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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> We tried setting it up on FreeDOS, but apparently only the real thing will do. Just a small aside, you might want to try to spoof the correct version of MS-DOS with FreeDOS's VER command. Usually that's enough to get program
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Interesting. I'll agree that this points to the organization having a preference in the outcome here. However, the original post that started this thread seemed to indicate that their data was suspect due to their bias. I remain very s
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> What's the problem with pathfinding in Warzone? I haven't looked at the algorithm so can't explain what's going wrong from that side. But essentially, a lot of warzone maps have tight corridors that only barely fit
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I'd not be surprised if many individuals at the IA dislike Trump, but why do you say the IA is biased against him? This effort is a direct continuation of their Political TV archives which have over the last years become more and more
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I played this game so much when it came out. Really great strategy game. I tried playing through a campaign using the open-sourced engine a while ago but it felt like the pathfinding had taken several steps backwards since the original game
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Back in school (I studied electronics), our embedded programming course was done on 8085 machines with a hexadecimal keypad where you could enter data into memory a byte at a time. The assignments were done on pen and paper, we got a printo
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Where to start? * They steal the address book of any user who installs their app, collecting private information of people who have given no such consent * They then proceed to create shadow profiles of all those people that haven't re
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
The hotel did not own the networks they were interfering with, that's why the FCC is getting involved.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
And this is why we shouldn't frame the discussion of shorter working hours in terms of economic efficiencies, because then they are easily dismissed if it turns out people don't accomplish quite as much in 6 hours as they do in 8.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
aircrack-ng itself doesn't send anything, so it wouldn't be affected by this. Its sister tool aireplay-ng however can be used for exactly this kind of attack, and that is illegal. Nothing has changed though, those laws have been i
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Some x86 boards have hot-pluggable memory too (it's a ACPI feature), it's been a very long time since that was a big-iron-only feature.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Yes, I know, I'm just saying that the extra braking power isn't useful because you can already apply the maximum safe braking power with any bicycle brake. Anything more will just send you flying over the handlebars. There are oth
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Opus is quite usable for speech data down to 8kbit/s, even 6kbit/s is mostly understandable. At 10-12kbit/s you have good quality voice recordings.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Postal had a very early linux port, I remember playing in the early 2000s. I think it was one of the games ported by Loki Software before they went bankrupt (ahead of their time I guess). I remember I had some problems with sound in it beca
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> You have a very specific use case, if you can buy a bike that goes 40km/hr on a deserted road, you'll also be able to use that same 40km/hr bike on crowded urban bike paths. Right, just like people who buy Teslas that ca
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> You upgraded to mechanical disk brakes? What were you running before? V brakes? Yes, V-brakes. > I wouldn't run anything less than hydrolic disks on something that fast. Preferably dual piston like the ones Sram are making now.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> Why would you ride a 40km/hr eBike on a deserted highway with 150km between towns when you could ride a 100km/hr+ electric motorcycle? Because I want to? Riding an ebike is a very different experience to riding a motorcycle (
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I think the speed limits would be better enforced in a similar way as car speed limits are - instead of a limit on the controller, trust the rider to obey the law and bust people who don't. A 25km/h speed limit is probably very re
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> By the way, technically in the EU there is no power limit. There is a 250W 'continuous' power limit, but 'continuous' is never defined, and Bosch's bikes go up to 500W for at least 10 minutes. It's not def
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
> Oh, and make sure that your brakes are able to stop your 1000W+ motor if the throttle gets stuck wide open. This cannot be stressed enough. The amount of new builds on ebike forums where people are building essentially electric motorcy
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I suspect noone gives a rat's ass about your illegal ebike either. It's like the author wrote this article to show how cool he is for flouting the law. I'm also not really sure what he's arguing for. That manufacturers o
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
Ugh, lead-acid? There's a reason your bike was cheaper. The power density sucks . Of course, if you only use it for trips of ~7 miles it's probably sufficient if much heavier than necessary. These bikes will go further than 7 mil
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I love my ebikes, but I wouldn't recommend making purchasing decisions based on this article. His complaint with the Trek bike is that it hurt his ass to ride on it compared to the one he preferred. This probably mostly comes down to t
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I can't speak to ready-made ebikes but from building a couple myself I know that they can be made relatively maintenance-free (of course you'll need to replace brake pads and tires once in a while, and other standard bike maintena
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
It was necessary in order to present some of Walter White's personality traits - he takes his independence seriously, and he can be very stubborn. It sets the stage for later character development.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I don't think anyone reasonably expects them to eliminate fatalities in traffic. It's just a goal to work towards, or in other words it's a way to market the initiative.
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
What a silly thing to be pedantic about. It doesn't change anything - the output could get stuck at either state. Moreover, it was meant as an easily understood example . Can you really not envision a software bug that would lock some
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I just finished re-watching B5 a couple of weeks ago. It's one of my favorite sci-fi shows of all time. I have to admit, watching it again after the revelation that Michael O'Hare was written out of the show due to mental illness
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I think the GP's point is that electronics should never be able to keep someone in the car, regardless of the circumstances in which that behavior is triggered. What happens if the control chip gets fried in a lightning storm and the o
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by throwaway7767 10y ago
I suspect you're being downvoted because your sarcasm isn't obvious enough. Either that or you're living in a parallel universe where LinkedIn is a completely different company.

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