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by realo 9y ago
Ah yes... the infamous garlic from China in my local supermarket. https://www.google.ca/search?q=chinese+garlic Personally, I avoid it.
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by realo 9y ago
Of course you can protect those lines against drones: just bury them. Stop using aerial lines. There are always issues, though. A few years ago, in my city, a neighborhood had an opportunity to vote for aerial or buried. Even though ´bur
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by realo 9y ago
Not quite there yet... but ... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flint,_Michigan
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by realo 9y ago
Well... There is this thing called "hate speech", you know... And at least here in Canada, it is totally illegal. No freedom there at all. Is hate speech allowed in the US, in the name of "freedom" and "amendments&
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by realo 10y ago
Fits inside your phone, my friend. Phone... :)
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by realo 10y ago
FLAVOR: All 3 flavors (installer) HEADLINE: Allow installer option to boot from a _compressed_ ZFS rootfs (not btrfs) DESCRIPTION: Using ZFS for a rootfs, make full use of its capabilities (snapshots, compression, etc...). ROLE/AFILI
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by realo 10y ago
Yes, modern computers are fast. How fast? The speed of light is about 300,000 km/s. That translates to roughly 1 ns per foot (yeah, I mix up my units... I'm Canadian...) THUS, a computer with a clock speed of 2 GHz will be able
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by realo 10y ago
One more: * Just run unattended, bug free, 24/7, for a year. Very tricky.
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by realo 10y ago
Here is this moderately complex embedded system. Simple challenge: the system must run 24/7, without interruption, for at least a year. Bug free. Quite the tricky thing to achieve.
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by realo 10y ago
Are you aware that most music apps like Spotify allow you to pre-load music? You can download thousands of tunes in an hour or so, from any wifi hotspot. No advertisements either. Then you play it back in your car. Weeks of music, if you w
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by realo 10y ago
The guy (girl?) you describe in the second sentence is very obvious to identify. The problem is not there. I am in Quebec City. A terrorist killed 6 people here a few weeks ago. A young, quiet, white catholic guy with clean looks. He kil
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by realo 10y ago
I have a question... Suppose the suspect Alice only has a portion of the key. Someone else (Bob...) has the remaining key bits. Alice is busted, and 'compelled to give the key', and DOES provide her portion of the key. Bob is nev
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by realo 10y ago
You are right in saying that autonomous cars, as we envision them for the near future, require some form of "proper" infrastructure to be able to perform (safely). However you are wrong in seemingly thinking that this infrastruct
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by realo 10y ago
Notability works well for me.
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by realo 10y ago
Maybe I am too old, but from my vantage point, "Computer Science" and "Algorithmic Science" are really two entirely separate fields. Computer Science is exactly what the OP talks about: computers, CPUs, implementation d
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by realo 10y ago
Well... parent's post starts as a question, and then proceeds with some seemingly authoritative descriptions. It has no quotation marks and, as written, can not really be interpreted in the way you mention. Given the actual text in th
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by realo 10y ago
Wow. This is sick. Rape has nothing to do with sex or marriage, and everything to do with consent. "Rape" occurs whenever there is no consent. Yes, you can have marital rape. Obviously. If there was no consent, then it is rape
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by realo 10y ago
As per the book: weight : 1,507 lb Dense construction.
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by realo 10y ago
One of the sentences at the beginning: ==== “They start talking and the next thing you will have a love marriage or she will run away with a boy,” said Mr. Balbi. ==== Oh the horror! A love marriage? No no no... we cannot have that here...
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by realo 10y ago
Well... I listen to Netflix-originated content a lot. None of the original Netflix shows were produced by the legacy TV industry... and I am perfectly ok with that. The quality is quite high. So yes. If the legacy TV industry does not cha
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by realo 10y ago
this is an awesome idea, but the other way around... only allow fingerprint in white listed locations.
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by realo 10y ago
You have to think forward to understand Musk. Which would you prefer? Going at 100 km/h with autopilot on today's highways, sharing the road with people without autopilot, or going at 250 km/h with autopilot on a highway whe
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by realo 10y ago
Well... Actually it would seem that Scotland would really like to become independent and be part of the EU. That article should have considered Edimburg, even if it might have been a journalistic faux-pas.
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by realo 10y ago
This would have been very,, very useful and immensely popular in the Embedded world (and all those Internet-Of-Thingies). Intel: make this work on some future generation of Baytrail, with a proper version of Linux (Yocto comes to mind), and
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by realo 10y ago
They sell color "standards". And this applies not just to printed matter, but also to colored objects. You have different books for "Matte" and "Glossy" and also one for "Fabrics".
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by realo 10y ago
Well... it is a bit more complicated than that... "Câlisse-moi patience" : leave me alone "J'ai décalissé le char" : I wrecked the car "Tabarnak-moi patience" : NOT USED. NO ONE SAYS THAT.
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by realo 10y ago
Yes, tabarnak has a verb form: "Je vais t'en tabarnaker une si tu continues." e.g. "I will (provide you violently) a punch you if you continue." tabarnaker: to do with violence
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by realo 10y ago
I already have an excellent HP41C emulator on my iPhone... this is not what I am talking about. It is the physical experience of holding an HP41 (or older HP2x) calculator in hands, and the feel of the keys. Nothing comes close today. Also,
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by realo 10y ago
HP48GX on eBay : 365$. Now you may weep...
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by realo 10y ago
RPN HP calculators: HP29C (my first one) and HP41C (did university with it). A long time ago, some demon soul from hell decided to kill them product lines. The world never was the same, afterwards.

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