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by numpad0 11mo ago
GP is slightly wrong. IIRC those problematic LIDARs are operating at higher power than traditionally allowed, with the justification that the wavelength being used is significantly less efficient at damaging human eyes, therefore it's
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by numpad0 11mo ago
If their official sizing kit 3D models are accurate(better be!), there's exact amount of space for an SR721W watch/hearing aid silver oxide coin cell. And these are not even the tiniest of standardized replaceable batteries. 1: h
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by numpad0 11mo ago
"Invisible In-the-Canal" hearing aids are battery replaceable. That argument just won't fly. 1: https://assets-ae.rt.demant.com/-/media/project/retail/audik...
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Counterexample: hearing aids.
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Why not just make the electronics removable through a topside opening to have battery replaced at a watch shop? I don't get why the "jewel" part of this has to be resin molded. Normally you do this because smart rings are mad
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by numpad0 11mo ago
And it's not worth risking Windows 11 destroying it by slamming the irreplaceable robotic stuff into itself in such ways that NASA or NTSB would find fancy UI animations or virtualization based security culpable. You may insist that pr
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by numpad0 11mo ago
This type of argument is kind of logical but not so immediately useful. Earthquakes just happen and no one is involved in that process. There could still be the big one coming, or that one might have been defused by this one. No one knows.
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by numpad0 11mo ago
It happens A/B style even with old accounts. Crazy conspiracy stuffs and fake repost accounts pop up out of nowhere, and goes away after I've blocked few of them. It's as if a hatch on the floor comes popping up and back down
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by numpad0 11mo ago
"Galaxy S II" and its aesthetics was already a mere branding shared across at least four different phones with different SoCs, before counting in sub-variants that share same SoCs. This isn't unique to Samsung, nor is it a ne
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by numpad0 11mo ago
But the mainstream is still at 500GB-2TB ranges, so...
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Droid Sans Fallback used this strategy during Android 1.x-2.x era. Its successor Noto Sans don't do the same.
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by numpad0 11mo ago
IMO: quality wise, FOSS fonts are fine(n=1) - it doesn't have to be a proprietary font but do have to be the right ones of CJK. - In cases with the Noto project, they've given up long ago on literal singular font in both name and
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by numpad0 11mo ago
... secure boot? I don't understand "just load GrapheneOS" sentiments. It only runs on extremely specific flagship devices with explicit features that allow it that are out of financial and technical reach for >99.9% of po
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by numpad0 11mo ago
And then affected international users would have specific circumvention in place that specifically cannot work with UTF-8
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United Nations Convention Against Cybercrime(en.wikipedia.org)
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Native Kyushu conversations are literally unintelligible to me as a Japanese speaker. There are actually numerous Japanese dialects and accents that aren't so mutually intelligible, though of course post-TV generations understand TV Ja
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Yeah and... articles like these are reminders that cultural representation as a concept in general is kind of broken. There's no website which topic distribution follows actual distribution of population of the world[1]. 1: https:&#x2
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by numpad0 11mo ago
IMO the problem is that his theories are elaborate logical justifications to sugarcoat some cringe supremacy beliefs about languages and politics. The sugar has always been useful but the core is pure poison.
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Same reasons as why things like Clipper Chips isn't happening. It completely lacks technical basis, and even political consensus gets sketchy quick. Post-war Commonwealth nations are generally bad at gun designs as well - UK tried once
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by numpad0 11mo ago
That's just a scope. Comes right off and the gun reverts to a regular M4. Most(though not all) other smart gun attempts work in a similar fashion; the host gun works exactly as it were, except an extraneous metal bit inhibits firing. I
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Musk's like a transparent kid these days. Anything he touches seem to disappear from media - there is such thing as bad publicity after all, I guess.
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by numpad0 11mo ago
IIRC Australia doesn't have legal frameworks for gun ownership for the purpose of self defense, and there's no great implementation of smart guns in the first place. A smart gun is like an AWS authenticated motor twisting ballpoin
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Japan's also like, long as the distance between Warsaw to Barcelona. Or to Gibraltar if you include islands south to Okinawa. And Hokkaido is an "island" that's about as big as the entire Czech Republic. Is investment in
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by numpad0 11mo ago
The tech just isn't there; hand-held guns don't benefit from a computerized firing system at all. So any smart feature on human sized guns and less will be totally removable addons, and that completely defeats its purpose. Many ta
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by numpad0 11mo ago
Traditional threat to Hokkaido is Soviet tank battalions, not Chinese. It's roughly due east to Vladivostok and to south of Sakhalin island. Unless Russian Federation actually falls and these regions change hands into hostile entities,
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by numpad0 11mo ago
update/upgrade == replacing with something worse. "because that's what you do" is not a valid justification.
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by numpad0 11mo ago
yeah, it's just that programmers tend to have self images as ultimate polymaths, and such a person can't have poor taste in art, therefore...
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by numpad0 11mo ago
That doesn't make a lot of sense. That's just increasing scarcity of lands. What that example means is that land that the apartment is built has minimum 20x more value over each individual units. It would make sense if your argume
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by numpad0 11mo ago
So like, LVT encourages land owners to build increasingly denser and pricier improvements? Sounds opposite of the goal. Isn't land values proportionate to population density? Whatever tax systems that intend to combat rising land value
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by numpad0 11mo ago
I was a bit outdated with resistor sizing and I don't have a great sources but apparently there are: inch 0402, 0201, 01005, 009005, 008004, $1 mm 1005, 0603, 0402, 03015, 0201, 01005 these sizes... and $1 is the one

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