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porbelm
4y ago
If this was interesting, and you're ever in eastern Norway, our oldest city Tønsberg have been building ships the old way for years now. They started with Saga Oseberg, a copy of the Oseberg ship, ten years ago (here's the launch:
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porbelm
4y ago
What does this have to do with tracking his plane using public data? This is not about tracking his, or Grimes' or any other ex's car; not even about stalking them.
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4y ago
The SLAAC should not change after the host has generated it during installation / first connection, as long as you don't reinstall the OS etc. It's basically no problem. Even better: I can set my own ::/64 so personal se
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4y ago
Wow, it has 128 GB of ROM! Upgradable to 256 GB! I wonder what's with the operating system that takes up so much space. And no mention of user storage.
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4y ago
> yoke forward > throttle max Scary stuff, this could work!
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4y ago
Use a helmet all the time anyway. Something might happen and you fly over the handlebars, like when my front splash guard broke off, jammed between the wheel and the fork, and sent me flying at 20mph. Glad I wore a helmet.
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4y ago
How many heard of Mel's Hack through the Jargon File? Worth a read for the computing and UNIX history (no comments about the author though). http://www.catb.org/jargon/
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4y ago
A loose connector on my RX580 did the same to me, could never explain the weird resets even with power draw diagnosis until I opened the case and just "wtf" So happy it didn't burn up now!
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4y ago
Fiber Token Ring?
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4y ago
I imagine Dr. Su a couple of years ago whispered to a couple of lead technicians "you are going to start a little garage side project here at AMD; it will be the future" AMD releases 32-core + ARM APUs
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4y ago
Poor quality floaters, the mechanism gets stuck. Quick fix. But a common problem? Nah.
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4y ago
Too much work. Just blackhole all requests originating from India in the firewall, as a start.
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4y ago
Oh if something /ever/ begged to be goatse'd
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4y ago
Just blackhole every request originating from India. After a while the developers will ask why their users are mad that they get ads all the time. You then give them the finger, tell them to get their lists elsewhere, or pay for access due
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4y ago
Well at least it led to the top post atm, which mentions a FOSS Unity-based pinball designer project :)
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4y ago
Nah, I found WinUAE to be excellent and problem-free.
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4y ago
95 GB? I remember when it was like 2 GB haha
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4y ago
Holy crap, not a single line of sketchwork! Amazing.
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4y ago
Switched to US layout on everything (because brackets and gt / lt are SO much more conveniently placed) and having to use an ISO keyboard now is just pain. My hands forgot.
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4y ago
You had a Courier or nothing. They were amazing if your ISP (or warez bbs) had them at the other end. Proprietary compression / connection algorithms, I guess? Pretty much the only modem I got ACTUAL 56K speeds with was a Courier V.34
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4y ago
And FUCK the input settings not keeping properly after saving. Try plugging in a laptop, set the input to "PC", save the input config. All good. But if you unplug the laptop from HDMI, either end? Setting lost, back to default. Ug
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4y ago
Will this make my TV able to remember input settings for the HDMI ports? It resets if the device is unplugged, and it's really annoying to have to go to the settings and change the HDMI2 input to "PC" every time I plug in the
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4y ago
It's a piezo speaker without a case around it, so yeah it will sound harsh. I guess you mean the sound missing is kind of like that hollow resonance from the casing that you get in a 3,5" drive; a bit like the thock from typing on
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4y ago
Get that thing in a case with some sort of muffling to decrease the volume and reduce some of the highest frequencies, and this would be spot on.
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4y ago
It thought most WiFi routers these days auto-adjusted their channel based on other nearby signals?
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4y ago
It was not THAT hard to find? The first result for "mudge whistleblower report pdf" was https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/22186683/twitter-whis... But not being able to verify the source I looked at
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4y ago
Awesome that the "TVs in India" site compaq.tv has an SSL certificate that expired A YEAR AGO
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4y ago
Well I've gotten blocked from being delivered Outlook-hosted mail because my primary MX is on a Linode block that at times get listed with UCEProtect (level 3 even!!!) Why can't the big ones just check SPF and DKIM etc and let us
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4y ago
For photos? A VPS with PhotoPrism. Mail? A VPS with Mailcow. Everything else? A... you see where this is going.
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4y ago
But for the specific production run of hard drives combined with the specific production run of laptop casings etc, with today's manufacturing tolerances, it will be a problem.
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