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by nom 1y ago
That's a lot of bandwidth.
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by nom 1y ago
Assuming this was planned so insiders can buy the dip (and let's be honest, he's not clever enough for this, but any crypto bro is), his announcement serves the insiders perfectly as plausible deniability. What's even wilder
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by nom 1y ago
He's just very excited from all the hype, you know how CEOs are.
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by nom 2y ago
Now someone has to go there and drive around it at 33 1/3 rpm at night with a strobe light set to 50 Hz.
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by nom 2y ago
It also checks for popular remote desktop apps (allow incoming connections to the phone) which could be used to increase scam success rate. Same with banks apps, if you are a scammer it's really useful to know beforehand what kind of
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by nom 2y ago
Wasn't glue on steel notoriously hard to get right? So much can go wrong with adhesives, you need tight control over your processes. I would have suggested rivets. Big, forged rivets, through a steel band around the edge. That would ha
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by nom 2y ago
What you encountered here is a dark pattern, but not the way you think it is. They try to upsell a feature, but because it is a B2B SaaS product, the users are not the ones holding the credit card. So, to upsell they have to get through you
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by nom 2y ago
SQL is a language to interact with a relational database. It is not about the language.
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by nom 2y ago
The specs don't say anything about it but time_t on posix compliant systems is a signed integer.
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by nom 2y ago
Why? Are you getting bad vibes or something? It is way more likely to be an oversight.
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by nom 2y ago
No no, you see, there will be no more maintenance done by humans. The AI will rewrite the app completely from scratch every time you deploy. The whole product will be defined by a specification distilled out of company meetings, slack messa
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by nom 2y ago
30k per person per flip
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by nom 2y ago
Time for Palworld Go, with weapons.
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by nom 2y ago
It's not unfixable, it's just more expensive than throwing everything away. But hey, let's blame the bug. Pesky things, they just creep up on you when you least expect it.
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by nom 2y ago
Yeah, open source never meant you must provide an online repository in perpetuity for everyone. It means you can get the code if you want it. If you have to pay for postage so someone can send you a floppy with the source code, it's s
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by nom 2y ago
With the ever increasing amount and new types of pollutants, I wonder if one day blood letting for health purposes will make a comeback. Our kidneys can't filter everything, some stuff just very slowly, so it accumulates in the blood o
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by nom 2y ago
Finally, a drug for people with poor self control. I'm sure this will end well.
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by nom 2y ago
yeah, they had to buy what they can get. IIRC it was German AEG and General Electric
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by nom 2y ago
think again
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by nom 2y ago
Yes but the letters don't stand for that. There is also UVC. We simply separated it into three ranges due to the different physical interactions and called it A B C.
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by nom 2y ago
I've dried maybe > 2kg of desiccant in the microwave by now. Always as slow as possible on low power, but a small percentage of beads overheated anyways and turned a very dark color. So now my silica is orange with black dots. I no
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by nom 2y ago
> and a bot which scolds us publicly in chats. that is quite disturbing to me
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by nom 2y ago
My theory is that the word weirds people out and they are unsure how to pronounce it, they don't want to embarrass themselves in front of their colleagues so they just avoid the concept altogether.
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by nom 2y ago
A 2-3 hour reduction in flight time is appealing for approximately everyone who needs to fly.
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by nom 2y ago
Haha, I had the same association reading the title. I wonder what Terry would have built with more time and a better mental state too. Maybe there is a universe where we are listening to the Holy Random Number Generator together with him.
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by nom 2y ago
yeah so they basically only improved power density, nothing else :D
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by nom 2y ago
> to scroll and learn things Maybe you can approach this a bit differently, it sounds like you are looking for another place to waste your time without learning anything. Learning doesn't happen by scrolling.
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by nom 2y ago
Oh cool, so they are using heat now too. I wonder what the next step-up will take? They are already at 11 platters but I can imagine you could make things even thinner :hmm:
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by nom 2y ago
Relaxen und watchen das blinkenlichten. Wise words to live by.
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by nom 2y ago
The question is, what else can you call from the dll. Doom is self-contained, so the VBA just passes the inputs to it and gets a new image back. The dll also has to match the architecture, right? So not portable.

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