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by therein 5y ago
There is no issue that is too expensive for humanity. If the COVID hysteria has shown us anything, it is that we could have made ANYTHING a global priority. Hunger in Africa, no problem. Homelessness or global poverty, could have easily bra
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by therein 5y ago
I'm dying. It is a gift that keeps on giving. The blog has me in tears. That architecture. https://imgz.org/i9hxfgRu-1280.png Cloudflare Free Caching, T2, the only thing we have and it is not even on AWS.
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by therein 5y ago
In that case I wonder if the guest OS would pick up the AT interface of the modem on /dev/ttyUSB0. Especially on an M1, perhaps running the arm builds wouldn't have too much overhead either, even though there are x86-64 image
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by therein 5y ago
I want to get Android or iOS on QEMU with USB passthrough so that I can isolate it and pass it its own modem. (say a Quectel modem via a miniPCIe to USB card) Is this possible as it stands? At least in bits and pieces I can put together?
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by therein 5y ago
Thoth, or Hermes Trismegistus. Something incredibly alluring about his lore.
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by therein 5y ago
There are quite a lot of us actually. See you on online-go.com.
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by therein 5y ago
There is still quite a lot going on. Especially in the multi-core scenario.
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by therein 5y ago
Interesting perspective. I had always blamed it on something pertaining to my VFIO setup but I think you are pointing out something that might be at play here that I hadn't considered before. I'll disable the speakers on the monit
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by therein 5y ago
Keeps switching between different outputs in games and no matter what I do with the default communication device etc. it keeps happening. I lose audio in games on random intervals and I don't get it back until I switch my output device
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by therein 5y ago
That's nice and impressive as far as it goes for portability however on the other side, we have C.
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by therein 5y ago
Something similar with APNG: https://www.da.vidbuchanan.co.uk/adamation/image.png
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by therein 5y ago
So when the exchange or a bank asks for the UBO for your offshore company, it wouldn't be weird to provide the information of the registered agent instead of yourself?
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by therein 5y ago
I worked at Apple on iCloud and yes, photos were never encrypted. Or should I say blade runner. :))
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by therein 5y ago
It is going to be good being able to pass props to these LiveView's. I remember that wasn't possible and I needed all sorts of workarounds.
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by therein 5y ago
> What I see as the main promise of US money is that it will be roughly the same tomorrow as today, to the point where thinking about the value of things in dollars is useful. I think it is safe to consider that promise has not been kept
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by therein 5y ago
I remember that as well. I remember talking about it with my parents relatively recently as well. They had claimed they used to enjoy the smell of gasoline in their youth and that it became repugnant only after they reached a certain age. I
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by therein 5y ago
I find that surprising rather than unsurprising. After all, a plane can easily do a no-fault turn-around and can observe the train in a collision path from up above while the same cannot be said for a train.
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by therein 5y ago
At my startup we have been relying heavily on the cloud version of this open-source service for our customer data. [0] I'll try to convince my manager to see if we could deploy this on our K8s cluster. [0] https://devnull-as
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by therein 5y ago
Oh wow, me too.
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by therein 5y ago
Violating a website's ToS is hardly illegal, though.
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by therein 5y ago
I love Solvespace. It really changed the way that I perceive CAD when I got into designing 3d printed parts that needed to fit together.
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by therein 5y ago
Yeah it reveals the structs and general logic to talk to the server and allows shimmed clients to be written for it.
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by therein 5y ago
This happened to me as well. I was sent a A7sII box with a ziploc bag with the exact amount of cat litter to make the box as heavy as it should be. I had sent Amazon photos back when this happened. They refunded me no problem. But I think t
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by therein 5y ago
I think he meant books to be written on the topic. But yeah, that was one insightful comment.
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by therein 5y ago
Yeah man, they should have just pushed those electrons back into the interconnect after they ran them through their miners.
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by therein 5y ago
No, he is literally borrowing a page from the Rockefeller playbook. And I wonder how that could have come to be.
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by therein 5y ago
Is it all that different than a company claiming they are a victim of a ransomware attack and they paid the ransom? Oh no, the hackers got our accounting database encrypted. We can't process your thing for 2 weeks and we paid 80M in cr
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by therein 5y ago
Yeah, so weird to see so many cheer for it here. I am surprised. For me, Chrome has countless times clobbered the context-aware autofill (address fields, countries etc.) provided by the website with their useless autofill overlays. I would
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by therein 5y ago
And the OP was your father? That would have been a nice coincidence.
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by therein 5y ago
Same, I was expecting some 3D printing, maybe some experimentation about how much spacing is needed between pins for insulation and how large the contact surfaces should be etc. I was excited.

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