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by lathiat 7y ago
Its worth noting that the A380 (which is not carbon composite) also has a ~6000 foot cabin pressure, as does the A350 - they also humidify the air to a higher degree because the components are designed to handle it compared to most older pl
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by lathiat 7y ago
The new word thing always amazes me.. you swear you never heard it before and invariably it shows up once or twice in the next few weeks at a minimum. This is also a great talk on the magic of science and how magicians exploit flaws in our
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by lathiat 7y ago
They finally added this to Oracle Solaris ('closed source' zfs) in 11.4 ( http://blog.moellenkamp.org/archives/50-How-to-remove-a-top-... ) And there is work on it for OpenZFS: https://www.youtube.co
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by lathiat 7y ago
the rest of that budget can disappear quicker than you'd think though when you start putting in insurances, cars, fuel, groceries, etc.
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by lathiat 7y ago
woah I hadn't seen that.. sounds like PySpy but implemented in BPF. That's crazy and cool: https://github.com/benfred/py-spy
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by lathiat 7y ago
CGP Grey has a great video: "The Difference between the United Kingdom, Great Britain and England Explained" which covers a lot of this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10
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by lathiat 7y ago
I had previously heard about similar problems with surgeons not wanting to dent their "mortality" rate by refusing to operate on cases that were in some way likely to result in death. Obviously this results in worse outcomes for t
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by lathiat 7y ago
This video from Wendover Productions discusses specifically that they setup "finishing" centers in China for the planes they are selling into China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjbYloKJX7c
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by lathiat 7y ago
Also this chip is SPECIFICALLY for FSD. Though true that current autopilot is not designed for city streets the "FSD Chip" / Telstra Computer is quite literally designed for slow city driving. And Elon specifically called out
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by lathiat 7y ago
Sounds like a parent on AirDroping a photo? Seems daft to go after the GNOME foundation.
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by lathiat 7y ago
.duck, sadly.
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by lathiat 7y ago
Cloudflare generally doesn’t want to cache data files on non enterprise plans (the terms generally disallow it). Only websites HTML and related content.
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by lathiat 7y ago
If you want a taste of her style check out her rb-spy presentation it’s a great watch. https://youtu.be/o6wWSPxYueU
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by lathiat 7y ago
Just don’t look under the stage for the chiller
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by lathiat 7y ago
The problem with HDDs is rarely the sequential speed but the IOPS; of which you get around 100 per second. The problem is that since the majority of machines have SSDs now developers no longer optimise the number of IOPS or care about it; o
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by lathiat 7y ago
So if Perl uses libc, which shells put to perl, which uses libc... get it? :)
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by lathiat 7y ago
You were at least using actual Apple Hardware.
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PyCon AU 2019 “Tracing, Profiling and Debugging in Production (Py-Spy, EBPF)”(youtube.com)
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by lathiat 7y ago
Some good coverage on DVD-RAM & caddys from technology connections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecH3OU0R4ls [DVD-RAM: The Disc that Behaved like a Flash Drive] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxt5A0K
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by lathiat 7y ago
As an enthusiastic 15 year old I presented at linux.conf.au 2003 citing 10 years as a more "likely" target for IPv6 adoption. Boy how I was wrong :-)
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by lathiat 7y ago
18.04 LTS is GNOME
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by lathiat 7y ago
This seems popular with Matt Risinger's customers - he's a builder that runs a YouTube series about all sorts of building related things. Actual Safe (for guns - also has a follow-up video once the equipment is in): https:/&
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by lathiat 7y ago
I don’t know about cars but most US prices are quoted before tax. Even for gum at the store counter.
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by lathiat 7y ago
This scares me far more than the MCAS issue generally to be honest. The fact that all this modern technology is being thrown out for economics and we’re basically building 50 year old planes en masse. It makes me very sad.
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by lathiat 7y ago
An inbound firewall for all traffic has exactly the same security level as NAT. There's a very small argument for privacy but (a) we have privacy addresses and (b) even behind NAT many of your devices are probably already identifiable
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by lathiat 7y ago
It's even done regularly in some cases, various US airlines take "offline" card transactions and process them later for food & drinks. There are of course limits on how big an offline transaction you can take intentionall
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by lathiat 7y ago
I guess you didn't watch the Google I/O presentation earlier this year (which is probably what this law is about I would guess): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5VN56jQMWM
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by lathiat 7y ago
Snaps can be built from an OS version, e.g. from 18.04 which still has 32-bit and will for 5 years (from April 2018). And the snap includes all the system libraries etc.
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by lathiat 7y ago
Yes; sites with Apple Pay get purchases from me almost instantly. It's a good way to battle people otherwise preferring to use a platform they already have an account on (e.g. eBay; Amazon) where you lose more on commission.
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by lathiat 7y ago
The 4G patents were also under FRAND. Didn’t stop Qualcomm from failing to actually license under those terms. The judge specifically found so in the case.

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