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by numpad0 5mo ago
I mean, a slow, deterministic, latency focused network standards sounds a lot like ISDN and ATM(Asynchronous Transfer Mode) standards... there were such lost competitors to Ethernet, HTTP, HTML, etc.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
There are people arguing it has to be a signal processing backend for a realtime radar system based on Starlink Direct-to-Cell antennas. IMO, that lines up with a weird remark from Musk around stealth jet obsolescence few years ago, and mak
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by numpad0 5mo ago
...may I suggest "Intelligent Software-Defined Network" as an acronym for the sake of giving it one
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by numpad0 5mo ago
obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMX2cQdPubk&t=737s
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by numpad0 5mo ago
I admit that I only have rudimentary understanding, but: my understanding was that TURN uses a modified STUN format that returns the address/port on the peer facing side of the TURN server, a la address of a hotel room or PO box, of qu
426.
by numpad0 5mo ago
YouTube has a "disable DVR" toggle that disables the seek bar. There is a workaround, but I'm not sure if there's one that work in-browser.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
I mean, UTF-8 string handling is language (of the given bitstream, not necessarily the system) dependent, e.g. Turkish lowercase I, Chinese Hanzi vs Japanese Kanji at same codepoints, etc etc...
428.
by numpad0 5mo ago
STUN/TURN is basically icanhazip for WebRTC. STUN gives you your public IP:port. TURN is the same, but the returned IP:port is the one that had been dynamically allocated to you at time of querying, rather than the actual ones. WebRTC
429.
by numpad0 5mo ago
At least touching Unicode strings in wrong locales only mildly corrupts the strings. Plenty of Win32 apps would crash if the system locale is in UTF-8.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
The difference is that films had better performances than digital equivalents in some areas for a long time. It isn't/wasn't just nostalgia. The imaging device used in electronic camcorders before the transition to CCD had vi
431.
by numpad0 5mo ago
IMO it's because AI outputs don't pass "is this corpses" test and trigger uncanny valley response. There's something in AI that instantly cause unsuspecting viewers to become alert and hostile. At the same time, cut
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by numpad0 5mo ago
That's the dormant plant. Rokkasho-mura plant is officially incomplete for decades, doing tests and upgrades without actual production. If you think otherwise and you're not wrong, and I think you ARE not mistaken since this isn&#
433.
by numpad0 5mo ago
ok, droplets of UV-curing resin first, then CA glue, then water.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
Japan is also barred from doing own enrichment, being a non-nuclear state. Though, there nevertheless is a dormant set of requisite facilities.
435.
by numpad0 5mo ago
does that calendar look like copilot and claude superimposed over one another
436.
by numpad0 5mo ago
But they still haven't located the leak. My blob of glue idea solves that by automatically permeating into the cracks. wait, do they have to have matched CTE and k to the existing material... hmm
437.
by numpad0 5mo ago
yeah, why can't they just make astronauts wear goggles, then stop the fans, and tell them to squirt some superglue in the air to let it clog the hole?
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by numpad0 5mo ago
They just didn't have enough of reserved general purpose connections for future use. I guess this woild be especially the case with the Russian modules, which were literally surplus Soviet manned space army outposts(such a thing do not
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by numpad0 5mo ago
(it's series of 2018 peak pre-covid facetime deskphones, similar to Amazon Echo Show devices)
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by numpad0 5mo ago
so we don't have many if any of those vBulletin instances on Japanese Web either... That's just normal.
441.
by numpad0 5mo ago
There aren't many choices of cheap hackable A2DP receivers if you were somehow looking for one. Not all headphone chips are programmed to run at slightly under 3.3V on VBAT pins so to protect the supposed battery, with no means to repr
442.
by numpad0 5mo ago
Chips do deteriorate and fail naturally at datacenter scale or in timescales of decades, though not exactly like on financial reports. Leak current increases or electro-migrations occur at junctions or whatever those words mean. And yeah, i
443.
by numpad0 5mo ago
Yeah, so like, a PowerMac G5. But not like Mac Mini or iPhone.
444.
by numpad0 5mo ago
I remember seeing some article about HP's calculator office in Australia or somewhere shutting down much to employees' frustrations, so I guess this "HP Licensee" thing is the happy ending for that arc.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
> manufacturers are just making gas cars with EV power trains. Tesla and BYD are making next gen transport. From what I see online, Teslas, especially MS/MX, are actually quite like an EV-swapped Toyota than anything futuristic. A l
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by numpad0 5mo ago
EU added "cybersecurity" requirements in response to Comma.ai that means that a lot of ECUs going forward use signed messages AND often crypto key pairing against an onboard security auth box. The pairing process often require som
447.
by numpad0 5mo ago
Looks like they do in-hub motor for buses and in-differential(like everyone else) for passenger cars?
448.
by numpad0 5mo ago
I mean, completely ignoring prior researches can be a bit disingenuous.
449.
by numpad0 5mo ago
You're massively underestimating rule interpretation skills of horny teenagers and gambling game developers. Total segregation based on actual solid cold hard ruleset is pure gasoline to them.
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by numpad0 5mo ago
Gambling apps. Extremely few of the "games" on App Store are traditional games. Most of them are lootbox puzzle slop because that's what Apple tolerates && most lucrative.

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