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by piperswe 5y ago
In many areas, the FM signal is digital "HD Radio," which does introduce some lag
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by piperswe 5y ago
Wow! Is this for residential or commercial service?
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by piperswe 5y ago
xcode-select only installs the command-line tools, not the full IDE.
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by piperswe 5y ago
I think that logo signs ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_sign ) are sufficient for helping the public find things.
755.
by piperswe 5y ago
"You see your honor, according to this spacetime diagram..."
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by piperswe 5y ago
Given what I know about the JPL's engineering process, they probably have a binder full of a few hundred pages of documentation archived somewhere.
757.
by piperswe 5y ago
You probably could've used `HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.toDataURL.call` on the canvas element
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by piperswe 5y ago
My current daily driver is a Model 3. I think Teslas are a great gateway to the world of electric vehicles because they get people interested in the concept and introduce them to how driving an EV can be. I don't plan on my next daily
759.
by piperswe 5y ago
With multiple databases you get the advantage of being able to run tests in parallel, so even though they might be the same under the hood they offer interfaces that suit quite different use cases
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by piperswe 5y ago
They've already announced this week that they're working on it! https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-socket-workers/
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by piperswe 5y ago
It is, I was mostly just making a jab at NVIDIA.
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by piperswe 5y ago
Intel does a surprisingly fantastic job of open-sourcing things. They're one of the biggest contributors to the Linux kernel, and the official drivers for their integrated GPUs are in the mainline kernel. I wouldn't be surprised i
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by piperswe 5y ago
Could we get the title changed to "ct.css – Let’s take a look inside your <head>"? It looks like some got cut off.
764.
by piperswe 5y ago
Cloudflare Spectrum can already protect arbitrary TCP services, such as SMTP or IMAP
765.
by piperswe 5y ago
I have a Synology NAS running a TFTP server with the netboot.xyz payload, and I configured the DHCP server on my UDM Pro ( https://store.ui.com/products/udm-pro ) to announce the NAS's IP address as the netboot serv
766.
by piperswe 5y ago
It appears that you're saying the Analogue is piggybacking on piracy, but from what I can tell they don't want you pirating games on their consoles.
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by piperswe 5y ago
WebAssembly isn't a Lisp, it just happens to have an s-expr representation
768.
by piperswe 5y ago
You might be thinking of the APA style guide. I think the parent was talking about the AP Stylebook, which is the style guide used by the Associated Press.
769.
by piperswe 5y ago
According to the website: "Analogue Pocket does not play copyrighted rom files, it plays legacy game cartridges via the cartridge slot. To play a game in Library you will need to insert the game cartridge to play it."
770.
by piperswe 5y ago
I have my home network configured with netboot.xyz, which provides a similar experience except without using USB at all.
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by piperswe 5y ago
Vaccines are free and we do everything we can to make them easy to get, whereas getting ID that's acceptable for voting has many hurdles that can be insurmountable for many people. Born in another state and lost birth certificate in a
772.
by piperswe 5y ago
+1 800 555-1234 and +1 900 555-1234 are also very different things, with one being toll-free and the other being pay-per-call, and people seem to be able to understand that
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by piperswe 5y ago
Texas Government Code, Sec. 617.003. Prohibition on Strikes by Public Employees. (a) Public employees may not strike or engage in an organized work stoppage against the state or a political subdivision of the state. (b) A public employee wh
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by piperswe 5y ago
Minor correction: this article says the Texas State Teachers Association is a union, but it is just an advocacy organization since teachers' licenses can be revoked for collective bargaining.
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by piperswe 5y ago
Sadly, it is debated and controversial to some, though it's unknown if "widely" would apply. Either way, this is likely malicious compliance, so the specifics don't matter all that much.
776.
by piperswe 5y ago
Fair enough, but for that price it's hard to beat. Sadly, getting another rack is cheaper than another power circuit though.
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by piperswe 5y ago
Basically, think of a monad as a Promise. Rather, a Promise is more-or-less an example of a monad. (Yes, I know that due to some technicalities it isn't, but it behaves like one for the purposes of this comment) Mapping a monad is equi
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by piperswe 5y ago
Yep, I was trying to make a Facebook account to _give them money through Facebook ads_, and they decided for some reason that I'm not real. I wanted to appeal this decision so I could _give them money_, but there's no way to conta
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by piperswe 5y ago
With Nix, any network I/O is done through "fixed-output derivations." Fixed-output derivations define the expected hash of their outputs, so if they don't produce the expected output they throw an error.
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by piperswe 5y ago
I have had to. I pay $400/month for the following: - A 42U cabinet - A 15A 120V circuit - An unmetered 1Gbps IP transit link All at a proper datacenter, namely Hurricane Electric's fmt2 facility. Includes a /29 of IPv4 and

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