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by kw71 11y ago
What a shame for the Saleae people. HP 1650 analyzers can be had in the $10 range (plus shipping) from eBay, but I think the bus pirate might have worked out for this hack.
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by kw71 11y ago
I had some Brother typewriters but I think the most amazing piece of this I ever had was a (Xerox) Diablo 630. Aside from the daisywheel printhead, it had what looked like a 1/2 hp motor to move the carriage. I used to watch in amaze
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by kw71 11y ago
The Interpol Purple Notice explains that the ship was previously sailing under the Mongolian flag. Isn't Mongolia a landlocked country? Does it have any navigable routes to the oceans? Where are Mongolia's ports?
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by kw71 11y ago
This would be really bad for consumers' security in light of the current fashion of deploying poor quality firmware full of bugs and dropping support for a product after it has been on the market for a couple of months. I thought that
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by kw71 11y ago
I don't know if there are no ill effects! I have heard countless admissions of "I jacked up the power" and "I enabled channel 14." If I am not mistaken these are some of the "features" of DD!
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by kw71 11y ago
I think it's great to encourage these kinds of work. I'm old and wish I had made my impact in more meaningful areas. Lots of people here have changed the world. I can't be the only one looking back wanting to have done it fo
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by kw71 11y ago
1. is a good idea but I don't own the equipment. I'm not "that committed" to smoking and will stop if we come across another medication that works. I would really prefer to find something else: smoking brings some rest
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by kw71 11y ago
I'd like to use this precedent to drive with an expired driving license. It's discriminatory to allow some parties to continue engaging in licensed activity while penalizing others for "the same conduct."
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by kw71 11y ago
Is it possible that the subjects who went to cannabis already had problems, are self-medicating, and would have achieved the adverse outcomes anyway?
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by kw71 11y ago
I think you're right that the research isn't up to par. But I also think there's a lot of empirical evidence to show that there are some use cases. I don't expect any scientist, chemist or doctor to recommend that I bu
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by kw71 11y ago
Won't the modulating/transmitting malware increase the system cpu load (run queue, or whatever)? This could be a detection vector for it. I have noticed when running a program that does nothing but work the memory bus, Memtest86+
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by kw71 11y ago
What a terrible car, especially the "1994 model" which is laughably just the 1974 car as if it were from some Soviet manufacturing line that just wouldn't go away. If you think bolting an airbag into a 1974 car body makes it
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by kw71 11y ago
And you don't "own" it if it's carrier locked (wait out your contract)
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by kw71 11y ago
They give advice that if you live in a house with lead pipes to run the water for a few minutes before using it if the pipes have been still for a while. http://water.epa.gov/drink/info/lead/lead1.cfm
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by kw71 11y ago
This would be really easy by correlating signal strength measurements from several towers. Then, an analysis of these data would reveal unusual patterns that differ from what would result with the common isotropic antenna. This kind of cor
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by kw71 11y ago
Minidisc always sounded better than mp3 to me, but I never tried out the other codecs that Apple use. I wish I could find a replacement battery for my MZ-NH1, it supports PCM recording and I like the idea of optical media better than a fla
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by kw71 11y ago
Is there an automatic script to thumbnail images? That simply multiplies the number of problem images in your data store.
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by kw71 11y ago
I attacked a Harman QNX device done for a different carmaker. When I got access to the serial console I was able to look deeper. I found a script to take down the firewall, and that a series of canbus messages will run the script to enabl
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by kw71 11y ago
Ha, Harman tried that with a recent project of theirs that is in serial production now for a big carmaker. I identified the strange connector and asked for a free sample of it, from there it took me ten minutes to disable the firewall and
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by kw71 11y ago
They made like 80,000 cars, how many of these are not under warranty anymore? Documentation is available and there is already aftermarket coverage for wear items. If they fail to provide access to a necessary tool for repairs, it will be
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by kw71 11y ago
No way. The carmaker cannot guarantee emissions, safety or its operation if tampering is permitted. I think they should stop at voiding the warranty, though, and not move on to making threats or legal actions.
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by kw71 11y ago
Here in the USA the carmakers are bound by law to not act in a way that prevents you from repairing your own car. The article that you cited does not seem to advance the argument in your comment, even though it opens with a story of a compa
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by kw71 11y ago
Thank you for showing me a workaround for this regression!
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by kw71 11y ago
I noticed recently that firefox no longer stops playing animated gifs when I press the <esc> key. This behavior change, which prevents me from stopping annoying animations, annoys me more than any favicon ever did.
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by kw71 11y ago
Turn on showdead and it will appear.
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by kw71 11y ago
I've talked to many people who have sat on a jury, supported a girlfriend through law school, and have a few practicing attorneys in my social circle. So I haven't formed my opinions from Hollywood or even news/magazine arti
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by kw71 11y ago
It sounds like you would have been saved a lot of stress, indignation and hassle if they had simply asked you, and spent five minutes checking up on your answer, before arresting you. Considering the number of fingers that may have touched
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by kw71 11y ago
I have never been on a list for consideration to sit in a jury, but my impression of the process is not very high: I am led to believe that successful, intelligent people more likely to be excused by virtue of having something to do (my fam
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by kw71 11y ago
REVEALED: You won't believe the SHOCKING markov chains used by HACKERS to train artificial intelligence READING ROBOTS!
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by kw71 11y ago
Any way around the paywall here?

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