timthorn

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by timthorn 6y ago
Excellent work! Did your dog delete the sections on cat & mouse games, and em-cat-bedded programming? Oh, and making sure the code was appropriately tabbified?
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by timthorn 6y ago
The UK regulator published the first set of data from the rollout of both the Pfizer and AZ vaccines today: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid... > The MHRA has received 101 UK spontan
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Coronavirus vaccines – summary of Yellow Card (adverse event) reporting(gov.uk)
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One Pfizer/BioNTech jab gives '90% immunity' from Covid after 21 days(theguardian.com)
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Ukraine plans cryptocurrency mining data centers next to nuclear plants(datacenterdynamics.com)
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by timthorn 6y ago
> Who were the credible experts who recommended it? The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation. Membership listed here: https://www.gov.uk/government/groups/joint-committee-on-vacc... > What support
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by timthorn 6y ago
> There haven't been any studies on vaccines preventing infections This study has looked at that. From the press release: "Analyses of PCR positive swabs in UK population suggests vaccine may have substantial effect on transmis
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by timthorn 6y ago
By Maroon-V?
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Oxford vaccine shows sustained protection of 76% in 3-month gap til second dose(ox.ac.uk)
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Bloodhound Land Speed Record project goes up for sale again(autoexpress.co.uk)
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Phytium Develops Eight-Core ARM CPU for Desktops(tomshardware.com)
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by timthorn 6y ago
Other vendors are making dev boards based on the RP2040 at different sizes. SparkFun looks to have some smaller form factors, though I can't see wireless listed on board: https://www.sparkfun.com/news/3707 Pimoron
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Ampere Steams Ahead with Arm Server Chips(nextplatform.com)
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by timthorn 6y ago
Ubuntu 64 looks the same on Graviton as on a Raspberry Pi. You can take a binary you've compiled on the RPi, scp it to the Graviton instance and it will just run. That works the other way round too, which is great for speedy Pi softwar
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by timthorn 6y ago
...and find they get hooked on the goings-on in Ambridge, and lose 15 minutes of their life every day?
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by timthorn 6y ago
The law precludes backups containing DNA or fingerprint data that are meant to be deleted: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2012/9/part/1/chapter/1... "(1)If fingerprints are required
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Qualcomm Probably Not Pursuing Arm Servers with Nuvia Purchase(nextplatform.com)
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Software Is Eating Every Layer of the Datacenter(nextplatform.com)
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Radio Teleswitch Overview(alancordwell.co.uk)
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by timthorn 6y ago
It's pedantry and missing your point about progression to 3.5", but given this is wallowing in retro - you can't forget that the ZX Spectrum went to Microdrive and then, with the Spectrum+3, to the 3" (not 3.5") flo
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by timthorn 6y ago
Not quite next door - 15 minutes drive away.
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Ultrasonic Fatigue Testing(mrf.ukaea.uk)
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by timthorn 6y ago
You can follow the tweets - it was 770k at 20:16, 615k at 20:13, 384k at 20:10, 256k at 20:07, 117k at 20:04, 39k at 20:02, and 45k at 19:55.
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What Covid Means for Biotech Compute Investments in 2021(nextplatform.com)
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by timthorn 6y ago
The same is also useful in reverse, for running x86 binaries on an Arm-based machine.
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by timthorn 6y ago
Not in a referendum, but both a European election and at least one general election provided evidence to suggest that the voters hadn't changed their minds.
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by timthorn 6y ago
And now you can run proprietary EDA tools natively on Arm systems.
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by timthorn 6y ago
https://store.avantek.co.uk/ampere-altra-mt-jade.html They've only got the 2U and no SATA, but that page prices up the rest of your specs. You can run CentOS, Ubuntu, ZFS and Gluster.
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by timthorn 6y ago
Acorn existed fully independently of Apple. Check out the history of the BBC Micro and its forebears. Apple came on the scene later, when Acorn had developed the ARM processor. You're right that they were an original investor in the sp
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by timthorn 6y ago
> But Ampere's previous generation (before N1) is fast, much faster than the ThunderX2. I think you're getting ThunderX2 and ThunderX mixed up here.

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