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by ohazi 6y ago
Development dependencies are especially terrifying because we generally don't use any sort of sandboxing. Any one of these dependencies could append to .bashrc to get your computer to run literally anything, and then hide the evidence.
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by ohazi 6y ago
These are the same reasons you should opt for an SoC that can run Linux over a "wifi microcontroller" if your embedded project needs networking and has the cost and power budget to support it. The Linux community has spent the las
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by ohazi 6y ago
Where can you get a 55 inch computer monitor?
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by ohazi 6y ago
Title: "Say Goodbye to ..." Domain: blog.google I just assumed this was another Google product getting the axe.
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by ohazi 6y ago
Ugh. Doing this makes the call worse for everybody else. Get a more comfortable headset instead.
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by ohazi 6y ago
> everyone would love to see the read status of other people yet be able to control their own read state This should just be a first-class, front-and-center feature already. Everybody plays this game. It's so stupid. Just let me ski
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by ohazi 6y ago
Nitpick: you certainly do not actually mean the observable universe Bacterial cells in one adult human body: ~100 trillion Stars in observable universe: ~1 billion trillion You're off by seven orders of magnitude.
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by ohazi 6y ago
Starlink will be ~ten thousand pieces of metal, all on different orbits. Ignoring the whole "act of war" thing, everyone in this thread is dramatically underestimating how difficult it would be to shoot down a constellation that l
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by ohazi 6y ago
The publishers' peer review process doesn't work. They pull in half a dozen unpaid "volunteers" (who mostly don't have time and don't care) -- to skim a paper and then give a quick thumbs up or down. That'
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by ohazi 6y ago
What's the advantage of Swift over Rust if I'm looking at ditching C++ on a project that has nothing to do with Apple's ecosystem? Currently the top two comments suggest that Swift looks compelling for this use case, but I do
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by ohazi 6y ago
Er... That list of Open Source "Internet Good Guys" is a list of groups that Handshake decided to sponsor, not groups that endorse or have anything to do with Handshake. The actual sponsors of Handshake include the dogpile of VC
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by ohazi 6y ago
4x4 / all terrain doesn't seem to be much of an issue for electric vehicles. Electric motors are torquier, and it's easy to design drivetrains that use multiple motors. It seems pretty likely that electric trucks will be here
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by ohazi 6y ago
> General av is seen as a backwater that is barely hanging on and couldn't possibly get the lead out. The issue is infrastructure. Modern engines run fine on unleaded fuel, but the little airstrips in the middle of nowhere all have
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by ohazi 6y ago
ALE [0] is also nice if you just want a lightweight way to add linting / formatting / name lookups / autocompletion without a lot of extras. It uses LSP for everything, and can apparently be used together with coc, although I
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by ohazi 6y ago
What's the difference between Google X and Area 120? Hard technology vs. apps/services?
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by ohazi 6y ago
The US does not have a justice system, it has a legal system. You need to come to grips with this fact before anything else even begins to make sense.
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by ohazi 6y ago
> keyboard extra power Come again?
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by ohazi 6y ago
Thanks for the reminder -- I have an unassembled LX Mini kit in my closet that I should really build. I was fortunate enough to meet Siegfried at one of his listening sessions about a year before he passed away, and we had a fun conversatio
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by ohazi 6y ago
This is definitely true, but you can often get surprisingly far by just boxing, cloning, Rc-ing, etc. whenever you hit something like this.
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by ohazi 6y ago
You'll never find a source for this, but there have been rumors for years that TSMC facilities have cabinets filled with explosives and (in?)formal procedures to render themselves inoperable should the worst come to pass. If you wanted
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by ohazi 6y ago
The simple answer is that TSMC is a national strategic asset of Taiwan, and as such, is not for sale to anyone at any price.
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by ohazi 6y ago
A decent heuristic for whether or not a wireless module has been FCC certified is whether or not the RF components are under a metal shield: If it doesn't have a shield, it's almost certainly not FCC certified. If it does, it&#x27
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by ohazi 6y ago
That... that channel is amazing. Wow. Thanks!
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by ohazi 6y ago
I can sympathize with the frustration, but I disagree with the criticism. Certbot is capable of doing dry-runs, and is configured by default to try to renew with a month to spare. It logs failures. You should read your logs. If you'v
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by ohazi 6y ago
The "this is for security" argument would make sense if they only locked CPUs that were sold by the vendor together with the motherboard, or if they had an action that an administrator could affirmatively take to lock the CPU. But
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by ohazi 6y ago
Mostly for the hilarity... How much would it cost to make a bicycle lock out of Inconel?
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by ohazi 6y ago
User replaceable doesn't need to mean tool-free removal. You can use tiny phillips/hex/torx screws instead of glue to hold the back in place. You can use thin rubber gaskets and silicone grease to seal the case instead of a c
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by ohazi 6y ago
I have a short adapter like this for my dual boiler espresso machine. You can configure the machine to allow both boilers to come on simultaneously, which brings the machine up to temperature faster, but requires a 20 amp circuit, or you ca
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by ohazi 6y ago
I mostly agree with you, but it was just the example that the parent comment used. The same could apply to the GIMP or Inkscape or Blender or FreeCAD or ... (etc.)
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by ohazi 6y ago
> laughable "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win" -- Misattributed > horrible user interfaces and is every bit as user-hostile as for-pay software This statement is laughable. A

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