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by kw71 8y ago
The case might be made that these people were sentenced to prison, not slavery or involuntary servitude.
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by kw71 8y ago
Why don't you set a breakpoint just before it encrypts what it's collected, peek in memory and find out for yourself?
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by kw71 8y ago
It certainly seems like that when you are stuck in a deep, dark hole, an altered consciousness might be the best chance to find some motivation. Like realizing that there is good in the world and you can be a part of it. MDMA brings some h
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by kw71 8y ago
Removing complexity (gates) means yield goes up. My indications from being on the periphery of developing custom silicon and respinning it is that NRE is not $500k for devices that are more advanced (ie multiple sparc cores + dsp + applica
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by kw71 8y ago
with regard to displays, gbs-8200 will help here.
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by kw71 8y ago
This seems like a good time to mention that God gave us hardware interrupt inputs and watchdog timers.
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by kw71 8y ago
What a deal!
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by kw71 8y ago
I used to play the drums and I did not have wrist issues so I figured I would be less affected by RSI from using a keyboard. It could have made it worse though. Having no win/meta keys on the IBM keyboard actually led me to try differ
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by kw71 8y ago
Whatever the reason, I think it was the high actuation force of the IBM keyboard. I don't really slouch. I did not hover my arms and I really don't want to all the time, but I had a pretty good wrist pillow, two "Sun The N
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by kw71 8y ago
I have heard it among guys who work on pinball and arcade machines. It might be less common now, but next time you encounter an appliance repair tech (like microwave ovens) ask him/her.
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by kw71 8y ago
I felt the same thing until after some years I started getting terrible pain in my wrists. It was the IBM keyboard I prized so much and held on to. Then I found some cherry keyboards in the trash in a pile of Point of Sale discards. Now
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PARRY: Early Chatbot with Mental Illness(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by kw71 8y ago|0 comments
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Trout Tickling(en.wikipedia.org)
66 points by kw71 8y ago|25 comments
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by kw71 8y ago
Is that an all electric car? Petrol combustion gives off a lot of heat, but if the thermostat is stuck open this works against the goal - modern vehicles will set a fault in this case because slow warm up causes more fuel to be burned and
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by kw71 8y ago
This is simply antisocial behavior for the sake of being antisocial.
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by kw71 8y ago
This is ridiculous, I have never had a car need ten minutes of driving to make heat, even in a Pittsburgh winter. I have had a driving license for 36 years.
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by kw71 8y ago
> however, idling is as (or almost as) effective as low-speeding driving at warming the passenger area No. The engine, and thus the water, will heat faster under a driving load.
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Pumpable Ice Technology(en.wikipedia.org)
48 points by kw71 8y ago|30 comments
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Shedding Too Much Light on a Microcontroller's Firmware Protection (2017)(aisec.fraunhofer.de)
189 points by kw71 8y ago|23 comments
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by kw71 8y ago
Some industrial laundries do this, but I have heard this over and over again to describe residential HE laundry machines but never actually seen one with a way to measure this. The usual method is to tumble the clothes until the water leve
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by kw71 8y ago
I am doing this too and using ScanSnap. It turns out to be a really good and fast scanner for documents, not really photos. The included manager app works on Windows and Mac, and I have it set up to save bitmap pdf to a network share then
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by kw71 8y ago
Best to store this stuff in a conditioned space, not a humid shed with no air circulation. Got some lyts from 1962 working fine here.
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by kw71 8y ago
Tantalum capacitors are not failure proof. Ask around about tantalum failures, usually someone has a memorable story about an old tantalum capacitor that shorted. If you buy quality electrolytics and don't store the machine in a humid
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by kw71 8y ago
http://bonmot.ca/xni_people/ChrisPortman
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Chicken Gun(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kw71 8y ago|0 comments
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by kw71 8y ago
ipv6 supports traceroute too
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by kw71 8y ago
With no experience rolling subscriber access silicon or MMIC this is likely to have comedic results.
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by kw71 8y ago
I've been thinking about that too. In Virginia we had a long-time sheriff who was a homosexual and for most of his office, homosexual acts were serious felonies. He'd also been brought up on charges of kidnapping and some kind o
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by kw71 8y ago
My very first Comcast cablemodem gave 10 mbits/sec due to living in the ghetto (no other data subscribers around) and @Home not having figured out how to set a rate limit in the docsis config. They never changed my service as long as
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by kw71 8y ago
I hate that they want to bundle SIP telephony. I arranged my own and pay about $5/month. Google fiber is in town so prices are ok for data. I set out to get 10 mbits/sec service, the least I could buy was 50 mbits for $35. Appa

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