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by taneliv 2y ago
Who says they don't do that constantly, but missed it this time?
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by taneliv 2y ago
This gave me a good head scratcher. Taking the terms to be religious, I started to unravel it. Bene Gesserit sounds like it would be Hebrew or Yiddish ("sons of decree" or something like that) although Google Translate does not he
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by taneliv 2y ago
What now does this all have to do with shortening the distance? Or do you mean something else than https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kefitzat_haderech ?
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by taneliv 2y ago
Suppose in local time (which is, say, UTC+3) the DST transition is on something like "last Sunday of 10th month at 02:00", which might then in UTC become "last Saturday of 10th month at 23:00, except if that Saturday is the l
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by taneliv 2y ago
The Pro model seems to have 273Gb/s as per https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/specs/
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by taneliv 2y ago
My team already uses `make` but there's no reason for me to run it in my Downloads folders. File names in there are sometimes wild. Yet I expect command line tools to work with them. If they will cease to do so, I will have to start us
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by taneliv 2y ago
Another message from him further down the same thread seems to hint a little bit towards what is going on: https://lore.kernel.org/all/CAHk-=wjw0i-95S_3Wgk+rGu0TUs8r1j...
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by taneliv 2y ago
I've found myself stuck out of the office in minus fifteen degrees because the keylock app had stopped working due to a backend upgrade gone subtly bad. Fortunately this was in an urban area and I could find a cafe that was open within
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by taneliv 2y ago
Could it be designed for more outdoorsy type activity? For example, to recognize the surroundings, not the player? Distances to nearby walls and the ground? (I don't know enough about radars to say whether that would be feasible, or ab
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by taneliv 2y ago
Even so, it would be very unusual if I understand the author correctly: > ... at least historically, the Atomic Energy Commission and its successor organizations have frowned on disinformation and misinformation for other very practical
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by taneliv 2y ago
The requirement of Photoshop and Excel often comes from integrating to someone else's work. This someone could be in your team, in your company, an external collaborator, a state or government representative, a customer. Or a friend, o
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by taneliv 2y ago
I understood the copyright on those secrets was owned by HDMI Forum. AMD would own the copyright on the rest of the driver, supposedly.
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by taneliv 2y ago
Exactly like you are saying, if I'm not misunderstanding the situation: the code is unlicensed for anyone who is not AMD. That is incompatible with GPL2 license of the kernel. Without HDMI Forum's approval it can not be licensed,
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by taneliv 2y ago
Incompatible licenses would mean that no distribution would have kernels that support it, though. It would be a second class citizen, compiled via DKMS or something, and often broken on a lot of hardware. The difference to broken MP3 suppor
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by taneliv 2y ago
https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=nb&sort=p&xf=12_32768 32GB is probably overkill, but there's like 150+ filters available for limiting the selection differently. If you want a lower price point to start with and re
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by taneliv 2y ago
I watched one of the videos, titled "Galois groups, intuitively".[1] It is about 18 minutes long and gave me a somewhat understandable overview what Galois groups are (not the theory yet!). I suppose if you have the time to spare,
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by taneliv 2y ago
From the article: > No, software updates or patches cannot fix this vulnerability because it is a hardware bug. The only mitigation is to disable the vector extension in the CPU, which unfortunately impacts the CPU’s performance.
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by taneliv 2y ago
Like the mechanical displays at various airports across the world pictured in the article? Overall seems like a project of huge size and somewhat unknown reach. Not my domain, but I would imagine all kinds of ground support systems to have
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by taneliv 2y ago
Contrary to your experience, the article suggests that aphantasia could be correlated with less mental health issues. Doesn't seem impossible to me, but they don't offer anything to back that claim. As an aphantasic, I tend to esc
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by taneliv 2y ago
Yes, exactly. Or at least this matches well with my inner experience. To be specific, I wouldn't even be able to think of a color, just the name of a color. It's all symbolic. If you don't give details, the details very likel
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by taneliv 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulam_spiral for more reading, Sacks spiral is from 1994.
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by taneliv 2y ago
I went, too. Unfortunately at least some sites are not okay: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/150901-is... (2015).
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by taneliv 2y ago
Enterprise Linuxes also employ Crowdstrike or similar "security" products as mandatory part of their IT deployments. Often (always?) this is due to companies wanting certification for their secure processes, in order to sell to go
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by taneliv 2y ago
You might do well enough with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cdparanoia without needing use different hardware to scan the disc. Instead it relies on the CD drive's ability to report on inaccuracies in keeping in s
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by taneliv 2y ago
It's missing the "most population in smallest (circular) area" view, as defined in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valeriepieris_circle .
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by taneliv 2y ago
Maybe you need to branch out to using https://www.gnu.org/software/emms/ instead of this?
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by taneliv 2y ago
Seems like a long overdue road safety measure that will hopefully save a great number of lives. I'm generally not in favor of increasing tracking of people (which is not necessary for this feature, but realistically, will be implemente
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by taneliv 2y ago
The difference between surface solar radiation levels in the US and Europe are wild[1], fully agree on the rounding error view. Anchorage seems to receive the same level of watts per area as Germany and Poland. [1] https://1.bp.b
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by taneliv 2y ago
From Unraid forum thread[1] there's links to another forum[2] and a wiki page[3]. Not yet sure myself what all of this means, but it looks interesting. [1] https://forums.unraid.net/topic/167669-odroid-h4-intel-n97
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by taneliv 2y ago
Missing (2007), although it is evident from the URL.

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