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by slicktux 3y ago
Patent trolls?
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by slicktux 3y ago
Yea relatively speaking…
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by slicktux 3y ago
2G is deprecated so a lot of the newer phones won’t even support that..?
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by slicktux 3y ago
That looks like a fun book to have on the coffee table!
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Chindōgu(en.wikipedia.org)
15 points by slicktux 3y ago|4 comments
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by slicktux 3y ago
It started out with “your watch is so old it probably had a Wikipedia page” and the person jokingly looked it up scrolled down and it was an “oh shit” reaction… I love the watch and I still have it..
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by slicktux 3y ago
I was being made fun of in a tongue in cheek way… If it does not apply I let it fly but it was just a little too much.
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by slicktux 3y ago
I had to stop wearing mine because what went from a making fun of my antiquated watch turned into I’m a terrorist… All because of this Wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_F-91W Scroll down to usage
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by slicktux 3y ago
So many ads just to read an article…
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by slicktux 3y ago
Mambo No.5!!
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by slicktux 3y ago
Even with hardware like the raspberry pi Pico I still find myself programming them using C…
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by slicktux 3y ago
Meanwhile I’m worried about running 5v across 300’ of 16 gauge stranded…
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Friction Modifier(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by slicktux 4y ago|0 comments
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by slicktux 4y ago
Anyone ever play the after dark games..? Also by Berkeley Systems…
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by slicktux 4y ago
I usually drill out the data pins on a USB I plan on using for public charging stations…
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by slicktux 4y ago
Hmm, Is this why my laptop is not windows 11 compatible??
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by slicktux 4y ago
I have an example for you: this is a story from a friend that worked in a baskin robins during high school…it was in “the hood” and a gentleman belonging to Blood gang ordered cookies and cream but like so; “boobies and bream”. See, being f
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by slicktux 4y ago
Anyone else click on this thinking it was about the wireless protocol?
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by slicktux 4y ago
Is CD quality audio (16/44) not doable without aptX?
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by slicktux 4y ago
HDPARM secure-erase uses the OPAL standard which ensures unused bad blocks, that the drive normally ignores, are erased too. TRIMMING only cleared blocks normally accessible for reading/writing. It’s not as low level… But as someone ha
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by slicktux 4y ago
I remember getting into gentoo because I wanted to learn more about Linux (and operating systems in general) than I could using Ubuntu… I have to say the things I learned have greatly helped me. Anywhere from debugging to troubleshooting OS
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by slicktux 4y ago
Unmanageable really has a context and depending on the use case sometimes C is the best option…
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Fu-Go Balloon Bomb(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by slicktux 4y ago|0 comments
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by slicktux 4y ago
Try servocity…
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by slicktux 4y ago
Plus one for this! I bought two copies of the referenced book…and for the exact same reasons; I’m a programmer and being able to explain my algorithms using mathematical notation helps validate a program as well as troubleshoot a program… A
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by slicktux 4y ago
Have not read it…but is it due to isostatic rebound?
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by slicktux 4y ago
French Press
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by slicktux 4y ago
It’s really about the “crypto hype” and that’s really the only incentive behind most of these helium hot spots… They are expensive and the return is slow. Really nice idea in the grand scheme of things but it’s not DIY friendly network…well
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by slicktux 4y ago
Club Mate Anyone?
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by slicktux 4y ago
This is nice! Another use case for my STM32 boards… Definitely interested on the implementation too!

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