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ohiovr
6y ago
Linux has preload which makes applications launch faster the second time they are run. My system runs on a thumb drive and it takes 11 seconds to launch krita. The second time takes 3 seconds.
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6y ago
Shell code
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Has anyone investigated the nature and transmission of instinct?
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6y ago
What will they do when Firefox is defunct and has no more active development?
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6y ago
There might not be a paradox but there could be unintended consequences to time travel. A physical object can be degraded in space. Why not also degrade the time it exists in also.
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CP/M vs. DOS (2005)
(worldcadaccess.com)
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Does anyone know how to make this right? Would simply removing the mate-screen-saver package work?
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6y ago
As if Eternal September wasn’t eternal enough.
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Perhaps a synthesizer AI could be written to predict the next beat and gets everyone lined up by faking the performance a few ms ahead of the next note.
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Researchers Discover New Variant of Covid-19 Virus in Columbus, Ohio
(wexnermedical.osu.edu)
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Ask HN: How to donate to free software projects with Shopify
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Ask HN: Newsgroups
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Is there a wallet product out there for keeping a Yubikey or titan safe from physical harm as well as stray readers? Or is that just silly at this time? I've seen a pocket knife like wallet on Walmart. Would be nice if it were lined wi
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I fail to see how repealing section 230 helps Trump. If anything it would hurt more than ever. It means all the death threats, fraud, and abuse get stuck on media companies. If it weren't for section 230 eternal september would have di
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What good does Twitter do for society? Is it pure entertainment? That's all news is for most people. There is little to no actionable intelligence in nearly all stories we read. I don't think we would let evil inc in the stock mar
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Video Toaster
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6y ago
How about a pc based on an SGI chassis.
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There is automatic software used in court rooms to determine sentencing in some places. It is a bit of a controversy because this was something only a Judge was empowered to do.
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The imperial senate should investigate the true reasons for the poorly performing clone copies. Maybe we can get the reclone bill passed.
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Does anyone here from outside of the USA have any advice to people living in times of political unrest?
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Is it possible to build a model boat that uses the battery principle discussed here? Like using a load of 2 base metals. Iron and magnesium?
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6y ago
You're going to love this https://tech.slashdot.org/story/20/09/30/1843232/windows-xp-...
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http://wikibon.org/wiki/v/Prepare_three_envelopes
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How can the severity of a future infection be known? Is this a vaccine or a cure?
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I found this article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20931499 Looks like someone may have been around this concept a lot longer than I have. But for radio reception, not for long distance atmospheric discharge channel
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It won't seem so bad if you can do this on an ultra low priority basis. Meaning that you could do a tape every time you are near your digitizer. Perhaps that is 5 times per week. 5 tapes per week would get the job done in 26 weeks. The
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I have heard of reports of reconstructing a person's mental images using technology. I'm not sure where it led though.
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I wish I could post this anonymously but I talk to myself during periods of intense problem solving and meditation. I maybe the only one that can answer technical problems I'm having sometimes with my own faults being the cause. Withou
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Lol, that's a good one. The chances of a resonance cascade are very small...
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Good point about the space elevator issue. I think that it wouldn't take very many positive lightning bolts to foil the idea unless the cable thickness was enormous. I recall a conversation (may have been here) about this topic of usin
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