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by rkagerer 1y ago
I'd like to see this or a similar follow up project memorialized onto a small plaque beside the exhibit.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. He had me until he said "S3".
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Anyone remember the Next Dynamics NexD1 Kickstarter? It was pitched back in 2017 as a "Multimaterial & Electronics" printer. Got to half a million or so in pledges before some of the backers uncovered serious red flags and Ki
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Are there canned OS images / browsers / libraries / tools for resisting such fingerprinting? Similar in concept to how some browsers try to make themselves look homogenous across different users? E.g. Can the MTU / Maxi
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by rkagerer 1y ago
How long do you think it will take for a case with the meat of the matter to work its way to a Supreme Court decision? I heard there were multiple suits filed within days of the order being signed; which one is closest?
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Aye. You often solve a technical problem while working to build something and later it turns out that building block has more utility than the thing you set out to build.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Thanks for the info! I actually bought a real parallel port card years ago that plugs into a PCI port on my motherboard. Incidentally it also provides 4 serial ports. Only tried it on Windows, but it works great. If I recall there was som
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I wish I could edit CAD models (in Solidworks or similar) while in a VR environment. Like, real work modifying sketches and dragging points around in 3D. When VR first came out (well, around the time HTC Vive was first launched) I searched
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by rkagerer 1y ago
It would be neat to design a whole new contemporary stack from scratch.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
This is awesome! But it also makes me a little bit sad. The original parallel port and even ISA interface seemed so simple by comparison, with less layers of abstraction. Just run a wire, and write to a port. I remember when I was a kid,
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I can confirm it's a great product, does it's job and stays out of your way.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Really old versions, sure. Newer old versions rely on Microsoft to activate them. Given the trajectory the indistry is moving toward, I don't have a lot of confidence that will last indefinitely. More and more features these days are
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Great. So if I interpret this correctly, when companies go out of business (or drop support for product lines), your perfectly functional hardware will now inevitably stop working (or not be installable after you reformat your OS). Welcom
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I have a question on rotary steerable drilling. I gather we're only talking about a degree or less of deflection on the steering head. But how does the km's long rest of the stack behind the head snake through the curves? Is it
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Yep
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Here's a framegrab showing what looks like the initial visible release of gas (before it becomes a big fireball), near the top where the arrow points: https://i.ibb.co/qYrn4vSf/image.png
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Also known as a PR semiconductor.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Interesting how clear the original, pre-200BC ones are to read, and how they get less legible in the interim until modern times. Guess what's old is new again.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
This is why I switched to Android 10 years ago. Unfortunately the grass isn't looking much greener over there these days. I'd love to hear from individuals who worked at these companies whether it disgusts them as much as it does
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I was in the audience when they previewed it for the first time at I/O. The Internet at that conference was awfully intermittent (ironic considering this was Google), and I have fond memories of Lars doing the Wave dance on stage to ad
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by rkagerer 1y ago
At the high end, what are some alternative laptops you would consider which are not Apple? (Preferably with full-sized arrow keys)
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I know it's not the same, but this made me remember/wonder: What ever happened to Magic Leap?
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by rkagerer 1y ago
$1/app/month Nice! But can you share some background on your business model and how you plan to stick around for the long term?
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by rkagerer 1y ago
I see a lot of complaints in this thread about modern cars. What kind of contemporary car do you really like and have great things to say about?
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by rkagerer 1y ago
It's a thing of beauty. Makes me want to buy some too, for exactly the same [un?]rationale. This part looks fun: "Equipped with an explosion-proof casing". Like, it'll survive fireworks for ants?
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by rkagerer 1y ago
If they don't all need distinct external IP addresses of their own, port forwarding is a typical approach.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
Win7 + Office 2003 for me (pre-ribbon, thanks)
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by rkagerer 1y ago
In case anyone is wondering why (from the paper): Photons measured in this regime explore regions of the brain currently inaccessible with noninvasive optical brain imaging.
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by rkagerer 1y ago
The reactor is designed never to return to Earth's atmosphere. Do they ditch it in space somewhere? Is the rocket journey one-way?
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by rkagerer 1y ago
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