mycall

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1. 1831.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   This makes me wonder how many undocumented transistors are on the chips -- there because nobody knows why.
2. 1832.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   As China proved, it is easy to blow up satellites. I don't know how reliable this will be under global pressure.
3. 1833.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   Imagine if China started dumping U.S. Bonds and T-Notes. eaks.
4. 1834.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   Pretty much all of the Windows 10's "product that tries to run my life for me" can be disabled and function like any other version of Windows.
5. 1835.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   > It'd be nice to have a sort of "subuser" system Reminds me of genode's application-specific trusted computing bases. http://genode.org/documentation/general-overview/index
6. 1836.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   All that complexity is entropy, information's villain.
7. 1837.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   Auto downgrade. That's a first.
8. 1838.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   Reminds me of Cyc.
9. 1839.▲
   by mycall 10y ago

   Windows can do this with its subsystems (Win32, POSIX, OS/2, Linux). Perhaps they will reuse some of that idea so your preference might be swayed.
10. 1840.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    > have an OS try to muck about with encodings Hardware encode/decode often requires DMA capabilities. There are many optimizations that kernel mode can bring.
11. 1841.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    Unless the pins were wired wrong.
12. 1842.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    I say establish matched color coded ends for both the cables and rings around the plug ports.
13. 1843.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    I wonder if it includes the BASIC ROM chip.
14. 1844.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    KERMIT is still used for deep sea beacon communications.
15. 1845.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    > Arpanet was about time-sharing. Time sharing tried to make it possible for research institutions to use the processing power of other institutions computers when they had large calculations to do that required more power, or when someo
16. 1846.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    > I think the FPGA approach is generally more usefu Intel agrees with its purchase of Altera.
17. 1847.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    So as more people start using LTE, 3G becomes faster?
18. 1848.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    Telsa open sourced their charging network.
19. 1849.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    wat?
20. 1850.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    It would be great if Rust Language Server supports Language Server Protocol.
21. 1851.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    What was it called?
22. 1852.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    I thought most mainboards let you flash your own BIOS/UEFI using USB. Why ship a laptop?
23. 1853.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    > a classic political ploy Letting corporate special interest groups write almost all of the legislation is the key problem here.
24. 1854.▲
    by mycall 10y ago

    > Who, other than technical folks, could possibly have the time, interest or inclination to set up a self-hosted solution when the barrier is so high? Some evolution of docker swarm could greatly simplify this.