ryacko

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by ryacko 8y ago
Browsers do have memory leaks, and sandboxed processes without same page merging duplicate a lot. Web browsers are nice, you can view anything a web browser can display in them. If it were up to me, I’d just have a local web server, running
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by ryacko 8y ago
Yes, but how much coal versus uranium would a household use, if used to generate electricity in the most efficient way possible (cogeneration presumably)?
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by ryacko 8y ago
There was one. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Life-Saving_Se...
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by ryacko 8y ago
Did you hit the Amazon counterfeit stock bingo or something?
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by ryacko 8y ago
I wonder what anyone would do with 1% increase in latency for long loops.
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by ryacko 8y ago
The economics agree, Zerodium pays as much for VM escape as for LPE. It does seem to be a bit of a low price though, $50,000.
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by ryacko 8y ago
First you need a peripheral that can see the pulsar.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Likely the typical material sciences reasons, having to do with heat, strength, expansion, etc.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Tempting to claim that Silicon Valley’s methodology is the only way to come under budget. Even if it runs afoul of basic ethics and safety concerns.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I haven’t even seen video of the drones, I think that would be released before the government provides free advertising.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Don’t need to call the city. The most common touristy photo is the city sign.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Possibly the only civilian use of quantum computing, an interesting decade is ahead.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I’m curious, do you compile anything to asm.js?
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by ryacko 8y ago
Woudldn’t that break ASLR?
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by ryacko 8y ago
Plastic floats, the large surface area makes it likely it will be pushed into a river, and all water flows into the ocean, except for the water that leads to lakes or aquifers.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Worse: “SCS doesn't address replay of old cookie values.”
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by ryacko 8y ago
May not even need a meter. A foot deep could be sufficient.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Even if one lives a legal life and has no indication of ever being inclined to criminal activity, the cops will still hound you and claim they aren’t doing anything at all.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Maybe a major tech company messed up and no one wants to violate their NDA?
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by ryacko 8y ago
Ideally all the unemployed males during the dry season would volunteer for the sake of their community. So maybe a few dozen men running fiber in a region where power is provided by local generators, solar panels, and fuel oil trucks. So, t
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by ryacko 8y ago
From this page: https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_honeywellmroCourseOct7... “Linus...is a powerful and easy-to-use facility for accessing databases from a remote terminal.”
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by ryacko 8y ago
Since you have experience with WISP, I’m personally curious, for communities that are poor, but have low labor costs at certain points of the year, would a fiber backbone be viable? I mean if labor for wiring was free, and you only have to
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by ryacko 8y ago
Maybe Mickey is not popular anymore, and Disney is moving on to newer IPs.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Yes, but minority businesses are a solution for a lack of minority leaders in business. There are articles mind you about how a lack of diversity in product testing meant that some recognition apps work better with some ethnicities than oth
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by ryacko 8y ago
People buy SSDs so that FAANG single page apps take a minute to load.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Dry or freeze your herbs? Older simpler technology makes for some good habits. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_dehydrator
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by ryacko 8y ago
After Levandowski got into a car accident with a self-driving car and bragged about it to his coworkers, I think machine learning won’t solve everything.
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by ryacko 8y ago
They could launch a minority-owned social media company.
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by ryacko 8y ago
The genome is spooky action at a distance. A lot of physical traits seem connected to personality which indicates studies are insufficiently rigorous.
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by ryacko 8y ago
There is insufficient demand for software warranties. It doesn’t seem unreasonable to ask for a warranty of at least two years, which means one would get two years plus how many additional years the product continues to be sold. Could even

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