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by opello 3y ago
Aren't all the nitter instances going to die with the anonymous guest account restrictions? I've not closely followed those developments.
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by opello 3y ago
Ubiquiti UDM-Pro has it, but I'm not sure how they're regarded in popular opinion these days. I've had good luck with everything but the PoE on mine, and they gave me a free injector to fix that.
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by opello 3y ago
The earlier comment is concerned for the users being orphaned by the project they used. The project is concerned with protecting the trust the users placed in the project by using it. To trivialize the concern of the project seems worse be
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by opello 3y ago
It seems like it will be the apocryphal take-away given just how frequently the "500ms longer" detail is mentioned. Apocryphal because: > I was doing some micro-benchmarking at the time, needed to quiesce the system to reduce
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by opello 3y ago
I never thought it was magical. It's also worth appreciating that in the case of the xz project, the CMake flow is secondary other than for Windows. While I have no evidence one way or another, I wonder if the period in the CMake test
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by opello 3y ago
I'm so curious about this too. I've done this with ext2 and ext3 in the past and truncating a large file solved the problem if rm wouldn't. It's been long enough I don't remember so specifically though, but certai
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by opello 3y ago
The major downside of using git clone build workflows from an autotools project is that your build environment and the developer's may have different enough versions of autotools that macro incompatibility introduces more problems for
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by opello 3y ago
Only if you expand all the discussion they've hidden! Ignorance is bliss, right? > We are targeting to land support for IPv6 towards the beginning of next year. We will communicate updates on this issue. Was from 2023-10-01, I gues
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by opello 3y ago
Sorry if I came across as critical, I was mostly curious. In the last project I worked on with an FPGA (Xilinx Zynq) and cameras, the embedded system that had fairly strict power budget and IIRC the whole design could dissipate something li
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by opello 3y ago
I think that's a reasonable distinction to make. I also think it's more like "firmware" insofar as it's a squishy, environment-dependent usage. It seems unreasonable to me to cite the name "application specifi
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by opello 3y ago
FPGAs are ASICs. :) The benefit being highlighted is that the "executable code" of the system is stored in volatile memory. The same can be done for a more traditional software system.
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by opello 3y ago
Was there not an idea ahead of time based on the components in the design how much power might possibly pass through the image processor or FPGA?
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by opello 3y ago
> Personally I'm convinced something happened in my body that made everything easier while I was "sick". There's evidence that shows major life events can lead to it being easier to adopt changes in behavior, like a n
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by opello 3y ago
I'm pretty sure we know this isn't true at all. Diet is the greatest contributing factor to weight gain or loss. Exercise will make you healthier. In your example, cardio (e.g. high-intensity interval training), will give you a
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by opello 3y ago
And the follow-up study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S258953702... The conclusion to the follow-up study might have a clue to (1.): > The addition of supervised exercise to obesity ph
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by opello 3y ago
I'm assuming the Orinoco Gold goes to "war driving" more than "war dialing." And agreed, many hours spent dialing and driving around with friends, laptops, serial cables attached to GPS devices, and wifi antennas.
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by opello 3y ago
I remember there being a fairly strict set of encoding tools and formats within the ATSC standards for broadcast video. I did a little searching (Wikipedia and atsc.org) but could only find mention of extensions to add H.264 and then only
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by opello 3y ago
Unfortunately across the various links ([1] [2] [3] [4]) there aren't really many details that answer those questions (that I was also curious about). [1] https://docs.docker.com/trusted-content/dvp-program/
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by opello 3y ago
There was an interesting "hack" of changing time zones at the time change points instead of trying to adopt permanent DST, instead of a trigger law for if/when federal law allows permanent DST.
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by opello 3y ago
And this exemplifies the political problem that would be better off tossing a coin and being done with it. Because what would be better depends on your position in the time zone and with where in the day one values daylight hours. There&#x
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by opello 3y ago
In this example it seems peculiar, if not incorrect, for the adjective (verbatim) to come after the adjectival noun (markdown).
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by opello 3y ago
It absolutely has to be more nuanced than "there's exabytes of pcaps somewhere" because cloning repositories, pushing branches, backups, these things would basically end up being nasty amplification attacks against the abilit
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by opello 3y ago
Sure, but even if it's a typo for verbatim, I still don't quite understand what "a markdown verbatim" would mean where verbatim is the noun. I've always thought of the daringfireball.net[1] page as the authoritative
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by opello 3y ago
Does anyone know what a "markdown verbatism" is? In trying to find out what a "verbatism" the best I could do was a typo of "verbatim" but that doesn't quite map to "markdown formatted literal."
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by opello 3y ago
> The only other step is moving a single capacitor to get the GPU to recognize the extra 8GB of memory. https://youtu.be/dd5DzUaDX8g?t=925 Sure looks like they moved two resistors. I'm kind of curious how they know
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by opello 3y ago
https://www.mrfdev.com/enhancer-for-youtube This has an option to makes Shorts less objectionable, in addition to allowing control over a lot of the things in the YouTube experience that I find annoying anyway.
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by opello 3y ago
If this were attached to a noun like "units" (e.g. Munits, like Mb in Megabits) I'd think the SI was a reasonable place from which to draw guidance. But it's attached to the number which to my eye seems like the account
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by opello 3y ago
It's because in finance/accounting the MM is taken from Roman Numerals. I'm not sure why it's got magically implicit multiplication instead of the standard Roman Numeral reading (2000 for MM) but such is life. Interesti
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by opello 3y ago
That's pretty awesome! I was reading along and thinking to myself "why aren't we taking these tee-shirts to a mass spectrometer?!" I figured maybe mass spectroscopy wasn't quite the end all be all tool I was imagin
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by opello 3y ago
Is it unreasonably pedantic to want the title here to be "20MM" since the original post was "20 Million" and the "thousand thousand" abbreviation should be correctly used?

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