business number on different sims. Then just swap the devices that’s in. They don’t like being connected all the time.
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Makes me wonder if this is an ADA requirement for education devices. (assistive listening devices)
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Not helpful, this is an AI generated post. We do have actual video of that one radome in Bahrain getting directly struck (from multiple angles). It's possible it was a satellite communication antenna and not a radar. But the still imag
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Too slow: https://github-incidents.pages.dev/
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
This seems really low considering one of the early warning radars taken out cost around $1bil on its own.... and it's possible a second one was at least damaged. (one in Qatar the other in Bahrain)
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Except actually it was, that was what my git client was reporting trying to run a pull.
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
codeberg might be a little slower on git cli, but at least it's not becoming a weekly 'URL returned error: 500' situation...
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> Maybe it is an exception? The ThinkPhone is an exception, yeah. It’s similar to older Android One phones like their Moto X4. Not different because you are in EU, US models get same treatment. The razr and edge lines do not get as relia
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Oops, it's back now though...
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
No, they raise price because they can and demand isn’t showing signs of stopping despite increased prices. This won’t affect whether there’s a shortage or not, besides we’re not talking direct to consumer float product, they inked commitmen
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
I posted it because the site was overloaded and would not load at the time…
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> All of these devices lie to me, that I lost less than 20% of battery health. Where in reality it’s somewhere between 25-50%, and when they wouldn’t pretend that maximum output is any way a good indicator of the real battery life, aka h
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
> To top it all off you then go onto weird virtue signaling about children breathing recycling fumes, how about you climb off your high horse and maintain your own equipment for a change? Apologies about this part, you are correct that t
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
Does anyone know if the subscription can be shared with family?
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by joecool1029 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/0gJFG

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