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loa_in_
5y ago
Have a look at NodeRed and VVVV
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loa_in_
5y ago
Because we're not in the future yet.
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loa_in_
5y ago
That's probably related to the pathogens carried by the draft too. We don't know.
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loa_in_
5y ago
The older ones could: an old style electric motor when on but stuck, can catch fire[1]. That's the nightmare, waking up to a full blown fire. [↑] https://www.cpsc.gov/s3fs-public/hazardupdate.pdf
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loa_in_
5y ago
I hate (sic) that some people attempt to dramatise what are purely technical decisions, like choosing the OS or the framework.
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loa_in_
5y ago
The way I see it, wealthy people have: more ability to evade being caught and they can operate on a scale that exceeds capacity of ordinary police. Their risks are also somewhat diminished because they have some way to persevere and somethi
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loa_in_
5y ago
It's a very efficient way to operate. This is mostly unrelated, but it reminds me of all those claims of how free market and capitalism promote efficiency wherever they reign.
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loa_in_
5y ago
You shouldn't claim to know who does and who doesn't commit crime based on how wealthy are or were they.
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loa_in_
5y ago
The victims' only mistake was the way they underfunded their IT security. It's not a small mistake though, and the financial losses of the victim itself can in certain cases easily be dwarfed by losses of people who got their data
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loa_in_
5y ago
I don't think it's cynical at all, and is probably both. I guess in all big companies PR/marketing teams chime in to all public facing projects
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loa_in_
6y ago
I sometimes think I'd volunteer (for money to my family's name) but it's not possible even if I want
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loa_in_
6y ago
Whatever you choose, moving to mobile development is extremely fun once set up. Usually IDE if your choice reloads the app on the phone over the cable for you, so the feedback loop is really nice.
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loa_in_
6y ago
Remember that you can still use Android without Google apps entirely. Depending on how popular your device is, you can retain close to 100% of functionality. You can also use banking apps etc. but methods are in constant flux and it's
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loa_in_
6y ago
If you mean the seam between Surface and Orbit frames of reference, then it's unavoidable. One measures velocity with the surface velocity vector added and one doesn't. The surface velocity vector is the linear velocity of ground
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loa_in_
6y ago
Yes
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loa_in_
6y ago
>> if you are ever found to not be paying attention at the wheel? > ...or a $1000 fine? It's a great idea except the fact that it's unenforceable and will eventually be abused. Whether or not someone has been paying atten
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loa_in_
6y ago
> It would be great if there were a solution that was as simple to get started with as My Maps but also had the flexibility to easily add custom data layers programmatically. I believe _with some trickery_ you can use Google Earth for th
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loa_in_
6y ago
I bet one could modify this to save indexes of invalid chars and do what you say with just one additional copy
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loa_in_
6y ago
tmpfile isn't guaranteed by Linux kernel. It's POSIX and POSIX is userspace layer with elements of it (like IPC and IO) implemented in kernel for efficiency resons.
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loa_in_
6y ago
That isn't something kernel should concern itself with. It also can be accomplished by three line python script and one line of crontab
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loa_in_
6y ago
The article, while correct, is just a restatement of banning NSFW content on apple version of Discord. But with a more clickbaity title.
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loa_in_
6y ago
> And since someone mentioned Linux... what is the canonical way to write GUI apps in Linux these days? Tcl/Tk? xlib? xcb?, SDL2, wayland over X? Gtk, that huge google framework? QT? SDL2? Motif? Pure wayland? Also a huge mess and p
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loa_in_
6y ago
I'm not the asker, but if I was in the same boat, would it be reasonable to instead apply directly to non-entry level jobs?
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loa_in_
6y ago
That's because we're still animals, not some abstract economical agents.
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loa_in_
6y ago
I have to agree that at the beginning those unfortunate names (Arc, Cow) confused me more than they should, given that I know perfectly well what Copy on Write and reference count means. If only it was spelled CoW and ARC I would very quick
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loa_in_
6y ago
You mean it's not a pain, or that it's not helpful?
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loa_in_
6y ago
It's not unauthorized. You are presented with terms while setting up your smartphone for the first time. This article also sounds like GPT generated text optimized for mild outrage. It offers nothing substantial to the issue
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loa_in_
6y ago
Factorio would be a better model of the problem if backstuffed factories would keep consuming power despite being idle. This would be analogous to having idle workforce that still has to be paid
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loa_in_
6y ago
Let's not escalate this into imaginary situations. He didn't dump piss on anyone's lawn.
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loa_in_
6y ago
> Is there a smartphone that's usable as a daily driver, lets me have root and provides long term updates? A touchscreen notebook with a GSM/LTE modem and a decent microphone running Linux is the closest you can get today as fa
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