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How science adapted to the aftermath of cold war nuke tests
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Nasa’s Long-delayed Return to Human Spaceflight
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Unattended package installation without needing the sudo password? Where do I sign up? /s The topic of undocumented flags is an interesting one (passing flags to dpkg from apt). Wish they had explained how that one was found out.
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Masten Moon Rocket Has Landing Pad, Will Travel
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2020 Hackaday Prize
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The Vaccine Factory Inside You: RNA Vaccine Basics
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6y ago
Well also not really NTSC either. Did you see the part where he talks about them trying to get a recording of gameplay for the commercial? > "We can't get it to play on the videotape recorder, why?” I say, "Well, it'
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Kicking the Tires on Google's and Apple's Coronavirus Contact Tracing Plans
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So What Is Protein Folding, Anyway?
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What Does a Dependable Open-Source Ventilator Look Like?
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Ventilators 101: What they do and how they work
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Astra Readies Secretive Silicon Valley Rocket for Test Launch Today
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DNA Now Stands for Data and Knowledge Accumulation
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Nuclear Fusion at 100: The Hidden Race for Energy Supremacy
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 Will Blow Up Soon, and That's OK
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7y ago
I think as Drew mentions in his article, Raspberry Pi is the least-common denominator in the emulation game right now given the price and sheer volume of availalbe guides and software packages for the thing. Sure, a NUC will blow it away an
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Raspberry Pi 4 and the State of Video Game Emulation
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Tales from the Sysadmin: Dumped into the Grub Command Line
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Gigantic FPGA in a Game Boy Form Factor, Supercon Badge Is a Hardware Siren Song
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The Final Days of the Fire Lookouts
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What's in a Name? Tales of Python, Perl, and the Gimp
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New Teensy 4.0 Blows Away Benchmarks, Has Self-Recovery, Returns to Smaller Form
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7y ago
Oh, that makes sense. Like blowing across the top of a bottle. Those spokes may end up acting like reds as they spin at high speed. Interesting!
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7y ago
I had not thought of the issue of noise. Assuming you have similar tread, and a similar contact patch to existing tires, wouldn't noise remain similar?
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Mary Sherman Morgan, Rocket Fuel Mixologist
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NASA’s “Green” Fuel Seeks Safer Spaceflight by Moving Off Toxic Hydrazine
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Yeah... theramin's bug. This is a great story! What a brilliant example of passively powered electronics from 75 years ago. Now it's all the rage to build this king of functionality into passive sensors, etc.
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A Field Guide to Power Transmission Lines
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Integrated Circuits Can Be Easy to Understand with the Right Teachers
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Yeah, it makes sense that being able to see inside the structure would be a huge help in planning how to take on the fire. I was wondering about the robot's water stream being used to keep things currently not burning from starting on
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