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by moftz 7y ago
It was material that went into a frangible rail built by one company for a fairing built by another company, integrated into a rocket built by yet another company. Where would NASA have the time to test each and every bit of material going
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by moftz 7y ago
It's likely that the massive surveillance infrastructure isn't for looking for certain words but to link individuals together and build graphs to explore relationships. During a wiretapped call that investigators are listening in
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by moftz 7y ago
Their "fork" is additional libraries for FreeRTOS specifically for IoT kind of stuff packaged into the kernel. Not everyone needs an Amazon version of the FreeRTOS and most users wouldn't want extra junk in the kernel conside
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by moftz 7y ago
FreeRTOS was previously GPLv2 with a couple of added clauses (anything linked with FreeRTOS is now GPL too and you can't publish performance metrics without approval). I'd imagine there were a lot of companies not wanting to GPL e
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by moftz 7y ago
I'm tall as well so it's more of just a courtesy that if I don't recline, the person behind me will pay it forward and not recline unless needed. On a red eye, it's always appropriate to recline though. Honestly, I just
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by moftz 7y ago
Simulink uses similar symbols to IEC, they just write the actual name of the operation, like "AND", rather than the logic symbol, "&".
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by moftz 7y ago
It seems like whatever recording either I or the professor make are actually useful to me later on. It's always the classes I don't record are the ones I always need.
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by moftz 7y ago
My head just barely remains upright whenever I don't use the reclining function. I always feel bad invading the space of the person behind me, especially when it's a tall person who is already at the limit for room. Although I&#x2
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by moftz 7y ago
I would want to try sitting in one sometime. Airlines might have a better time trying to push the idea if they can get mockups built that can be installed in terminals at major airlines. If it's actually not that bad, let people test i
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by moftz 7y ago
That video is actually two separate events. The first video is called GIMBAL and the date and location weren't publicly released. The second video is called FLIR1 and starts when the information layout on the screen changes. Both were
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by moftz 7y ago
I had a world history/geography/current events kind of class in college that had an in-person lecture and was also livestreamed and recorded. Lecture hall fit about 1800 people but he also had an unlimited class size "online&
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by moftz 7y ago
Google Flights shows the make and model of the plane. Sometimes the actual airline webpage doesn't though so I use the info from Google to check seatguru since the airlines usually have pretty terrible seat selection charts.
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by moftz 7y ago
If the professor just recorded the lecture, I'd imagine most students would never go to class again.
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by moftz 7y ago
Vegetarians and vegans are an expanding market. Some of them still miss eating meat, especially comfort foods like burgers. There is a good article that talks about the research done on the heme used in Impossible Burgers. It talks about th
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by moftz 8y ago
Any cables from the German Empire in there?
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by moftz 8y ago
Unfortunately, the US poor and middle class cannot usually attend higher-education unless given a massive scholarship through some sort of application process (which they might not even get) or take out large loans that take decades to pay
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by moftz 8y ago
I did do a chargeback with my venture card and thankfully got it all back. Luckily I found flights to an even better destination on Air Italy for cheaper than what Wow Air ended up being. The starting price for Wow Air was pretty cheap but
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by moftz 8y ago
I remember knocking over a bottle of water onto my T420 freshman year of college. I knew the drain holes were there but never tested it. It was pretty nerve-wracking for a few minutes wiping up all the water and seeing my laptop still worki
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by moftz 8y ago
The Ideapads are built like the cheap piece of crap x86 Windows laptops you can buy from anyone. They are fine for grandma checking her email but they are not meant to be on the move or do anything hard. I'm assuming the engineering te
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by moftz 8y ago
What would your application offer that Google Flights can't do? I have a pretty good experience using Google for researching and either booking or being linked to a booking site. I can bypass Priceline (and it's child companies) a
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by moftz 8y ago
Do they make them pull a longer day to make up the hours? I've worked at places with a 9/80 schedule. The every other three day weekend was nice but I felt like the extra hour was almost as waste of time. This firm was not the kin
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by moftz 8y ago
Save up for a replacement. My 6P just started the boot loop of death. I was using it for navigation, closed the screen and put it down for an hour, picked it back up and it was boot looping. I had that 6P for 2.5 years and even replaced the
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by moftz 8y ago
Waze has the dumbest ads. Like I'm not going to stop at a KFC or grocery store in the middle of a roadtrip. Why would I buy groceries now and how in the world would I eat fried chicken and drive?
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by moftz 8y ago
Waze tells me that stuff too. About an hour before I would have arrived at a major accident, it had notified me about a detour onto a parallel highway I should take. As I got closer, it told me to take an earlier exit because the original o
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by moftz 8y ago
As of now, probably Apple if theirs costs a fortune compared to everyone else's glasses. At least then I know that they aren't subsidizing the cost of the glasses by selling off my information.
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by moftz 8y ago
Just having a BA in anything is going to open more job opportunities than not having one. Even just having an Associates is going to open more than just a highschool diploma. A lot of athletes get degrees in things like biology and communic
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by moftz 8y ago
Right, there are tons of things still going on. The report doesn't help other than to publicly say that there are a lot of not-innocent people involved.
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by moftz 8y ago
I can't even imagine a situation where police would want to destroy a running device that could likely have evidence stored in volatile memory. Even if it was their own device that they were retiring, it doesn't even wipe data, it
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by moftz 8y ago
Who is going to want to attend a school with zero reputation
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by moftz 8y ago
How does a CEO of a company turn their stock into a bunch of cash without tanking their stock price? Selling after a bad quarter makes it look like things are dire. If you can't perform well, make everyone think you are going to perfor

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