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61.
by saati 2y ago
A 486SX never delegates floating point instructions, the 487 is a full 486DX that disables the SX and fully takes over, you are thinking of 386 and older.
62.
by saati 2y ago
They are selling computers, distros, support, etc. built with/for linux.
63.
by saati 2y ago
Kinetic energy is a function of velocity squared, low speed breaking damages the pads way less.
64.
by saati 2y ago
What other countries? There are maybe 10 that care even a little a bit about icebreakers.
65.
by saati 2y ago
It would burn out in a few hours.
66.
by saati 2y ago
How do you know the answers are actually useful and not just hallucinations?
67.
by saati 2y ago
I don't think your death stops them from going after your estate.
68.
by saati 2y ago
It's not the future, the Culture aren't humans.
69.
by saati 2y ago
That's only a low-ball for fortune 500, it's a small part of the damage they done.
70.
by saati 2y ago
They didn't follow testing or deployment best practices either.
71.
by saati 2y ago
Because respiratory virus is an oversimplification of COVID, yes that's why people die from it, but it affects all cells with ACE2 receptors, for example neurons and blood vessel linings.
72.
by saati 2y ago
How do you get PCI DSS compliant? That's more important in the real world than paranoia about the FBI.
73.
by saati 2y ago
In theory CrowdStrike protects you from threats, leaving regions unprotected for an hour would be an issue.
74.
by saati 2y ago
> The author says it takes him 15 minutes "for building just the main.rs", 10 minutes for "lib.rs" and an unspecified time for "everything else". That's weird, cargo displays the current crates under co
75.
by saati 2y ago
- Why couldn't soviet microelectronics take over the world? - They couldn't fit the factory gates.
76.
by saati 2y ago
It's pretty easy, just follow the second example with the colors from the test input. (if it's the same puzzle 00576224 for you too)
77.
by saati 2y ago
The V1 is the ancestor of all cruise missiles, pretty far from no military value.
78.
by saati 2y ago
Really, I don't think my gigabit optical internet connection is responsible.
79.
by saati 2y ago
I regularly run into videos on youtube that obviously came from tape because they stop for minutes to load.
80.
by saati 2y ago
> It has a lot of nuclear physicists and rocket scientists. And no way to finance them.
81.
by saati 3y ago
In whose jurisdiction?
82.
by saati 3y ago
Yes, they used a memory corruption bug to run the payload.
83.
by saati 3y ago
It's very different, you only have to fix some of the bone marrow to help someone with sickle-cell, but you have to eliminate all reservoirs of HIV to cure AIDS.
84.
by saati 3y ago
There is the Encyclopedia too.
85.
by saati 3y ago
That's 4 billion years from now, in the meanwhile we could keep the planet livable and not on a course to venusian climate.
86.
by saati 3y ago
A shortwave radio or an sdr dongle isn't that unusual to have.
87.
by saati 3y ago
They are always "ready" and they block when you use them.
88.
by saati 3y ago
The Arc is very competitive at the price points it's available.
89.
by saati 3y ago
CPU registers are either SRAM or even larger flip-flops, they have the same problem.
90.
by saati 3y ago
After all the times I saw office politics make the product much worse for our users, I see that as a good thing.

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