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by kw71 10y ago
> Also, it may only play UDP packets coming from 234.0.0.2:2046, which would likely mean you would have to convince the DHCP server to assign you that address instead of its intended host. This does not agree with my understanding. 234.0
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by kw71 10y ago
F You Wired. "Here's the thing with ad blockers." I'm not using any ad blocker! I'm not letting you run scripts in my browser. Why do you need to run scripts to show a static magazine article, with ads or not? You a
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by kw71 11y ago
What happened? A family member's insurance totaled a car due to this recently. We guessed he bent rods. What did you find?
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by kw71 11y ago
Holy cow this is terrible. Especially given toyota starters 'click of death' when their brushes get worn.
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by kw71 11y ago
This is funny because there is a brand called "OEM" at parts stores that sells chinese junk. I am all about finding the original parts that the dealer will sell, but on the aftermarket at reasonable prices.
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1925 serum run to Nome(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kw71 11y ago|0 comments
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by kw71 11y ago
We did this on the zx81 too. I think there was a game that used an AM radio for sound. It was certainly written up in the contemporary computer magazines. I guess this will be rediscovered every time someone happens to figure out timing l
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by kw71 11y ago
> The MD was from day one laden with DRM Just SCMS > Had to format convert to Atrac via some crazy program The HiMD machines did not make nice mp3 players because they really weren't meant to be that. Only the final HiMD decks h
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by kw71 11y ago
Even the basic nonprogrammable Honeywell digital thermostat is smarter than most people realize. It is actually monitoring how well the system has been working and planning ahead so that it will not cycle too fast or switch over to the sec
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by kw71 11y ago
What's it like to ride in a SF taxi? I'm not a frequent taxi user, but last time I rode in an NYC cab, the partition made me feel like I was going to jail and the advertising screen made me feel like I was riding public transport
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by kw71 11y ago
It sure seems like the FBI has protected criminals in the past when they had the potential to give the Bureau information about other criminals. These suspicions were also raised in the Whitey Bulger case. I believe that this kind of beha
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by kw71 11y ago
I think this pen is a passive device, so I wouldn't call it RFID. It may be more reasonable to compare this to an anti-shoplifting tag.
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by kw71 11y ago
> (You have to multiply by 3.6, can you easily do that in your head?) I think so, by multiplying by 12 and then 3.
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Caning of Charles Sumner(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by kw71 11y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin [mtgox] CEO spent embezzled funds on prostitutes(hindustantimes.com)
1 points by kw71 11y ago|0 comments
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The Pentagon's Missionary Spies(theintercept.com)
3 points by kw71 11y ago|0 comments
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by kw71 11y ago
snmpd and sar?
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by kw71 11y ago
They have always had CPUs. Just like most other types of ISO7816 cards, including any that have any kind of pin protection for the data stored within.
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by kw71 11y ago
Wow. She is on a mission. I wonder what her medical qualifications are, and also what happened behind the scenes to persuade her.
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by kw71 11y ago
I used to like the Model M keyboard, before I knew anything. When my wrists started hurting, I discovered the cherry keyboards and that the Model M requires a disgustingly large force to depress the keys. My M's are now rusting in th
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by kw71 11y ago
In 1993 I bought an HP48 for high school trig and calc. The TI-81 was pretty pathetic, and I think it didn't do calculus. The other HP user in my school didn't know the difference and probably didn't care - her engineer dad
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World's First Standard Monitor Size 17.3-inch 8K4K LCD Module(j-display.com)
2 points by kw71 11y ago|0 comments
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Lessons from Failure: Borrowing Tools from Your Neighbors(entrepreneurship.org)
14 points by kw71 11y ago|1 comments
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by kw71 11y ago
I don't think "nanny state rules" would be throwing anyone under the bus. I certainly believe that the collective poor health of the country in general is a good argument against socialized healthcare. But I want it to work
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by kw71 11y ago
Under a socialized healthcare regime, every sick person is a problem for the whole society in that we have to pay for it. So, being careless with your health is a crime against the people. If you are in the USA, consider that you have bee
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by kw71 11y ago
I know that a lean burning petrol engine will emit more NOx, but as an American who is not a truck mechanic I don't really know much about diesel. Does it work the same way in the diesel cycle? On the other hand, I am reasonably sure
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by kw71 11y ago
Not all emissions tests are conducted with OBD2 link. In some relaxed regimes, OBD2 interrogation is the only component of the emissions test, and the car passes if the car determined there is no faults. I lived in a county with emissions
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by kw71 11y ago
Yeah, also a power run on a dyno is nothing like the sustained cruising-speed tests carried out for emissions tests. I'm not sure that during a power run the car would realize it is being tested. At least, it wouldn't if I was t
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by kw71 11y ago
Even after allowing thirdparty javascript I still can't read the site (get a san francisco park-what?) and the "Cancel my Comcast" button doesn't work. Blah. I'll call Comcast myself, and for $5 I'll show you
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by kw71 11y ago
I have two German-made, US-delivery cars with seatbelt switches and pressure mats (occupancy detection) in the passenger seats. I was hoping that this made them smarter than the Toyota and Volvo I own which have no such things wired into t

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