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ohazi
7y ago
> ‘Would US customs have dared to dismantle a Stradivarius?’ The TSA has repeatedly manhandled and damaged priceless Western string instruments as well. I don't have a source handy, but there was at least one case of them snapping a
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7y ago
Do as blockers typically block the user agent? Or have people just gotten lazy and only bother looking at JavaScript generated analytics logs and not actual server logs? Or have user agents devolved to the point where every browser lists ev
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StaffPad, a stunning Windows music writing app, is now available on iPad
(theverge.com)
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7y ago
Social club
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ohazi
7y ago
For anyone reading this now and getting confused -- The Afterburner card uses an FPGA. "Programmable ASIC" is just marketing speak. > Afterburner is a hardware accelerator card built with an FPGA, or programmable ASIC. With ove
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ohazi
7y ago
I agree with you, but if people in China are spending hours in line trying to get a mask, they're almost certainly not altruistically trying to improve the public health situation -- they've been misinformed about what the mask is
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ohazi
7y ago
People are downvoting the parent, but he/she is correct. So many people misunderstand these masks. Surgical masks protect other people from your coughing / breathing -- they do nothing for you. N95 masks are notoriously difficul
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7y ago
It would be nice to know what material/process is used to make the plastic(?) enclosure. Given that the funding goal is $1400 / $1600, I'm assuming it's 3d printed rather than injection molded, but maybe they were able t
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ohazi
7y ago
The math is going to be back-of-the-envelope OOM analysis anyway, so you could work it out per bit or per unit area and multiply it out from there, given your particular configuration. The statistics get more complicated when multiple bits
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7y ago
PSA to everyone using a recent ThinkPad: Update your thunderbolt firmware. Boot into Windows if you have to... This one is a might-break-your-hardware class bug. https://github.com/fwupd/missing-firmware-lenovo-thinkpad
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7y ago
How much radiation would it take to flip a bit on an SSD? What about RAM (many people send their laptops through in a suspended-to-RAM state)? I would assume that RAM is more susceptible, since we still store a single bit per RAM cell, whil
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ohazi
7y ago
> But I think "real work" is a bad criticism. For the third time, "real work" is not the actual criticism. It's inexact language used by a frustrated person, and you're taking it literally when you shoul
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7y ago
> But calling the iPad a failure because [...] You're making exactly the mistake I described. You're getting hung up on how the criticism was lobbed, when it wasn't meant to be taken literally. Obviously it's not ac
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7y ago
The frustration is not that it's different or less, it's that it could be better if apple was actually willing to try. You don't need to sacrifice composability just because of the tablet form factor. You need to be careful
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7y ago
Everyone in this thread getting offended by casual use of the term "real work" is missing the point. The iPad can obviously be used for "real work" -- but the point of this argument is not to criticize people and the wor
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ohazi
7y ago
I have two T480 laptops (work and personal) running Debian and Arch. Highly recommended. If you do get the ThinkPad, update the Thunderbolt firmware before wiping Windows, as Lenovo hasn't released the update on LVFS for the T480 yet,
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7y ago
> So when it came time to buy a new laptop, I went to Lenovo’s web site… and literally could not find how to customize and purchase a laptop. Never understood why they do this. Is their store that buggy? Are they playing games with inven
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7y ago
What's the appeal in using an STM32 clone? Are you building things in quantities where saving a few pennies is really worth the headache of all the subtle incompatibilities?
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ohazi
7y ago
What does TLS with blank keys give you over plaintext?
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ohazi
7y ago
... surgery appointment? This guy is a politician, right? Not a surgeon? Can someone explain?
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ohazi
7y ago
> when *if? This is basically never going to happen. TCP is too entrenched.
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7y ago
I think TKL/80% keyboards strike a good balance. I never really got used to using the numpad block, and it's nice to have the mouse a little bit closer. But I definitely use the navigation keys (both the arrow keys and the Ins
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7y ago
> Could you wear your mask improperly because you haven't been fit tested, yeah. It is next to impossible to wear an N95 mask correctly.
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7y ago
Is your rental property a house or a condo? I'm asserting that buying a detached house that falls under an HOA is something that should generally be avoided. With a house, there are rarely shared resources that actually need to be mana
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7y ago
> At the same time, not allowing an owner to rent is transferring wealth to corporate hoteliers. If you truly want this level of freedom, you need to not buy a condo or a property with a HOA. Additional rules for owners makes sense for c
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7y ago
This is not a duplicate, this is an update with meaningfully new information, and should not be hidden. @dang ?
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7y ago
Jailing someone for refusing to reveal a secret doesn't cause that secret to be revealed. What is the problem they're trying to solve? They claim to want a "reveal secrets" button, but for any determined person or for an
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7y ago
You're right of course, but theory and practice look very different. The "I don't care how cryptography works, why can't we just have a backdoor?" crowd is imagining that a magical piece of "common sense"
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7y ago
The differences in opinion on this topic are almost entirely defined by whether or not the person has the most basic understanding of what cryptography actually is. Comment #1: > This argument is pointless. No government has jurisdict
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7y ago
Can someone with Firefox for Android nightly confirm whether extensions are actually not available with this new release? I agree that this would be a cataclysmic regression for Mozilla, if that is indeed what they plan on releasing.
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