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by kayson 4y ago
UO components?
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by kayson 4y ago
Of course they do. No one wants to pay ARMs licensing fees but there isn't really any other marketable option.
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by kayson 4y ago
Maybe my misunderstanding is how the speed would be independent of torque. My thought was that the 2x resistor has 2x the coefficient of kinetic friction, which means 2x force and 2x frictional torque. In order for the system to be at equil
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by kayson 4y ago
So you're saying the bearing friction is twice as large in the bigger resistor but the speed is half, resulting the same torque? This seems like the simplest explanation, and what my mind went to first, but I couldn't find any res
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by kayson 4y ago
That's a good point, but I think for an approximation, we can assume its constant. It gets up to speed very fast and then stops equally fast. Presumably this is because of the constant-torque spring they're using? In any case, by
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by kayson 4y ago
I'm hoping someone with better mechanics knowledge than I can help me understand something that's been bothering me about this: if you have a simple circuit of the "spin battery" driving a "spin resistor", at e
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by kayson 4y ago
Curious if anyone has gotten a remote extension (MS or otherwise) working on vscodium. I tried but could never get it working so I reluctantly switched to vscode proper.
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by kayson 4y ago
That documentation bit is one of favorite parts of php. I'm sure modern IDEs have it all built in nowadays but when I was writing everything in notepad 20 years ago it was great!
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by kayson 4y ago
Does anyone know of resources similar to this, but more advanced? Especially, what is state of the art in terms of architectures and implementations?
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by kayson 4y ago
This is very cool but wow the site is a disaster on mobile
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by kayson 4y ago
Why didn't they send all of it back...?
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by kayson 4y ago
Biggest selling point of Jellyfin for me is that it has a Roku app. It still needs some work and some polish but it's very usable. Also the dev community is huge.
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by kayson 4y ago
That's true but best practice is to own the public one too. I'm pretty sure Microsoft recommends owning the domains you use for Active Directory, and not using anything that isn't it can't be made public
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by kayson 4y ago
Really excited about the addition of FFSync, but man do I wish they would properly open source the backend so I can self-host it. (There is some code available online but it doesn't really work)
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by kayson 4y ago
You may want to add information about the display to your product pages; I had to dive into the user manual to find it, It's a very important spec to omit...
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by kayson 4y ago
This is a fundamental effect because of the Shannon-Hartley theorem[1], which says your communication channel's capacity (i.e. bitrate) has a log dependency on the channel's Signal to Noise Ratio. In a practical wireline communica
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by kayson 4y ago
There are a variety of 2.5D (chip next to chip) and 3D (chip on top of chip) packaging techniques. Each comes with different tradeoffs. Here are a couple of articles with more detailed info: https://semiwiki.com/semiconducto
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by kayson 4y ago
Absolutely. Yield is obviously a big part of cost-per-die, but it's not just defect density related. When a node is first released, the process is not as well controlled so you end up with yield loss because the process doesn't ma
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by kayson 4y ago
The article doesn't really mention one of the biggest problems: cost. These new process nodes are insanely expensive. Far moreso than before. This is one of the biggest drivers of new packaging technologies (chiplets). Companies simply
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by kayson 4y ago
Picture quality? What kind of theaters are you going to? What TV do you have?
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by kayson 4y ago
One hopes that teams is not just a steaming pile of garbage, but the hopes are always dashed...
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by kayson 4y ago
Is this impacting MS Teams? Been having screen sharing issues all day
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by kayson 4y ago
So you're saying botnets will dictionary attack subdomains on every IP? Any sources?
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by kayson 4y ago
"Write/Read-only" doesn't really make sense to me in this context. What services are you running? Are you just trying to lock SSH behind a single laptop? That seems like overkill to me. If your laptop and your server are
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by kayson 4y ago
Yes, because you would still have to know a valid hostname to actually get anywhere. This of course assumes no bugs/vulnerabilities in the web server.
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by kayson 4y ago
If someone is doing that, you're in the realm of targeted attacks instead of scans, which is outside the scope of my original comment. It's similar to someone monitoring your traffic; as I already said, if that's the case you
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by kayson 4y ago
In this particular case, the community I'm talking about is primarily (exclusively) using their http server as reverse proxy, pointing to various web-based backends. They have to set up subdomains and certs anyways, so doing it with wi
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by kayson 4y ago
You mean by PTR records? I'm pretty sure most people don't have those set up..
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by kayson 4y ago
Certainly possible. My leading theories are the VID controller or the system controller (I'm brain-farting on the protocol name). Unfortunately any of those would be extremely difficult to find. I really need to bite the bullet and buy
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by kayson 4y ago
> you kicked the can down the road at best How so?

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