mrWiz

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by mrWiz 4y ago
I bought it as well, knowing that it would not work on my XS. I figure that once I upgrade my phone I'll want Queryable, and 2 bucks now is worth saving the trouble of trying to find the application later. Anyways I want to report a mi
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I subscribe to The Wire[0]. I want to encourage the review and curation of the sort of off-mainstream music that it highlights. [0] https://www.thewire.co.uk/home/
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I imagine the process goes something like "I need a new name but don't want to think of one. I know!"
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by mrWiz 4y ago
At the minimum, it's not "fraud, plain and simple" because there are people that currently use it and are happy with it. I don't think that happy customers necessarily mean that it's not fraudulent. FSD provides s
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I think that using multiple devices is probably by far the most common use case. Personally I have my own PC, a work laptop, and a phone that I regularly use, and a tablet that I use irregularly (but often enough that I want my account info
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by mrWiz 4y ago
How about forbidding Google from giving it preferential ranking treatment?
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by mrWiz 4y ago
What's the concern with reissued copies? More wear on the negative?
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by mrWiz 4y ago
The charge port on the underside of the Magic Mouse catches a lot of flack but I don't really think it's a big deal. I had a Logitech mouse that charged that way and it was never an issue. It charged at a rate of 1 hr use / 1
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by mrWiz 4y ago
As a student, I certainly wouldn't buy into a WiFI SoC platform without reasonably-priced boards, good SDK, etc. But I did find free access to their bare ICs very useful at the time.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
TI was extremely generous with free IC samples when I was a student, so at least some of the company learned that lesson.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I think their point was that WiFi devices can be made cloud-only (or de-facto so by limiting what can be done locally) but that is hard/impossible with ZigBee, so companies will tend to standardize on WiFi. This will mostly be cloud-ba
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I think it would be hard to hide an airtag effectively on a metal-framed bike. Putting it in the frame would interfere with wireless communication and any other location would be easily discovered.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Did Elon advertise a system built with # miles training videos & FLOPS spent on training or, or did he advertise a working system? I don't care about how much work went into it (well I do actually, but that's beside the poin
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by mrWiz 4y ago
You may be interested in this symphony that was composed for a dot matrix printer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEeG1qq0Sxo
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by mrWiz 4y ago
The DC brushless fans listed on Digi-Key max out at 100C; anything rated to 140C or high would be extremely specialized and costly.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Generally the fans are powered with a steady state DC source and the PWM is just logic signaling. If the fan is powered by a PWM source the tach output will not be a clean square wave (but could still be reconstructed, if the PWM frequency
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I would expect them to run HALT testing in order to build confidence in the 1000 year lifetime. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highly_accelerated_life_test
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by mrWiz 4y ago
That matches my experience to a T. For years I was getting a spam SMS once a month, at most. Recently I've started getting a few per day, mostly for dick pills.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
How do you decide that demand is high enough? Do you book the next stop in the tour a few days later assuming that demand is high enough for more shows, and then end up paying the roadies to sit around when the demand isn't high enough
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Thanks! Not every directorate has a PDF attached, and given that the first few I tried didn't have them I assumed that none of them had PDFs.