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by repiret 4y ago
If it’s a C-corp, then the corporation will have to pay income tax on its profit. If it’s an S-corp, then the owners will have to pay income tax of the corporate profits even if they do stay in the corporate coffers. Unless there’s another
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by repiret 4y ago
I’ve got a Brother HL5040 that I bought in 2004 for $200 that’s still going strong. That said, I find business grade HP laser printers superior to the Brother printers at that price point, and they don’t have any of the shenanigans you find
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by repiret 4y ago
Your point is taken, but to be pedantically correct, ARMv7-R has an optional DIV instruction.
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by repiret 4y ago
Quicksort isn’t stable.
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by repiret 4y ago
I’ve got that tool and I couldn’t be happier with it. Works good, does RJ11, supports pass-through RJ45, has the color coding on it so I don’t have to look it up. Not too pricy too.
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by repiret 4y ago
All of the airspace nearby Area 51 is restricted too. The nearest unrestricted airspace to Area 51 is 12 NM to the East. It's closer to 30NM if you also want to be near a public road.
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by repiret 4y ago
Because, like large swaths of Southern Nevada, the airspace over Area 51 is restricted. Area 51 falls in restricted airspace R-4808N, and it's not legal to overfly it without permission. https://www.faa.gov/documentLib
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by repiret 4y ago
I get where you’re coming from, but keep in mind that the filtering proxy returning 403 instead of relaying the POST is already able to inject arbitrary HTML into all of his TLS protected pages. If the proxy wants to scrape card informatio
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by repiret 4y ago
I made a small order from Digi-Key last month and they offered UPS ground, FedEx ground and USPS. I don’t think I’ve ever not been offered budget shipping from them. But B2B is weird. If I need my employer to ship me something that I’ll us
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by repiret 4y ago
I’ve heard it long after 9/11, but not in several years now.
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by repiret 4y ago
It’s not even always architecturally possible - ARMv8 doesn’t support user-space mappings with bit 63 set, for example.
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by repiret 4y ago
Radial.
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by repiret 4y ago
Given that the DHC-2 Beaver was introduced in 1948, that’s not too surprising.
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by repiret 4y ago
Citation needed. I'm told that Apple-designed cores have indeed dropped AArch32, and AFAIK, no others have. I don't think its fair to call "only the ones designed by Apple" "quite a lot". The Cortex-A78 gener
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by repiret 4y ago
It is almost certainly because its easier to source larger chips. The hardware product I work on has twice the RAM it needs, and an order of magnitude more eMMC than it needs, because we couldn't get smaller parts.
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by repiret 4y ago
Don’t underestimate how exploitable the 1957 edition of mother-in-law is. That’s why I liked the availability of walled gardens.
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by repiret 4y ago
What do you suppose you could put in the ellipsis that would make your second statement defined behavior other than preprocesor stuff or creating a new scope with a different variable named x? (Neither of which would frustrate a compiler w
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by repiret 4y ago
I refuse to say them outloud, but I also refuse to misuse the Si prefixes, and so I'll write KiB or MiB or GiB when I mean 2^10/2^20/2^30 bytes, and file bugs against anybody using KB as 1024 bytes.
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by repiret 4y ago
My Toyota Sequoia has close to twice the horsepower than my Cessna 182 did, but the Cessna burnt easily twice as much fuel per mile than the Toyota. The Cessna cruised at 65% power. The Toyota cruises at closer to 10% power, but needs the
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by repiret 4y ago
Because it’s a lot less work to build out some ADS-B infrastructure and make some airspace rules than it is to build a railway. I don’t know for sure, but I suspect that if they just have the drones fly at 2000’ AGL that would significantly
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by repiret 4y ago
Do you really think people stung out on heroin do so "with purpose to cause public inconvenience"? That said, chances are most jurisdictions have some variation of "dunk in public" that isn't as particular about the
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by repiret 4y ago
Last summer the local cable company replaced all their cables in town in order to begin offering digital cable and internet service. I was flabbergasted that they they spent all that money on linemen but still ran coax rather than fiber.
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by repiret 4y ago
Over enough time the remote attacker can distinguish differences on the order of clock cycles.
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by repiret 4y ago
time.sleep() is also probably more granular than the timing variations you’re trying to mask.
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by repiret 4y ago
While that’s true, and makes a huge difference for rockets, it only makes a relatively small difference for airplanes. In cruise, most of an airplane’s energy is spent overcoming air resistance to move forward through the air mass (parasiti
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by repiret 4y ago
> With electrification, aviation can become so cheap… Fuel is not the dominant cost in general aviation. Electrification alone won’t make it cheap.
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by repiret 4y ago
You can't do that in rural America either.
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by repiret 4y ago
Fun story: I live in very rural Oregon and a few years ago a friend bought an all electric for use around town. He had to bring it to town with a truck and trailer because it didn’t have near enough range to get here on its own. Works out g
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by repiret 4y ago
The premise of the law is safety, or at least it was when it was enacted generations ago. It’s function is as a jobs program though.
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by repiret 4y ago
My grandmother was an incessant collector. She collected anything in the shape of a chicken or with a chicken on it, and her house was lined with shelves of chicken nick-nacks. But she also had an impressive wind-up toy collection, a coll

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