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by jpindar 8y ago
You'd get more sympathy without the "its for their own good" part.
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by jpindar 8y ago
Any examples of those languages?
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by jpindar 8y ago
Because they can? The department that runs Gmail has to justify their budget I suppose.
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by jpindar 8y ago
In 2018, maybe. Before smartphones and mp3 players just sitting and listening to music was entirely normal.
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Wireshark can be crashed via malicious packet trace files(helpnetsecurity.com)
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by jpindar 8y ago
Atmel Studio works well with Arduino. It has an "import from Arduino sketch" project option and can call AVRdude as an external tool.
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by jpindar 8y ago
The founder of that site, Jeffrey Lewis, recently published "The 2020 Commission Report on the North Korean Nuclear Attacks Against the United States: A Speculative Novel". Well worth reading IMO. https://www.amazon.co
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by jpindar 8y ago
>dual electric motors will move the truck smartly down the road using only electricity from the battery. The 3-cylinder range extender motor sourced from BMW is just there to replenish the battery when needed. Sounds like a series hybrid
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by jpindar 8y ago
What country are you talking about that gives prisoners "access to computers, the internet and programming tools"? (I've heard of them being able to send email to whitelisted addresses from locked down kiosks, but that's
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by jpindar 8y ago
So does music.
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by jpindar 8y ago
>America nobody eats ramen noodles with a fork What? Everyone I know uses a fork, as did I until I decided to learn to use chopsticks.
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by jpindar 8y ago
When deer don't have predators (of whatever species) they overpopulate and die of starvation or of running in front of vehicles. I'm not convinced that dying of starvation is better than a sudden death. The vehicle accidents harm
853.
by jpindar 8y ago
There are other contexts for this than being in government custody.
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by jpindar 8y ago
Be sure to thank past you whenever it's appropriate.
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by jpindar 8y ago
I'd pay extra for Android apps that have an option to force me to enter a password EVERY SINGLE TIME. Or at least provide a way to log out. There are a few that do, but not many.
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by jpindar 8y ago
Someone make this: a plugin for an IDE that pops up a page from a whitelist (probably of documentation, but it could be anything you want to study) whenever you compile.
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by jpindar 8y ago
FWIW, BitBucket's app can.
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by jpindar 8y ago
That's not true of all salaried positions. In my experience, it's the salaried positions that have flexible time, not the hourly ones.
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by jpindar 8y ago
What is ice fishing but a frozen lake party? https://www.google.com/search?q=ice+fishing+party&source=lnm... Some people go all out on the creature comforts: https://www.google.com/search?q=ice+fishing+h
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by jpindar 8y ago
It's a US vs UK thing. In the US, a group or organization IS <something>, in the UK, they ARE <something>. This was particularly noticeable during the World Cup coverage.
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by jpindar 8y ago
I own the hardware of my phone, and it would still be useful to me if I decided not to pay for cell service. I suppose Google could force push an Android update that would brick it, but is it likely that they'd do that? And would th
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by jpindar 8y ago
Removing DRM from any kind of audio you can play on a PC is trivial.
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by jpindar 8y ago
>It seems criminal that I can't leave my ebook collection to somebody after I die. Technically, you could, but doing that would be.... criminal.
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by jpindar 8y ago
The top post in /r/machinists is a picture of a rubber glove with a face drawn on it.
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by jpindar 8y ago
The fact that I was a lab assistant meant that I had a key to the roof of the science building... Also many students in the US have cars.
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by jpindar 8y ago
Outside of the HN bubble, there are lots of people working at 5am. I worked night shift job once, for a few months. I kinda liked it.
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by jpindar 8y ago
I do embedded work. In this field some compilers don't even allow recursion.
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by jpindar 8y ago
>Nowadays, you just can't get a job by merely talking You can if you're willing to work for a smaller, non-famous company.
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by jpindar 8y ago
Even just coding on a computer with the screen cast up on a big monitor or projector would be a vast improvement over literally writing on a physical white board.
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by jpindar 8y ago
If I were interviewing that would absolutely be an important part of the interview. It never ceases to amaze me how bad some people are at searching.

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