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noselasd
11y ago
Yup, it's improving quite continuously, I find it great for designing 3D printed parts.
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GPS error caused '12 hours of problems' for companies
(bbc.com)
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11y ago
Report is here: http://www.dote.osd.mil/pub/reports/FY2015/pdf/dod/2015f35js...
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11y ago
It takes the combined work of millions of people to even create the simplest 3D destktop printer as of today, you're not going to produce one that travels to extraterrestrial bodies and replicates itself anytime soon.
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11y ago
Any good reason this isn't the default ?
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11y ago
Then let the distro handle it. If your users are bricking machines, mount efivars read-only. (This is trivially done even when systemd is hard coded to mount it read/write).
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11y ago
He's saying that APIs not providing backwards compatibility is annoying. So yes, it's annoying when the next android release is out just as you're finishing your app, your code no longer works and you'll have to rewrite
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11y ago
Which means you didn't really read the source code, this is not a collection of other available libraries. Boost ASIO is C++, this is a C library, they only share the name as they're both implementing async IO. Code in the libc&#x
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11y ago
Ofcourse. But there is an expectation(not a guarantee, though) that ntp.org provides a sincere and non-shady service - which is why this blog posts, among other things, have made ntp.org started to weed out such shady servers.
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11y ago
The more interesting thing it's also saying is that some of the *.pool.ntp.org servers are bad apples, and results in your NTP request, or at least its source IP address being collected and results in a scan back at you.
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Clang with Microsoft CodeGen (January 2016) Released
(blogs.msdn.com)
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Planetary Deep Drill Successfully Chews Through Field Test
(planetary.org)
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I always reconed Kerbal was inspired by http://www.agi.com/products/stk/ , heavily used in the space industry
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11y ago
You can buy such services using existing satellites, or buy the designing, manufacturing and launching of such a satellite - there's no inherent need for everyone to do all the steps domestically.
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11y ago
But most telling is the political and military calculation that underlies the Afghan civilian bloodletting. "Close air support" bomb attacks called in by ground forces - which rose from 176 in 2005 to 2,926 i
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Bloomberg Labs Basic Development Environment C++ Libraries
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11y ago
Isn't that just a matter of passing the SA_RESTART flag to sigaction(), or not, for the self-pipe approach ?
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11y ago
While neat and useful - is it fair to call this a container ? It seems to only partition/isolate the filesystem(perhaps network interface too) - while (arguably) the benefit of containers is being able to also partition and isolate CPU
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11y ago
If you attach to a network successfully, it means the its secret key stored in the SIM card matches that of the network. Since your IMSI catcher is basically just a proxy between the mobile phone and the real network, you can therefore easi
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11y ago
MBIM does however expose an SMS and voice interface - if the device supports it. Though I can't see an obvious way to access it with the kernel API.
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The issue I have with that is that it screws up minorities. There's likely always going to be a minority that wants or needs to fix their own tractor(or car) or have an independent 3. party fix it. If that minority is objectively insig
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No. C allows the implementation(A C compiler) to create an internal integer type that is none of the standard integer types and alias that to (u)intX_t , using an implementation defined mechanism other than typedef. Or it could use a typede
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We do constrain the Drake equation when we know more. It's just that we don't know a lot. We have come to know the number of stars around pretty well - at least in our galaxy. Thanks to Kepler and other exoplanet hunters, we know
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This is the origination of null terminated strings in C: "In BCPL, the first packed byte contains the number of characters in the string; in B, there is no count and strings are terminated by a special character, which B spelled ‘*e’.
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Wouldn't you be able to do this in Postgres now ? "RLS implements true per-row and per-column data access control"
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11y ago
Sure that's possible, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9503329/is-there-any-way-... Ofcourse people can(and do) sell their server logs to 3. parties anyway...
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11y ago
And it mostly generated scaffolding or property bags(java beans), not logic.
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11y ago
How long is "long range" going to be ?
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CMock vs. FFF – A Comparison of C Mocking Frameworks
(electronvector.com)
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11y ago
What I don't like about many of these patents though, independent of whether they are novel or not, is they're part of the 3GPP specs. The specs for creating a 2G/3G/4G cellular network are all open specs and gratis, but
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