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skelpmargyar
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skelpmargyar
4y ago
In my opinion you shouldn't expect future updates of any kind from software that you own. I wouldn't expect them to keep updating it because it obviously makes them no money. I would expect them to release a new product to keep ma
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Are you able to perform a good majority of functions without taking your eyes off the road over 95% of the time? In my perfect setup I would have configurable buttons to map critical functions to and then a touch screen for non-important th
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4y ago
In your example you are replacing the labmates dangerous solution with a much safer one. How would you replace their "dangerous" phrasing with "safer" phrasing while still retaining the slight?
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4y ago
Can you briefly elaborate on the international push against fertilizer? I haven't heard about this.
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4y ago
High school was early 2010s. For high school I remember there is actually AP Physics 2 E&M now, but I know for a fact it's offered at very few schools compared to the other AP tests. Middle schools are much less standardized clas
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4y ago
So why don't you just read/watch the same stuff together?
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4y ago
I never learned about electronics basics in K-12 in the West Coast US. We learned classical mechanics physics, chemistry, and even basic CS, but no electronics at all. Closest was galvanic cells in Chemistry. Not even ohms law. Coincidental
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4y ago
I am a life-long Windows user and I'm pretty sure there have been more release blunders than successes. The most I have ever expected from a new Windows version is "well it works as well as the last" other than Bluetooth actu
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How come they don't update the scheduler in Windows 10 to support Intel's processors? Also, from what I have read the biggest changes are UI based and some new features like DirectStorage which don't seem like they would requ
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Why?
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4y ago
Jesus, I wouldn't feel safe driving that thing.
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ESP32 is a microcontroller while the Raspberry Pi are SBCs. They're completely different.
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Rust is for memory safety. GC software is a way to achieve some form of memory safety while also being much simpler and faster to write compared to Rust.
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It never made sense to use Raspberry Pi's for an overwhelming majority of projects that are entirely software based. They're a hobbyist prototyping and learning tool. If you're not using GPIO and if space/energy is not a