mNovak

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by mNovak 4y ago
You can paste the pw into the field if you edit the html!
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It has very low loss (more than 10x less than FR4), and low dielectric constant, and both stable up to very high frequencies
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by mNovak 4y ago
I agree, considering that much of their marketing surrounds DIY automation and they have this whole IoT cloud platform now, they very little support for low-power operation. In this regard I think Adafuit and Seeed platforms do much better,
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by mNovak 4y ago
I've placed probably 20-50 orders through JLC. Very consistently decent quality, and surprisingly good customer service, they manually check every design within a few hours and will email with issues and/or their adjustment. Tip f
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by mNovak 4y ago
If anyone is interested, as I was, data up to 2019 comes from [1]. Note that it's plotting medians of those who hold the asset, so i.e. "non-residential real estate" (held by 7% of households) is median $70k. [1] https:&#x2F
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by mNovak 4y ago
This seems like largely a ranking of what banks the market is currently pricing in for failure (via share price and P/B). Still interesting, but maybe not really based on the banks fundamentals, just 'market wisdom'
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by mNovak 4y ago
I use store-bought pitas, sliced in half (thickness-wise, takes some practice). Very easy, and gets nicely crispy.
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by mNovak 4y ago
In a similar vein, I've been using ExpanDrive [0] for a while. Though admittedly it's only suitable for infrequent access / long term storage type use. [0] https://www.expandrive.com/desktop/
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by mNovak 4y ago
My opinion on this matter is entirely driven by the fact that I got used to easy '--' and '---' en/em dashes in LaTex. So now when I use Word, I added autocorrection triggers for '--' and '_-' to
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by mNovak 4y ago
I use N++ everyday and do love it; though I recently found out that it completely freezes trying to open modest sized single-line json (couple MB), which made me sad.
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by mNovak 4y ago
I guess I'm confused, if you're already running Cloudfront, API Gateway, and lambdas, why you'd bother to make API calls out to Sheets rather than just plunking down a simple DynamoDB? Maybe the data access patterns are more
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by mNovak 4y ago
Maybe I'm a luddite with my 2017 phone, but what's meaningfully changed in smartphones in the past 5yrs that Apple is setting the bar on? (Besides pushing screens to the bezel, and the cameras multiplying)
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by mNovak 4y ago
>> and my Sekonda watch is not going to last like your Rolex... No one tell my Timex! This thing's running for life
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by mNovak 4y ago
Actually surprised no one is taking up the "gigagram" 9Gg moniker
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by mNovak 4y ago
I'm not very familiar with Freifunk, but if it interfaces like a normal WLAN to the user, then simply not advertising SSID and a basic password will go pretty far. This is obviously not secure against any sort of special operative, but
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by mNovak 4y ago
There's been heavy use of these kinds of services for exactly this purpose. See [1] for example. Typically airbases, mass graves, bridges; things we know won't move or change too fast. [1] https://www.thedrive.com/
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by mNovak 4y ago
Not a lawyer, but my understanding last I looked into it was that names and rules cannot be copyrighted (names can be trademarked though). In very limited cases a novel mechanic could be patented (famously MTG 'tapping' of cards).
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by mNovak 4y ago
There are some Helium nodes along the SLC foothills [1], though I'm not seeing many so remote or far from a road. Unclear if this displays history or only active nodes. [1] https://explorer.helium.com/iot/hex/
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by mNovak 4y ago
>> How do people determine which ones are real You can in principle look up the case numbers that should be present in the court documents explaining the settlement. Alternatively you can look it up in a public database such as [1], (
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by mNovak 4y ago
This is very cool, thanks! According to the site, it does in indeed run openPnP
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by mNovak 4y ago
I got that error in Brave until I turned off the blockers
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by mNovak 4y ago
This is really interesting, never saw that before. I've long been thinking of starting a hobby project for a general purpose board gaming rules engine. Guess it's already there!
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by mNovak 4y ago
It is really strange how this is a niche now (the frameworks); a couple lines of JS to handle button clicks is fine with me (again assuming you're not downloading jQuery for it)
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I recently got involved with a community which organizes table-top wargaming rules/profiles into machine readable form. Some of these games have hundreds-to-thousands of units and special rules, so it's quite impressive what emerg
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by mNovak 4y ago
Very cool. Also this reveals the secret, that brown is dark orange!
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by mNovak 4y ago
Everyone is making a big fuss over the complex corporate structure, and while suspicious, it's also not totally out of the norm. If you've ever seen real-estate syndication deals (another activity with many investors over varying
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by mNovak 4y ago
Curious if this exponentially slow regex is the reason Notepad++ crashes on loading modestly sized (10 MB) JSON?
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by mNovak 4y ago
This is largely what every sci-fi film has predicted. Though, I don't really see the value of my cell phone being see-through, beside it looking cool.
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Personally, I think this is incredibly impressive! It feels much more like reading a magazine than a fixed info-port. Given, there's a time and place for both, but it's always nice to remember the web can be about creative express
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by mNovak 4y ago
>> There's no attempt to create a single, wide-ranging social media platform, with payments, video, shorts, DMs, and more Umm.. Facebook? Just offering all those features doesn't mean much though, you really have to be domin

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