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2y ago
FYI it is also available as a book!
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Thanks! I tested all my stuff, same result. It's the clip leads and breadboard jumper wires. Some two years and older. Larger gauge wires were all good, I guess it wouldn't go so unnoticed there.
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Link to play the game: https://oasis.decart.ai/
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it's the future, we made our calculators so big and complicated that we have to calculate a smaller calculator for our calculations
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No mention of how this works.. It's called "birefringence": > The recently developed 5D optical storage technique uses birefringence as an extra degree of freedom – the property of a medium whereby its refractive index var
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The first person to arrive was hawking himself in his patented timetraveling wheelchair, advising himself to not tell us that time travel is possible. Then a bunch of other people arrived and they had a wild party.
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> our community has generated over 12B images They say it came out March 2023, so 1M images per hour. Very active, this community.
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It also has some numbers. >In 1989 the THC content of sinsemilla averaged about 7 percent. This is double the concentration of THC in "commercial-grade" marijuana, which contains some buds (NNICC, 1985-86; 1989), and is substan
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> Certification: MIL-STD-810H, MIL-STD-461G, IP66 and optional C1D2 That's why they always seemed a bit overbuilt to me.. most field work does not require such rugged devices. They are made for military use and similar areas with cr
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Wow I didn't know that feature even existed. Looks like it's full of bots though. I can imagine that makes it completely unusable for actual dealers.
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15 years ago Apple told us "There is an app for that" and we were excited. It reads quite a bit differently now :D
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More realistically: they'll just brick your expensive brain implant directly with a remote update, and cryptolock it. Try sending that back in for repair :D
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First thing I read on that page: > There is no charge associated with your streamed applications, simply click Enable Microphone from the ElastiCache documentation. It's way funnier when our brains try to make sense of the nonsense.
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If it's not patched yet: I heard you can just power cycle a tag on a timer to evade detection. Add a large battery with a simple timer circuit, remove the beeper and you got yourself an amazing tracking device. IIRC this came up in the
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This is one way to heat a room. The smell must be amazing.
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This covers review swapping as well. Does this mean Amazon finally has to act?
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(2015) It's 10 years later and you can get a 200k flashlight from Amazon (IMALENT MS32).
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I'm curious, how does it work? How is the liquid in each bottle unique? Unique molecules, like RNA chains? Unique mixture of molecules? Can it be identified without a big lab, like sequencing equipment? Sounds like an interesting probl
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Interesting, but not a brunnian link.
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> .. they say that its sum is 1/2. And this answer does not help us, since we attach no sense here to saying that the lamp is half-on. Maybe a lamp is a bad example, it is clearly half-on: PWM modulated with 50% duty cycle and infin
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AltDrag - drag and resize windows via hotkey like it's common on Linux WinCompose - compose key, if you need it. Behaves identically. Everything - the only usable file search on windows Process Hacker / Process Explorer - task man
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You literally just hook a device up to pin 15/16 on an HDMI port. https://mitxela.com/projects/ddc-oled DDC is how your OS reads the list of supported resolutions from your display and is present on VGA ports as w
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If you refer to the color and not the composition, it's called halftone. Unlike analog halftones, you calculate where to place the dots in a way that minimizes visual error, called dithering.
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I can imagine a tool head for ironing. Small metal sphere on a rod, like those touch probes, attached to a heating block. Every couple layers you could iron all the walls, fix those layer lines and overhangs you get on shallow angles. Tool
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An interesting niche I came across is Carnivorous plants, where the seeds of a successful new cross can fetch 1k USD in auction. For a plant that no one knows how it will look yet. Like this one https://www.carnivero.com/col
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Objectives and Key Results
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TeamViewer abused to breach networks in new ransomware attacks
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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watch -n1 date +%s
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Here's something from 1893: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Smileys_1893_from_...
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Any ebay / china laser can be unsafe. I did some test orders in Germany and 2 from the three 'high power' lasers I bought for less than 10 euros were easily over 100mw, and are even labeled as 200mW and 350mW. Very illegal to
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