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by realo 3y ago
What about industrial IoT? Even if a manufacturer publishes updates, the clients would likely not want to change anything, often. If you have a plant with 1,000 units of gizmo-A and update them during a week-end and now 200 of them do not d
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by realo 3y ago
Yes yes and yes! I have been using a small Supernote (A6X) for a long time now and it has become indispensable. The hardware is good, the writing experience is excellent, a good calendar application, the battery lasts a long time, etc... Bu
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by realo 3y ago
Very... Particularly when the CEO announces half of those present are sacked...
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by realo 3y ago
One thing I find amazing is the diversity of UAP vehicles. It used to be saucers, then silvery orbs, tic tac pills, triangles with bright lights , and now during the hearing we learn about dark cubes in translucent spheres! I mean... how ma
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by realo 3y ago
Well... I can understand why quite a bit of specialized knowledge would be needed. You have to know your flowers well, know how to operate the refrigeration machinery, what flower keeps at which temperature, what to do if your flowers seem
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by realo 3y ago
At the speed of light, photons travel about 1 foot per nanosecond. In other words, a modern 2 GHz processor would have time to execute at least one instruction between the time photons leave the screen, and the moment they reach your retina
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by realo 3y ago
Well... OP does mention that SF has an operating budget of 14 billion dollars per year... I am pretty sure that _something_ could be done with even a small portion of that _yearly_ ingress of capital.
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by realo 3y ago
Interesting... Why not buy something like this instead? Granted the M1 mac will be a gazillion times faster and whether or not you actually need that speed for a home automation server is for you to decide, of course. https://ww
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by realo 3y ago
I guess "it depends"... My internet-connected smart phone allows me to pay securely for things, unlock the public city bikes for local transit, find quickly directions for a place, provide me answers to questions, read books at th
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by realo 3y ago
I have exactly the same issue with an Embody chair from Herman Miller. Not sure if it is the fabric or the piston, but definitely suspected static since I got the chair. The screen does not seem to age prematurely because of this.
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by realo 3y ago
Very much so: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bird-brains-have-...
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by realo 4y ago
I'm with you there! Be happy if you can flash a led... happier if you have two speeds... and Nirvana if it is a multi-color led. Intense jealousy of your colleagues who have TWO leds on their boards!
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by realo 4y ago
The best way to prevent cheating is to forbid all calculators during the exam ...
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by realo 4y ago
Interesting. Now suppose some advanced alien had the power to advance _you_ to his level of sentience , thus cutting you off from everything you have known and loved, including your family. Would you let the alien do that?
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by realo 4y ago
Presented that way, jail does not look so bad ...
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by realo 4y ago
I was born and live in Quebec… Indeed, maple syrup is like wine. No two years are exactly the same, some taste better and of course price is not always a good indication. Exactly like wine… The highest quality of maple syrup you can get is
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by realo 4y ago
“Chopper” seems modern and quite well suited too … particularly for dogs with big teeth …
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by realo 4y ago
Huh? A very high quality cut of beef, when well prepared, does not need any seasoning at all.
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by realo 4y ago
Ah yes... I have seen something like that in a previous place I worked. One team was building a gizmo that could detect the difference between the exhaust of a fighter jet engine and the deployed countermeasures (for a missile, say). Anothe
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by realo 4y ago
Houses? Look at all the nice victorian houses built 100-150 years ago, for ‘average’ professionals. Solid wood doors everywhere, nicely finished walls , brass fixtures etc… Compare this with the garbage we have in today’s McMansions … and
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by realo 4y ago
Maybe just a few specific MAC adresses?
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by realo 4y ago
Aaahhh... Motif! This reminds me of the time when I replaced Solaris & Motif on my SUN workstation by Linux and KDE. KDE looked much nicer than Motif, to my young eyes. The workstation felt faster after the switch, but maybe I was bias
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by realo 4y ago
Your “Trump nationalists” is a bit too indulgent for what they really are. Try “Trump’s gang of domestic terrorists” instead, for what they actually are and/or represent. Then what you call “the middle” suddenly takes on a very differe
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by realo 4y ago
Hum… I _did_ go there and got transported into something straight out of the 90’s , made by a 16-year old boy. Did not find part 1 of the article, though. Sorry.
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by realo 4y ago
In my experience ‘A’ players don’t just ‘work’. They have a passion about what they do and just fulfill their passion with work that happens to be useful to others. ‘B’ players, though… they indeed just do a job through the day. No passio
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by realo 4y ago
Well… IMHO trying to solve our climate change issues with geoengineering seems similar to the USA trying solve their gun issues by putting even more guns in circulation. Does not fix the root causes and I don’t see how it can work long-term
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by realo 4y ago
Another low tech solution: feed them occasionally on your balcony… birds are smart and they will not poo in their food plate. Cooked pasta works well, nothing will be left when they leave.
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by realo 5y ago
This app contains a large dictionary of swedish words. Could it be possible that it is rejected simply because none of the reviewers know swedish well enough to guarantee that there is no “taboo “ word in the list?
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by realo 5y ago
Here you go: https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/national-international/ji...
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by realo 5y ago
There is no reason for the NYT snobism. Americans also make great « Comic book » art. Here is an example: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maus Yes… this is definitely art in my book.

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