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by rzzzt 3y ago
I'm wondering about one thing, now that I've read a few "may cause issues" and "is used for mDNS" replies: what the F is mDNS actually doing in the background? Is it really going to assign "lancelot.roundt
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by rzzzt 3y ago
You can set up a server listening to port 53 that will return the corresponding entry from a "hosts file" if you query it for an A record. To avoid the file growing uncomfortably big, it can be split up amongst hierarchically arra
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by rzzzt 3y ago
I'll just roll it down the dirt road behind the backyards.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
This door squeaks a little bit...
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by rzzzt 3y ago
I'd like to convert the plane itself into a house, not fly with it to a house.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Macromedia Fireworks will slice it for you.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
There's an agglomeration area around Berlin(-Brandenburg) which is similar to a sibling commenter's "DC area" example (of course smaller). The Gigafactory is just outside this imaginary dotted line; Nennhausen is way ove
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by rzzzt 3y ago
It boils down to whether the main goal is to have fun or read something factual. If "west of Berlin near Nennhausen" === "over Berlin", I don't know what to say.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
A weird way to spell "Rust".
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by rzzzt 3y ago
I agree, especially if the focus is not on the command itself but the date. Atuin has a CLI switch for filtering command history by date, but I don't see any support in the ctrl-r UI eg. with an operator like "before:" or sim
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Can fzf or the shell history file answer this question? zsh records timestamps and runtime if extended history is enabled. bash needs HISTTIMEFORMAT to be configured properly. I haven't used fzf so not sure if it can search by timestam
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Died like died-died (never will charge again, or capacity became so small that you don't get around the corner before it is empty again), or merely depleting faster and charging slower?
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by rzzzt 3y ago
And EGA had 64, because while its display output pins where still TTL, there was no longer a single intensity bit (RGBI) like in CGA but individual intensity bits wired for each color component (rRgGbB)
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Faint ISO 27001 sounds in the background
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by rzzzt 3y ago
I'm Out Of DA loop, can anyone explain...
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Accelerometer and pressure readings could be useful.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
That does seem to work.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
"The brain is like a computer that"-style analogies are rarely fitting, or so vague as to being almost useless. My fridge is an L2 cache for food I want to eat soon.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
There was also some weirdness where you could not have the status bar and word wrapping enabled at the same time.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
They rented out both a Sherman and a Tiger for the movie according to the video's description.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Uridium maybe.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
I have no problem with the article, wouldn't say that it's clickbait either. Just saw a DAC >:)
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by rzzzt 3y ago
This is a DAC. The low-pass filter is an integrator in disguise.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Genuine curiosity whether an outlier exists in the "filter" === "include" area.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
The write-up continues a bit after my quote, they say that this one had pieces of foam removed as part of the post-accident investigations.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
It is in fact a reference to "How to Dial a Murder", an episode of Columbo.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Shift-F10 is an alternative shortcut for the context menu as well.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
Eagle units of course.
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by rzzzt 3y ago
The external tank destined for display at the California Science Center is ET-94, the last flight-qualified external tank in existence. This lightweight tank (LWT) — donated to the Science Center by NASA — was ordered to su
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by rzzzt 3y ago
The LA City Hall's height is about 1.5 football fields.

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