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by numpad0 2mo ago
MSFS? Y key doesn't work?
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Doesn't the whole SIM architecture exist so that phones don't have to be trusted? I believe IMEI can be anything in practice, so long that there isn't a blatant duplicate nearby, a bit like Ethernet MAC address. I don't
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by numpad0 2mo ago
LTE was originally designed as a data-only upgrade to 3G. It became the full on successor to 3G, but launched with voice spec left as TBD. It eventually got defined, but ended up being a cursed nonstandard SIP-VoIP software thing, and so a
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by numpad0 2mo ago
It won't, but the pre-made platform solution you pick and the prompt you send to Chinese ODM who do all the hard work must specify it has to be (DSDA|DSDV|DSDS|DSSS), or otherwise it'll default to DSDS.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Common dual SIM configuration eTLA(extended three-letter abbreviations) are: - DSDA: Dual SIM Dual Active, theoretically can call and do everything on both SIMs simultaneously - DSDV: Dual SIM Dual VoLTE, can standby on both at all
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Because games are entertainment, but outputs generated by current AI are rage inducing and felt hostile, not entertaining. It just isn't past the "make it work" stage.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
> Sense/Net sure had a lot of employees considering the in-story world had true AGI, I think there's a simple explanation to this one: there must have been an atmosphere that consumer demand for everything is default insatiable
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I guess they can do that as a matter of fact, but then this is going to continue until they quit, along all those weird beef Brits have with Japanese food and culture in general - they have multiple for inexplicable reasons.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
uITRON isn't rare on microcontrollers, especially in automotive. A lot of uC has official BSPs based on it.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Or just started removing features and debloating the Web standards. We don't need WebCoffeeBeansRoasterGrinder or WebElectricVehicleEmergencyBraking. We should be able to live with a LOT less without graphics, performance, or addictive
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by numpad0 2mo ago
The oddity I see isn't that quality isn't great, but that developments and company public relations feedback loops are almost open looped in the global scope, only closed in domestic Japanese scope, as if the entire global part we
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Your comment isn't making sense. I don't understand how you reached the conclusion that カレーパン itself has to be the katsu. The common denominator in all of those is a standalone pork cutlet used somewhere, either flavored with curr
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Not in 7-11. Basically all カレーパン is deep fried and that doesn't count as the bread itself being the katsu. Katsu[1] means cutlet in the same way kare- means curry, it's more or less a phonetically transcripted loanword. What'
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by numpad0 2mo ago
A lot of Japanese companies leave piles on the table. One often unnoticed reality of Japanese imports and exports, at least in modern days, is that Japan as a whole has total double standards on those, requiring over the top perfection for
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Yeah, local supermarkets and bookstores are always great places to try. Experiencing local prepackaged foods with different standards of bare minimums than yours and flipping magazines for topics you're familiar in unfamiliar language
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by numpad0 2mo ago
insert double space following newline for <code></code> formatting or use double newline to force a break. double space before newline works on Reddit but not on HN
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Places like Japan are always treated very differently on social media from the rest of the world. The system doesn't work, the contents don't work, memes don't work. They won't do anything that shrinks an already postage
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Doesn't really matter. It works and keep this tall column of guys out. So probably not just workers. They don't like that. Call them narcs or psychos or autistic but I don't think the boring machine is catching too many of th
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I know this isn't HN type of a topic or a comment, but looking at US from outside, the theme looks to be explicitly destroying US hegemony and meritocracy... What I feel to be a common denominator for Trump, Thiel/Musk, and MAGA t
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Fission reactors are ran by pulling rods out just enough to keep the system at a state of equilibrium. If one of rods accidentally goes in, for any reason, the nuclear chain reaction therefore heat generation will slowly reduce. If there wa
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Probably because they use a bus that's harder to on-the-fly rewrite or because they sign commands. comma openpilot do its thing by faking stock self driving unit talking to actuators over the in-vehicle network; a modern car is like a
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by numpad0 2mo ago
There are zero upfront no-questions-asked 3D printing services as well as such PCB/PCBA manufacturing services, but not a Buy Now style Mechanical Turk assembly line service, yet. So you'll have to do the non-scalable work and do
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by numpad0 2mo ago
How do these things work legally? Wouldn't the bolt on process count as manufacturing or modifying a motorcycle, depending on where you are?
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by numpad0 2mo ago
A lot of people who haven't seen one are confuse it with a trackball, but SpaceMouse and its kin aren't trackballs, they're double cascaded joysticks on a fixed mount shaped like a ball. The stump om the base works as a 2 axi
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Mouse sensors are usually ~16x16 CMOS cameras that just return signed int X/Y movements. Shutter speed is goverened by both luminosity and polling rates. There's no raw pixel output, and even in sensors that have it, it's for
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by numpad0 2mo ago
That doesn't work unless everyone is always referred to by that number. All it takes is a "credible" information on some database that says you're the other Sean Bryne, now with the related national ID.
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Does that have to do with sizes of the heart and few other organs apparently being largely constant regardless of height?
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Keyword recalling from a word in GP comment: photon downconversion is relatively easy and used widely, used in LEDs already, but upconversion require more exotic compounds and their efficiency is magnitude worse. Possible but not yet useful
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by numpad0 2mo ago
Unicode merges some Chinese and Japanese characters into same code points and leave others as they are, on random per-character basis. So Chinese guys gets a ton of Japanese mixed texts and it causes tons of problems. Japanese users are ang
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by numpad0 2mo ago
I don't know but last I glanced at it, the Unification was implied to be coming from Chinese pressure than Japanese. Each of Kanji/Hanzi countries already had each own acceptable common use character sets and those could have been

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