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by nibnib 11y ago
Perfect is the enemy of done!
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by nibnib 11y ago
A uA DC current can leak through a shitty AC-coupling capacitor, actually measuring the load is probably best.
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by nibnib 11y ago
Most ear buds are larger and don't get twisted or worked around in there. I think the health issues predate ear buds too. I am curious if ear buds case the same injuries though.
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by nibnib 11y ago
>Every company I've seen eventually goes this way. When a corporation becomes large enough, they start answering to special interest groups on the left/right and self-censoring content as to not tarnish the reputation of invest
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by nibnib 11y ago
Are you serious? I think almost all small stores in the UK (and most of Western Europe) will sell you pens.
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by nibnib 11y ago
You don't understand the difference between averages and specific cases? Black people are, on average, taller... but specific black people are short.
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by nibnib 11y ago
But would it be cheaper than just shooting Super 8?
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by nibnib 11y ago
This is not unheard of for hardware. Firmware or driver updates to legitimate devices can detect pirate/counterfeit devices and brick them. Attitudes are changing since the publicity about FTDI doing this https://en.wikipedi
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by nibnib 11y ago
Knowing C certainly helps for many architectures.
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by nibnib 11y ago
Or any of the cheap panel-sharing services that will do small-run PCBs for a few bux.
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by nibnib 11y ago
I think the market has splintered a little bit, low-latency "real-time" stuff tends to be targeted more by simpler devices, whereas the GHz SOCs and DSPs are more often used for heavy number-crunching or "less real-time"
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by nibnib 11y ago
Their sophisticated binning is clicking the pens to make sure they work. Export markets get an extra click. Presumably some factories don't do any testing or binning and just let the defects through (for the domestic product). This is
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by nibnib 11y ago
Why is this a deal breaker for you?
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by nibnib 11y ago
It works well for anything that needs to be committed to memory and can fit into the flashcard format. Especially if you can get into the habit of using something like AnkiDroid whenever you need to kill 10 minutes.
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by nibnib 11y ago
I thought the same until I started a job that required an early start. Even after years of extreme night-owl scheduling I didn't find it difficult after a the first month or so.
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by nibnib 11y ago
This isn't normally distributed. Would you find someone learning to feed at 18 as surprising as someone learning at a week old? Reading at this age is certainly unusual.
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by nibnib 11y ago
Can modern vim compile on an Amiga? I think I heard that the DOS version is completely broken because a default vim requires too much memory.
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by nibnib 11y ago
Yep, reads much better now.
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by nibnib 11y ago
Has the author swapped collectors and emitters in the first paragraph? e: actually several times throughout the text it seems.