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by puetzk 8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/5y1r4h/kitchen...
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by puetzk 8y ago
> The last slide rule manufactured in the US was produced on July 11, 1976 Actually, ThinkGeek made a production run a couple years back (though I guess I don't know that they were US-made). Doesn't seem to still be on their we
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by puetzk 8y ago
Probably http://www.karmatics.com/aardvark/ ?
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by puetzk 8y ago
Note: this is only my guess, but it seems quite plausible that inhabited areas have been well-sampled for a long time, but some combination of 1) automated stations and satellite communication making it much easier/cheaper to sample re
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by puetzk 8y ago
There's also https://qmlweb.github.io/ , which renders QML into a DOM tree. Which will probably never be a full-featured an implementation as QML as one painting onto canvas, but is a lot more web-native.
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by puetzk 9y ago
Somewhat. The distinction I would make is not computer crimes vs other crimes, but rather the timeliness of the situation. For an emergency situation, or a case where a wanted individual enters the country anyway, I agree they'd be foo
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by puetzk 9y ago
We don't know whether he did or not. But if they have evidence to support arresting him, the US has an extradition treaty with Britain; they should have shared it and asked British authorities to make the arrest. And there very well ma
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by puetzk 9y ago
Presumably because this is the desktop package of .NET runtime? WPF is the GPU-accelerated GUI rendering library, it makes sense that it would have a DirectX dependency. AFAIK it has always had a DirectX dependency, just one that was met by
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by puetzk 10y ago
Probably https://download.lineageos.org/athene / http://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/athene/ (LineageOS is the successor to CyanogenMod). That supports Android 7.1 on lots of devices the manufa
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by puetzk 10y ago
You could also charge at something higher than 5V, to keep the current manageable. Something like 1.8A/50V would deliver 90W, same as 18A/5V, still be within most of the safety guidelines, and allow a pretty similar connector bulk
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by puetzk 10y ago
http://ncjolt.org/googles-distrust-of-chinese-digital-certif... CNNIC was the root of trust for a breach involving false certificates for gmail. They claim it was an accident. It might have been. It might not have been.
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by puetzk 10y ago
It does? git merge --strategy xyz means git will invoke git-merge-xyz to do the actual conflict resolution. It comes with a variety of built-in ones (see https://git-scm.com/docs/merge-strategies ) but you can write mor
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by puetzk 10y ago
Classic view is better for nested threads: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.oss.general/1994...
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by puetzk 10y ago
You can't, of course, see the additional colors that would be enabled by looking at his picture of the gamut, because your current monitor can't produce them :-)
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by puetzk 10y ago
The bug is still there, and my software still has to work around it in my CSV emitter (force redundant quoting so the first byte will be '"' instead). Boo, I say!
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by puetzk 11y ago
USBank Cash+ too. You have to pick categories each quarter. You get to pick though, which makes it more convenient than cards that just assign random categories.
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by puetzk 11y ago
Why is it preferable for the "credits" to be in units other than currency?
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by puetzk 11y ago
https://guardianproject.info/code/lildebi/
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by puetzk 11y ago
Then tell them to pay the $6 to support development. I think the osmand model (lite/demo with 10 map downloads, paid version with unlimited, open-source with full features for free but you have to know where to get it and how to instal
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by puetzk 11y ago
Graffiti is recognized by observing the strokes (direction, turns, etc) as it is drawn , with each pen lift/touch marking the characters. This is quite a different problem from doing OCR on it in a photograph, where you can (hopefully
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by puetzk 11y ago
I suspect you can have this already exists if you want it bat enough, given that rust generates llvm bitcode, and there is an llvm-cbe "target" architecture that just generates C. The results probably won't be well-optimized,
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by puetzk 12y ago
Yes, but music is even harder . I doubt most FPS shooters would suffer much at 60ms latency, but that's an 1/8 note at 120bpm. I would guess that for a jam session to feel OK, you'd want to be <15ms. Musical tracking has
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by puetzk 12y ago
As long as it's also capable of reproducible builds (and I would think the proofs would be very hard if the output is not even predictable!), you should be able to cross-build it from a certified platform, and bootstrap it from a trust
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by puetzk 12y ago
Yes, but font hinting takes advantage of the specific subpixel layout of your LCD (e.g is the order RGB left-to-right, top-to-bottom, two greens and forming a square, etc). If you take a screenshot and look at it on another monitor, it&#x27
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by puetzk 12y ago
The problem isn't focus, it's tracking rate. Hubble can take pictures of the moon, but not long exposures; it can't spin fast enough to follow the moon through its field of view, so it has to point where the Moon is going to
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by puetzk 12y ago
Re: "Cargo Cult" as a well-enough-known idiom: It's basically a shibboleth for "Are you a fan of Richard Feynman". I doubt very many people have actually heard of it directly, but his "Cargo Cult Science"
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by puetzk 12y ago
It's probably your apache, actually; 2.2 can't do ECDHE, even though the openssl in Debian 7 can. Sadly, this means IE doesn't get forward secrecy, because it can't do do DHE with RSA keys, only DSS.
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by puetzk 13y ago
The problem is the poor density: power stored is just mass * gravity * height. So if we want to store 1kWh, using a hole 500m deep (about the max for elevator cables, which seems analogous) this would need a 750kg weight. Storing the same a
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by puetzk 13y ago
Yes. You should make the connections in this order: 1) dead battery, positive terminal 2) live battery, positive terminal 3) live battery, negative terminal 4) dead car, unpainted steel on engine block bolt/alternator housing/chas
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by puetzk 13y ago
Mount the microphone/headphones in something like these? http://www.necomimi.com/ You might have to follow through on that "I would cheerfully sacrifice a good deal of social standing" part, though...

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