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by rmu09 9y ago
I got 3 Samsung EVOs (from 2015 or so) that got stuck in a kind of "read only" mode after some months in the Pi. All seems normal for some time, but writes are not persisted. After some time linux gets confused and panics. After r
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by rmu09 9y ago
State of the art emergency assist systems in normal driver-operated cars would have seen this woman/bike and started to brake the vehicle. Even without any assist systems, it should be possible for a human driver to see this bike/
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by rmu09 9y ago
The pattern still is constrained by the wavelength. What is not constrained by wavelength is deposition and etching of layers, that could be (in theory at least) as thin as you like down to a monolayer. With multipatterning you can place su
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by rmu09 9y ago
1800 feet, that is, like, 600m? There are even cliffs that are double that height. Why not just hike up a mountain? In New Zealand or Hawaii it should be possible to go from sea-level to above 3000m in one push. Or take a balloon?
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by rmu09 9y ago
This tool is hardly new, I think it was introduced back in the nineties. http://linux-ip.net/gl/ip-cref/ says April 14, 1999.
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by rmu09 9y ago
Have a look at http://www.fortgeblasen.at/english.htm , this couple did just that.
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by rmu09 9y ago
could be diameter of the wafers.
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by rmu09 10y ago
http://www.jclark.com/sp/
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by rmu09 10y ago
The president that got elected is the candidate of the green party, which happens to be very pro-europe. The reason those (edit: austrian) parties got the turnout they got is a consequence of years of misgovernment and corruption scandals,
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by rmu09 10y ago
"Isaac Newton (1642 - 1727) was a brilliant physicist who defined the foundations for classical mechanics, laws of motion, and universal gravitation. He also built the first refracting telescope, developed a theory of color, and much m
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by rmu09 10y ago
First there was HAL, superior to IBM.