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kalium-xyz
5y ago
Didnt this happen before?
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
those are just self-certified, CE is only on the authority of the people who put the label on not on some EU agency. They can be held accountable for not following CE correctly but not having the correct logo is not a problem.
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Dutch police running ads calling hackers egocentric on Google
(imgur.com)
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5y ago
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Number in Top Level Domain
(stackoverflow.com)
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
Flaptak? I'm going to call flatpak from that now. OP might want to edit this.
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
it looks like a foreword. Modern articles have made sure I never read those.
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5y ago
The blogs TLDR was too long to be effective.
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
30 times as many likes as comments, are people upvoting this without reading or do people actually use the delay function?
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
well where did you learn them?
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
If you have trouble reading the article. The article assumes the reader has some knowledge of set notation. Look into it and you will find it easily readable.
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
I feel like the owner should get access rather than institutes or the manufacturers. Anyone else should figure it out with said owner.
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Tektronix 7704 circuit description [audio] (1972)
(vintagetek.org)
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
The tubes are socketed. Not sure if the soldering was entirely meant for the users or for specialized maintainers, might have been a mix. these things cost the price of a new car and came with similar responsibilities. The soldering techniq
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
The secret is that you cant verbatim translate into Japanese as well, which forces more attention (also its a bigger economy)
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kalium-xyz
5y ago
Sure, just saying that it not being socketed should not be that big a barrier to entry. If you want an awesome way of doing things look at old tektronix scopes https://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/Ceramic_Strips
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5y ago
Nah soldering isnt that hard an operation and sockets are expensive.
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5y ago
LCD in my experience allows you to take note of things that have fallen outside of your perception filters. Such as squeaky door that you said you would oil but you delayed doing so and eventually it just became part of the door and you sto
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5y ago
They are flocking even harder to blockchain. Almost as if people are rational actors motivated by the forcing factor of “pay your bills or die”, there is funding for climate jobs now more than ever before.
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5y ago
Depending on how commercially minded the company is it might range from protecting “DLC” or something else that the user should[0] pay for, anti piracy, or to extend the grace period in which certain content remains undocumented online. [0]
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5y ago
It is the definition we use. This is just gonna create more kafka tier stuff for people to deal with, its not gonna end housing if Amsterdam decides it only wants multi millionaires with privately owned overly expensive houses in certain ar
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5y ago
I wonder if things will turn around on this channel now covid lockdowns are stopping. I have never found living in a city center in the Netherlands quiet before the lockdowns, and don't find it very quiet now anymore either.
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5y ago
Nandgame is awesome. really like the new levels. Adding the relay level made it more grounded in reality and the maze is fun.
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5y ago
They wont as of yet.
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If the answer is no then whats the point of school? I cant read this article though as it didnt even actually address the question in the first few paragraphs
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5y ago
I only run into matching while trying to find more information on a topic only to conclude that all the sources I find are just matching the initial article. Its an unfortunate side effect of the top down view search engines allow us I gues
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5y ago
Ive not ever seen the positive effects of this on internet journalism rather than echoing with less details and obfuscating actual information.
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Sure seems so. When I followed the entire stallman controversy everyone just copied the first article sometimes citing it as a source of the controversial information to deter potential liability's but never to the credit Ir good of sa
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5y ago
I’ve heard that phrase said with every other capital city in europe
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As far as I know, A lot of people will never have access to an analog space based telescope that they can look though with their own eyes. There will be a lot of people who wont like that.
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5y ago
“ If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.” I don’t see my license respected for code it regurgitates that I wrote, there is nothing more to this.
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