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by poizan42 8y ago
Hitting 0.07% of the market with a free service in a few days is not impressive, do you really need a source for that?
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by poizan42 8y ago
> and possibly write a Linux kernel module that provided a NT-compatible driver ABI NDISwrapper, Captive NTFS, Linuxant? Sure none of them implement(s|ed) the whole interface, but it shows that it is far from an impossible task.
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by poizan42 8y ago
> though I no longer get annual flu shots and lots of people are very quick to demonize me as an antivaxxer over that detail. I assume you are american? Here on the other side of the pond (I'm in Denmark) the flu shot is only being
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by poizan42 8y ago
It is SAT that is NP-complete. SMT may be undecidable depending on your theories.
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by poizan42 8y ago
Everything in this[0] list is thought to be stable. The rest will eventually decay into those. If proton decay exists then everything will eventually decay into something lighter such as pions and positrons (we are talking 10^36-10^43 years
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by poizan42 8y ago
Besides not being a declaration it really is gibberish - calling a null pointer is undefined behaviour. I believe the correct way of calling a function at address zero is ((void( )(void))(intptr_t)0)(); which is merely implementation define
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by poizan42 8y ago
Well, Trey Harris at least claims that it really happened ( but he may have taken liberty with some details): https://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail-faq.html
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by poizan42 8y ago
I think other commenters have already sufficiently explained this, but just to make it clear: Any wire functions as an antenne, also in a normal circuit where it is connected to something. The length of the wire will cause more radiation fr
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by poizan42 8y ago
> When you use UART, you have the other end of the wire terminated with another circuit. (i.e. The energy goes to into the connecting circuit.) The other end is likely a MOSFET with an input impedance on the order of 10 GΩ...
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by poizan42 8y ago
He connected a regular wire to it... That's kinda how you use a UART.
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by poizan42 8y ago
But he doesn't have any amplification. Nothing is happening here that doesn't happen already with normal use of the UART. If what he is doing here is illegal then the RF pollution from using the UART normally would be too.
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by poizan42 8y ago
A more realistic approach for a cross-platform WPF might be to start with Mono's Moonlight (as Silverlight and WPF have a lot in common) - this could now be speed up by using parts of WPF. However in 10 years no one has cared enough to
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by poizan42 8y ago
> I've had pretty bad experiences with btrfs in the distant past. Around a decade ago I had all my company laptops using btrfs and it worked great, as long as we didn't get >80% usage or something. It worked well for around
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by poizan42 8y ago
Probably because ODBC is old technology, if you had been developing Windows software in the late 90'ies you would probably have known.
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by poizan42 8y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Our last common ancestor might have been something like [0] (the sister clade to Nephrozoa which is the latest common clade between us and octopuses). They just have sortof a nerve-net spread out over their bo
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by poizan42 8y ago
A keyboard you can't touch type on? And they are showing the home-row notches on the J and F keys on the display like that makes a difference? I think I'll pass.
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by poizan42 8y ago
I love the comments above. // Massive bunches of cheat shit // to keep it from being easy to figure them out. // Yeah, right...
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by poizan42 8y ago
The name choice is unfortunate, "Write" was the name of WordPad before Windows 95, even to this day if you write "write" in the run dialog in Windows it will open WordPad.
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Why so Spurious? (BlackHat 2018)(docs.google.com)
3 points by poizan42 8y ago|0 comments
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by poizan42 8y ago
I think slram is deprecated in favor of phram, though I'm not really sure what what the differences are besides giving length rather than end offset in the arguments to phram. The only information I can really find is this[0] post from
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by poizan42 8y ago
OSX/macOS, minix and for a time FreeBSD[0] [0] https://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/shebang/ (See table near bottom)
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by poizan42 8y ago
Take a look at the edit history for the Wikipedia page[0]. This one takes the cake: > I work at the company and the group of people that added this part just stole the code of the company and try to replicate the code. They give a bad in
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by poizan42 8y ago
Time will tell, but at least NPR takes it serious enough that they added their "opt in" page[1]. [1]: At least from within the EU their page has been redirecting to https://choice.npr.org/index.html?origin=https:&#
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by poizan42 8y ago
The EdgeRouter Lite 3 also happens to be one of the few generally available Mips64 platforms (Cavium OCTEON CN5020). Actually I have just ordered its big brother EdgeRouter Lite 4. It costs double as much, but it also packs a quad-core 1GHz
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by poizan42 8y ago
This is also a dark pattern by NPR. It is nice to have a plaintext version available, but 1. The "DECLINE AND VISIT PLAIN TEXT SITE" button does not go to the text version of the article, and you have to actually figure out that t
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by poizan42 8y ago
I don't understand how this happened. Why would a client appending the port in the Host: header result in the server giving that reply? Is it a default joke reply if the npm repository server is confused?
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by poizan42 8y ago
The price for the initial batch was $999 a piece. Unless you can buy one from one of the initial backers I think you will have to wait for them to produce more of them.
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by poizan42 8y ago
Ironically that is a misattribution, see https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/a/32944
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by poizan42 8y ago
Don't do that, it will degrade the image quality. Use exiftran instead as it will do lossless rotation.
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by poizan42 8y ago
He did his presentation in english at FrOSCon 2015, can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=95&v=c0O6UXrOZJo

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