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by pxx 5y ago
Didn't they try rescinding this deal? https://www.consumerreports.org/printers/hp-ends-free-ink-fo... Regardless, the "free subscription" is no longer a thing that is available for purchase. It also does
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by pxx 5y ago
Remember, the "I" in "IM" stands for "incriminating".
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by pxx 5y ago
> But what happens when there’s no negative voltage? Well, in that case, there’s no ground... you’ll get a much worse fate: Athena without sound. Wait, I don't understand. Why not just connect pins 2 and 6 to ground? You'll get
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by pxx 5y ago
Aren't the block sizes too small? gzip uses 64k block sizes and it seems like the compressed sizes are several times larger.
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by pxx 6y ago
I'm not convinced. Yes, there's a use after free (since fixed), but it's there before the patch too.
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by pxx 6y ago
In perl you would want to use `or` instead of `||` to take advantage of the low precedence, so you can type things like `dostuff $foo or die` which is logically 'do stuff, and if it fails, die' as opposed to 'die if $foo is f
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by pxx 6y ago
This is incredibly expensive compared to the Amazon plan. You understand that you are paying more in premiums than the premium _plus_ out-of-pocket maximums of these plans, right? A quick Google search gives https://www.premera.c
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by pxx 6y ago
Can you describe or point to a simpler (or any) apparatus that would be capable of this result?
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by pxx 6y ago
But it doesn't. The experimental procedure seems to involve a spinning disk that either allows light to travel through its entire diameter or not in an instantaneous fashion. I challenge you to try to fabricate such a device. You'
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by pxx 6y ago
Not entirely related, but a fun and interesting tangent: There's actually no way that we know of to measure the "one-way" speed of light, as the specific synchronization that you use (and this post uses to do its calculation)
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by pxx 6y ago
If you're getting `check failed: 0xffffffffffffffff != 0xffffffffffffffff (98)` make sure you're able to bind the default port (8080). You can run the symbolized version to see where the check occurs.
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by pxx 6y ago
I don't think a linked list that stores multiple elements really gets its own special name (beyond "unrolled") but you can read more about implementation considerations at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Un
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by pxx 6y ago
What? No it isn't. Smattering of links: https://www.ncsl.org/research/labor-and-employment/right-to-... https://legalbeagle.com/13720413-is-california-a-right-to-wo... https://en.w
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by pxx 6y ago
It seems pretty clear that one would not be allowed to photograph ballots when their identifying envelopes haven't been removed yet... The secret ballot is still a thing in most states.
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by pxx 6y ago
You can sometimes buy the additives separately. e.g. for Techron: https://amzn.to/33LH1RN
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by pxx 6y ago
What response? The only one, which agrees with it?
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by pxx 6y ago
It doesn't matter if you switch in that case. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24714612
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by pxx 6y ago
Nope. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24714612
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by pxx 6y ago
I noticed today that archive.is / archive.today is not accessible if you use CloudFlare DNS (1.1.1.1). History: https://twitter.com/archiveis/status/1018691421182791680
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by pxx 6y ago
This looks incredibly expensive and not competitive at all. Over $20 for a 1 lb package, over $60 for a 50 lb package from Oakland to Los Angeles and a quoted time of four days station to station. I can overnight a 50 lb package for $35, do
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by pxx 6y ago
You're thinking of the data structure commonly used for an LRU cache, not an LFU cache.
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by pxx 6y ago
That didn't work so well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_bag#United_States
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by pxx 6y ago
I wouldn't say it's "very" different as long as you make the code non-systematic. In a systematic code the first n blocks are the input data, but there's no reason you need to have it this way. Even the par2 format
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by pxx 6y ago
Your sentence contradicts itself. How can you make less than $38,600 when you're making $75,000? Also note that long-term capital gains are also taxed at the same rate as qualified dividends, but can be deferred into the future. Your a
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by pxx 6y ago
That's, uh, taking a cut, albeit a smaller one. You'll lose the cashback or other rewards that you would've gotten for using a credit card. Gift cards can also commonly be obtained for under face value.
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by pxx 6y ago
Smart & Final, the chain of warehouse food and supply stores, is named after a "J.S. Smart" and an "H.D. Final".
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by pxx 6y ago
You only need one data wire for 1-Wire buses, but it's even better than that: you'll note that the page talks about a "parasitic power mode". This chip (and other 1-Wire devices) operates in a mode where you only need tw
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Deep Chernoff Faces(ihatethefuture.com)
138 points by pxx 6y ago|33 comments
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by pxx 6y ago
Err. Why would it not? edit: more constructively, this seems to just use libtorrent in the backend, which supports the 'private' flag https://www.libtorrent.org/features.html . Though even if you didn't, it w
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by pxx 6y ago
This is mostly a hack back when SSL/TLS wasn't widespread. It doesn't work against an adversary that can intercept and change your packets ("Mallory"). If properly implemented, it can work against an adversary that

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