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by rasz 8mo ago
Turns out it wasnt just one neo. 5 planes total, ~500 passengers. https://www.rtl.de/news/lufthansa-gibt-zu-500-passagiere-ueb...
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by rasz 8mo ago
Are their secret service this bad or is it tactful diplomacy to not say out loud the demented one has no Hospital ships to send because both are in dry dock right now? It was a lie to deflect from the news Danes just rescued US Sailor http
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by rasz 8mo ago
Its a $4 part doing 40MB/s over USB 2.0, hard to beat even 20 years after it was introduced.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Thats what I was thinking, tell AI to add translation to a codebase already tested in production. But even without AI doing all the work fx2lp ata bridge reference design is in C and very readable
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by rasz 8mo ago
>700,000 Kimwolf-infected bots Shouldnt this be fantastic news? a list of 700K IPs with infected devices ready for distribution to affected ISPs who can turn off internet until users fix their crap.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Failed or followed spirit of No Child Left Behind Act? That was Republican legislation if I remember correctly.
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by rasz 8mo ago
or good oldshool USB 2.0 Cypress FX2LP CY7C68013A or its Chinese clone Corebai CBM9002A cy4611b___usb_2_0_usb_to_ata_reference_design https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/62992.pdf Back around 2005 a lot of USB HDD enclo
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by rasz 8mo ago
>I don't think they "ran it through an AI image generator" to scrub it I mean they do have original in the repo https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/learn/blob/c266367ec0eb1f7f...
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by rasz 8mo ago
insert recent tiktak meme of people putting loaf of bread under faucet watching it fall apart quite quickly while US one acts like plastic sponge
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by rasz 8mo ago
> $0.50-$1 FPGA no such thing, 5V tolerant buffers will run you more than that
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by rasz 8mo ago
With that attitude you will be shot on the spot for resisting.
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by rasz 8mo ago
"allied troops stayed a little back, a little off the front lines in Afghanistan" its like a self fulfilling prophecy
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by rasz 8mo ago
Euro program didnt falter. Germans went in demanding input on design and were told to calm down.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Remember reading same story 5 years ago and looks like nothing changed. >“The system is currently working just fine, but we know that with each increasing year, risk of data degradation on the floppy disks increases and that at some poin
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by rasz 8mo ago
This is very bad. No filtering, all transmissions on harmonics. Emotes in readme, emotes in scripts, emotes in source files, lol libs used = LLMed up the ass. Someone pointed Claude (yes, CLAUDE.md is in the repo) at https://gith
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by rasz 8mo ago
Not if you "scan" them by recording 4K video of someone flipping page after page, you know to teach multi modal models.
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by rasz 8mo ago
> Amazon's $200b and Google's $180b investment Last time I checked you cant build Chip Fabs with cloud credits.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Only expected if its Seagate. Backblaze Hitachi drives had miniscule failure rates thru their whole life cycle.
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by rasz 8mo ago
Big commodore Kernal vibes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KERNAL#The_name
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by rasz 8mo ago
cartel drones turned out to be birthday balloon, from the horses propaganda mouthpiece https://www.foxnews.com/politics/us-military-shot-down-party...
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by rasz 8mo ago
>technology used to create GIFs posthumously hired Stephen Wilhite?
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by rasz 8mo ago
I was serving >50K accounts gaming forum with ~10K daily users hitting us multiple times a day on a Pentium 133 desktop LAMP server back in 2000. Kids these days :-)
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by rasz 8mo ago
>Say what you want about Elon but X is where all the investors and tech execs are You could say the same thing about certain Island not to long ago, its where business and world leaders are!
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by rasz 8mo ago
I got it down to 200KB using normal png encoder and just limiting number of colors, but it should be replaced with tiny SVG.
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by rasz 8mo ago
>I doubt that people think it's the engineering teams that are the problem Did you forget Microsoft engineering response to Casey Muratori "Extremely slow performance when processing virtual terminal sequences"? "I be
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by rasz 8mo ago
>They'll have to "partner" with some company that's in the business of building a database of IDs and biometrics to do AI things with. Palantir? /s
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by rasz 9mo ago
>Enriching the disassembly with known constants and labels is great speaking of PC BIOSes there is/was a great disassembler called Sourcer https://corexor.wordpress.com/2015/12/09/sourcer-and-windows..
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by rasz 9mo ago
You mean like tariffs on your allies? Like telling your neighbors you are going to annex them? Like telling one of your allies you are leaning on non military ways of stealing their land? How about publishing in the open you will be fundin
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by rasz 9mo ago
1979 if you really want CRTs to be called GPU :) https://bitsavers.org/components/intel/8275/1979_8275.pdf Used on Intel made iSBX270 video board http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/intel/i
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by rasz 9mo ago
American American or 'American' with account registered in Nigeria/India using VPN to post on social media? "How X's new location feature exposed big US politics accounts" https://www.bbc.com/ne

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