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noselasd
4y ago
The UI part of the app with its HTML/CSS/Javascript is normally the most the memory hungry part - there won't be a huge difference there between tauri and electron.
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Seems the "software defined" in these things are mostly about reconfiguring antennas and radio beams. It's perhaps a bit more than a traditional SDR, after all there's not much modern radio communication not using SDRs,
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4y ago
The amount of wild ass speculations and conspiracy theories about this thing on youtube seems to be off the scales. No wonder we can't have nice things...
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noselasd
4y ago
All the recent chinese military exercises and direct threats from chinese news outlets and military leaders are not .. threatening ?
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noselasd
4y ago
Not hiring indians wouldn't solve or improve anything
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4y ago
You can either pull oil out of the ground, make plastic of it and bury that plastic, where the decomposition will release greenhouse gases. Or you can burn it and capture the energy. The difference in greenhouse gases isn't big - prov
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4y ago
Much stronger but of limited use still, for the reasons you listed. You very rarely care that the remote tcp/ip stack has acked the message, you care that the messages has been received by the program and processed - You're better
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4y ago
Here is a good start: https://public.ccsds.org/default.aspx
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4y ago
github isn't open source
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GitHub Becomes Key Source of Data on China’s Mortgage Boycotts
(tokenist.com)
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If you follow what those industrial pioneers were up to, you will find them at least at litigious as people are today. They certainly protected their patents and inventions with teeth and claws
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Comdb2
(bloomberg.github.io)
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"X.500 is too complex to support on desktops and over the Internet, so LDAP was created to provide this service 'for the rest of us'" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X.500 (aka. DAP)
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4y ago
Most people writing books, e.g. these, https://www.oreilly.com/ would not do so if they could not monetize it - which would be even harder if there was no legal protection of the work they did. I don't like your idea a
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With that attitude, we'd all be sitting inside our houses and noone would do anything of interrest or importance.
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That's a made up scenario, it provides no example. We don't know what china would or wouldn't have done in that situation. One may as well argue if Taiwan didn't have the world's most advanced semiconducter industry
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4y ago
Absolutely
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It may not be. But for country level TLDs a company or organization actually manages the DNS server software - it may run "in the cloud" or not - but someone still have to mange that software and the host it runs on. (In addition
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4y ago
Lunar soil is a thing, this article didn't invent it, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_soil
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4y ago
Install WSL2.
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We do have 382 kilograms of lunar samples returned form the apollo missions - not sure how much of that is regolith though
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Title is not quite right, this seems to be the President and Prime Minister recommending to the parliament that Finland should join NATO. The final decision is not made.
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4y ago
Well the story doesn't tell us who was the 'assholes'. It could be someone up at the whiteboard, or it could be someone yelling at the people that was at the whiteboard.
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4y ago
Yes, but only for tiny tools or toys. Most software have dependencies that should be managed, linked in, figure the header file path of etc. Most software consists of several files which you don't want to re-build every time you change
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4y ago
That particular date is possible to understand, but the date format is not. (Is is really that fun to try to figure out what 12-11-21 means ?)
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What is a silicon root of trust ?
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5y ago
Usually they require a certain flow, the flow will be the same whether it goes through a turbine or bypass ofc.
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5y ago
Think of finding a record amongst many as e.g. a binary search. It doesn't take 10 times as many tries to find a thing(row/record) amongst 100 as it does amonst 1000.
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While kernel support is the first step, userland applications need to take advantage of the hardware for it to be useful. e.g desktop envoronments need to care for how it interacts with touchpads, you want your wireless interface to actuall
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you can switch turbines on and off , leading water to a turbine or a bypass in minutes
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