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Arma Reforger released on Steam
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Foam
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To add on: Older processes also have lower static current consumption due to less leakage from bigger features. They are quantitatively better in many applications for low power or high precision.
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Yup, but not everywhere
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That doesn't mean humans can't hate them for shitting everywhere, however. These solutions discussed here aren't fatal or invasive. The birds don't die and they're free to leave.
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Dura Mater
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That Lain Iwakura is amazing. Did she start off as the lady in the IDA Pro logo? Also does anybody have the original pixel design? I'd love to devandalize it but I'm no good at pixel art
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2GHz, 2-port VNA adapter for SDRs
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Talking with the Moon: Inside Apollo's premodulation processor
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Ancient ‘Tanks’? Chariots, Scythed Chariots and Carroballistae
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Microfabrication is quite an art. Being able to image pieces of copper down to such ludicrously small sizes with techniques like EUV and optical proximity correction is already quite advanced. Doing it for high temperature superconductors l
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Info Diet: Tandem CEO Rajiv Ayyangar
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We didn’t just “flatten” this curve, we crushed it
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The Promise of Open Source EDA Software
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Visualizing Performance-Critical Dependency Chains
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Now I wonder how we allow companies to try to squeeze every drop of profit from life saving devices. Smoke detectors cost a good few tens of bucks here in US, and they still feel the need to use ionization instead of photoelectric? I'v
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My father-in-law’s old notebooks
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Not all sites offer that, especially smaller ones. I've had to deal with this before, and even emailing every contact email I could find doesn't help. I ended up changing the passphrases of all the other services instead.
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LTE downlink: reference signals and transmit diversity
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So its "intention" that is hard to replicate by machines, huh. How far is the day when the first machine decide to make something truly for its own sake?
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When is a ‘tank’ not a tank?
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The semiconductor bust – still coming?
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That sounds like an absolute logistical nightmare. Instead of trying to match voltage and capacitance and dielectric (ESR & tempco), why not match by purpose? And furthermore, it's the designer's job to try to use as few varia
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There are some reasonable reasons, like how it may speed up passing regulations. I believe RPi used some integrated WiFi modules that had certification done separately. And yeah, there's a lot of passives in those modules that I would
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To Start Building a Community, Master These Two Concepts
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A Faster Lexer in Go
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Cellular Landscapes: Protein Synthesis
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Neon glow lamps: more than simple light sources
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Isn't that just the nature of exploring things that are hard to experiment/interact with? (It would be difficult to directly speed up time on cosmological scales or manipulate galactic clusters for experimentation) How wikipedia e
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Those melted hand-taped traces are wonderful. It's high technology, from a more civilized age. It's too bad that the best software for making those organic PCB layouts, TopoR, is super obscure (and I'm worried being basically
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