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by tedd4u 5y ago
Link in case anyone doesn’t know what this is referring to (I think) https://www.zombo.com/ (Appears to have been upgraded to HTTPS and other modernities!)
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Hey Ken! Thanks. Yep that spec (dated 6 October 1959) says: 4.1.1 A-c power. The a-c power system shall be a 3-phase, 4-wire “Y” system, having a nominal voltage of 115/200 and a nominal frequency of 400 cps. The neutral point of the s
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by tedd4u 5y ago
At a large site I used to work for circa 2011, before everyone had gone fully HTTPS, we received similar panicked reports from users: "I'm logged in as someone else!" Turns out an ISP in the Philippines decided to just ignor
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Nowadays it’s not an issue as much since the advent of digital seat-back entertainment but often, listening to analog passenger aircraft audio loops you can hear the 400Hz come through. 400Hz is noticeably sharper than G but between G (392
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Discussed a few times before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25476545 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22248239 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8723728
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Maybe CT style will prove attractive in the market, but I think Tesla could have designed something more like the Rivian pickup. i.e. F-150 inspired but modern Tesla styling.
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Eh, probably true but the petro-people are good friends with the drone-strike & secret-detention-site people. I wouldn’t plan on international travel if I were in the ransomware crew.
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Cool, I hadn't seen the MNT, thanks for posting. Frame Work appears to be 70% thinner and about 30% lighter so probably appeals to a different buyer.
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by tedd4u 5y ago
What could go wrong? (serious question!)
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by tedd4u 5y ago
Why should people be forced to use Honda engines with Honda cars? Honda ONLY offers Honda engines, not any other manufacturer. The are abusing their control of the integrated car to force control of the drive system and engine. People shoul
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by tedd4u 5y ago
This is the "quick" version. They write "we expect to provide our detailed RCA for this incident by 5:00pm PDT (24:00 UTC) on April 29th, 2021, or sooner."
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by tedd4u 5y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Prop 22. At least in California there's no risk of losing margin to "employees" anymore. Maybe FSD is not required anymore for long-term viability of transportation network companies.
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by tedd4u 5y ago
You can’t listen to baseball games in a 40,000-50,000 car? Wow.
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Also Raspberry Pi’s are ARM. ARM Macs run x86 software great (my experience) and ARM Windows machines run x86 software adequately (I have read). Don’t know how well QEmu works on Linux - haven’t tried it but know it’s available.
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by tedd4u 6y ago
What a mess, that could be hundreds of hours of work …
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by tedd4u 6y ago
I bought a DSXXX+ instead of a DSXXXj last year specifically to _get_ btrfs based on this https://www.synology.com/en-us/products/compare/DS220+/DS220... I guess at some point they forgot to turn the fea
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by tedd4u 6y ago
The formatting is actually better on sec.gov https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1734722/000119312521...
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Not "solve," "solution." I keep hearing this. And it has a twisted mate: "solutioning." <facepalm>
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by tedd4u 6y ago
I obtain nearly identical results to yours on my M1 MBA (16GB). Maybe his machine was swapping while running the benchmark?
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by tedd4u 6y ago
CalDigit TS3+ works great for me with monitor hooked up on DisplayPort. No delay on resume. This is the dock Apple sells.
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by tedd4u 6y ago
L
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Try installing sox and ffmpeg if you have not already.
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Still, it works perfectly fine on Big Sur, both Intel and M1 (in my experience).
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Would be very interesting to see a current-day behind the scenes video of 2021 manufacturing process and compare to 1943. I wonder how many humans touch current day crystals. In the video it’s at least at least a dozen.
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by tedd4u 6y ago
If you're interested in this, watch this [1] very in-depth 1943 movie called "Crystals go to War" which documents crystal oscillator manufacturing step by step. Honestly, I was amazed by this. I tend to think of technology as
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Came here to say just that. Still, M2 itself has also grown 20+% in one year. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2 Yet consumer price indexes do not appear to have been greatly affected https://fred.stlouis
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by tedd4u 6y ago
If you want to pay, just sent $5-10/mo donation to Wikimedia. If more people did this I think it would help. I find it a fair price.
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Thanks for this great collection
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by tedd4u 6y ago
Very strange. With an M1 MacBook Air, the Costa Rica video plays in Safari using rec.709 (non-HDR) and in Chrome with bt.2020 (HDR). Article uses an M1 Mac mini connected to external monitors so it's a different test but it showed Safa
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by tedd4u 6y ago
This person (Panfrost driver developer) is working on reversing M1 GPU https://rosenzweig.io/blog/asahi-gpu-part-1.html

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