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by morio 7y ago
I wish that this is how it worked. The sidewalk was in 'significant disrepair' and any repairs/replacements have to be ADA compliant: https://www.sfpublicworks.org/services/permits/sidewalk-repa...
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by morio 7y ago
Unfortunately $100K is not that much in the Bay Area. I had to spend $50K total 10 years ago to make my side walk ADA compliant (as it is front of a bus stop) when I bought my place in SF. They would not issue any further building permits o
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by morio 7y ago
I used to work for Be in Menlo Park in a previous life and I can confirm that the code base quality would have made for a very bad outcome for Apple. Security was the least of the numerous serious issues. That said BeOS somewhat still exist
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by morio 7y ago
I believe a lot of it can be attributed to shopping behavior. For instance I personally never "Sort by: Price: Low to High"; you are almost guaranteed to end up with a fake product at the top. What's more subtle is that when
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by morio 7y ago
Desktop performance my behind. What's the point of all that CPU power when IO performance remains in mid 2000s territory? It takes forever to boot, any time disk access occurs everything crawls to a halt. M.2 has been around for 5+ yea
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by morio 7y ago
Most aluminum packaging has plastic liner. Which has to be burned away in most cases. Glass works if you bottle and reuse locally. Unfortunately infrastructure for this is long gone in the US.
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by morio 7y ago
Why would Apple care about how DirectX is doing? They support 'Standards' and 'Open Source' to the extent that it benefits them and that's it. Vulkan is not designed to be used by game developers directly but rather
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by morio 8y ago
Great and now I have to also track security updates and ship those for all my dependencies. libcurl is a great example with a release cycle of 2(!) months and tons of vulnerabilities being fixed each time.
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by morio 8y ago
Guinness is usually 25/75 (CO2/N2).
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by morio 8y ago
"Solar panels create mountains of waste, much of it being disassembled by kids in Africa who then get sick because of it." Source? Electronics associated with solar panels might be an issue but modern inverters use less and less t
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by morio 8y ago
I could see an IT department using these (misguidedly) for purely internal purposes: .cam .camera .coop .drive .equipment .institute .media .network .systems .wiki. These are now registered TLDs. You are begging for someone to misconfigure
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by morio 8y ago
Recently build a (close to) NUC size box for an arcade cabinet: - Morex 557 Universal Mini-ITX Case - Mini Box PicoPSU-150-XT 12V - ASRock Mini-ITX Motherboard - AB350 GAMING-ITX/AC - AMD Ryzen 3 2200G - Noctua NH-L9a-AM4 low-profile -
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by morio 8y ago
HPV could be considered transmittable cancer. Some types of cancer only occur because of an HPV infection.
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by morio 8y ago
I hear this argument a lot in the EE community. Yet, the cheapest 8051 part in single quantities on DigiKey: $0.43. Cheapest ARM Cortex-M0 part on DigiKey: $0.47. I'll take the ease of development and features on ARM for $0.05. You can
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by morio 9y ago
Failure to handle NTSC frame rates is exactly why no one uses a time definition like this. ISO/MP4 gets it right: Using a time scale with sample durations. If you work with tracks or files with different time scales you just use the sm
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by morio 9y ago
It's being reverse engineered as we speak. Great CCC talk from a couple of weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY5kucyhKFc
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by morio 9y ago
It's the other way around. A deflationary economy forces the feds to lower interest rates to encourage lending. We've had record breaking low inflation rates for a decade now. A 'healthy' inflation rate would be in the 3
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by morio 9y ago
That's what the keyword volatile is for. If something is not marked volatile the compiler is allowed to change the order and collapse any memory accesses it deems unnecessary.
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by morio 11y ago
The author has clearly never worked on a non-trivial mobile project. Today, more so than ever, the two mobile platforms differ so drastically in APIs, user experience and design that anyone seriously considering writing mobile apps will hav