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I think Ctrl+Alt+F1-F7 are Kernel provided Virtual Console things, and technically they can be connected to different things, I think like VC 5 -> /dev/tty5 -> a thread in /sbin/getty? The VC 7 used to be often ope
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Cost and complexity of certification? At least that was why Mitsubishi MRJ never went into production. They got the first prototype flying in 6 years, then sought to obtain certification for subsequent 9 years through various means before g
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Boeing spun off United Airlines and P&W for antitrust reasons... Spirit AeroSystems that makes Boeing fuselages as products is likewise a spinoff.
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eliminates the need for ullage thrusters to force the blobby propellants in the tank onto pump intakes
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That[1] used a hand picked set of ambiguous images and still got 60% overall accuracy across 11k participants. I don't know much about statistics[2], but 1) 60% HAS to be statistically significant, and it was 2) under ADVERSARIAL, not
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5mo ago
NO OFFENSE - I think this is genuinely worth digging down that: - you identify as an artist of sorts, - you can't tell AI from human images, and - you sound absolutely pissed off by this. In my personal experience watchi
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It doesn't show live profile pages to logged out users since a while ago. You get cached summary pages, an age gate error, or sometimes a straight up 404. Most individual permalinks (.com/username/1234...) don't work wit
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yaaaay hexavalent chromium and arsenic, the classics. Are they melting or plating something? Or is it just ores being ores?
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From 30-second googling: purifying Cu to from rocks to ~99% purity is done by mixing CuFeS2 found naturally with C and CaCO3 and smelting. This yields Cu2S. Then S is released by bubbling with O2. This process releases gaseous SO2. From the
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regular kinematics derive coordinates from joint angles INVERSE kinematics derive joint angles from coordinates it's useful when you have a chain of joints and a mug to grab with it
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IMO the problem is that most people work to earn food allotment by means so far removed from its production because those detached means appear lucrative; software engineers especially do so by proving the first order derivative of their
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The entire concept of kids and public schools is a wealth redistribution mechanism and a solution to problems created by the industrial revolution. The concept of younger humans always existed, but itwas supercharged to the degree we know t
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> These tools allegedly allow users to bypass factory emissions controls on diesel vehicles Oh so AdBlue shortage is about to hit the US too?
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A lot of engineers view the touchscreen head unit to be the central nerve system of the car, when in reality it's just a peripheral. It's an accessory. It's like those gimmick CPU coolers with a watch sized display. They use
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Mullvad is a tiny world-famous ISP in Sweden that has zero KYC and explicit zero-log policy, specifically designed that way to enable mild abuses, that also accept PayPal, credit cards, and today I learned, cash in an anonymous envelope f
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The pressure comes down through processors from Visa/MC. The new processor you sign up for gets the same phone call and give into the same set of demands, like a clockwork. The alternative has to be something that consumers of your pro
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I see random offhand unsubstantiated online comments here and there including here on HN, that 1) chargeback rates of porn, games, and digital contents are significantly lower than anything else, and 2) credit card companies already charg
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I thought that, managers are employees to the corporate too, they're themselves measured and they need proof of work to get paid just like campus janitors. If a manager or a manager's workforce under it just sat around and ignored
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> Error > Your browser does not allow to read local files. WHAT
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They were so deeply undercut by Chinese clone vendors that buying Prusa made little sense to consumers. They couldn't survive without banning them. The situation was similar to IBM PC, but Prusa Research was no IBM.
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yeah, they seem all confined to being an American-consultant-Chinese-authoritarian split personality with broad second language capabilities. I suppose they become too incoherent otherwise.
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IMO that was a really weird choice that everyone seemed to make. DDR5 2x64GB before the spike was like $250. I had not much justification to NOT go with 64GB for my pre-COVID build. It seems that a lot of PC building people are confused t
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6mo ago
I just have a layer of Cape hairspray, on a hardware store aluminium sheet, taped onto the moving down Z frame with Daiso acrylic foam tapes, on a RAMPS1.4 + SERVO42B modified i3-style Cartesian build, works for me.
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Instant gratification? This feels like the exact same phenomenon as kids trying to profiteer from repackaged game mods and ripped game assets.
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There's a small risk of CPUs and I/O pins getting fried if GND levels aren't equalized first and instead that equalizing force would go through those pins. One could argue that it's hardware designer's responsibilit
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Same in Japan. There's allegedly someone making big bucks going after bittorrent users, straining ISP abuse teams and judicial systems. Interesting that Germany has laws against that.
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Isn't US EBT card on the same payment network as credit cards? That doesn't count as an independent system. The same set of "they" as Visa/Mastercard gets the fee.
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Why has it only started now on English parts of the world/Internet? I thought scalpers with hired buyers and bot farms choking stocks and reselling with huge markups has been a problem for at least a decade. If it wasn't since mid
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is this saying like "we were happier with some nuts and occasional games, discovering fire was a mistake"
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It's just a regular transverse FF with the clutch sandwiched by a pair of motors...
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