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by unwind 4y ago
Well yes, but the article doesn't say (that I saw) if that applies to the network interface(s) as well. If it's only once you've opened the case, soldered on headers, and hooked up your TTL2USB UART adapter, I don't thin
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by unwind 4y ago
This page won't load for me (Firefox 111.0.1, Windows), I get a MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_REQUIRED_TLS_FEATURE_MISSING error.
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by unwind 4y ago
Sounds annoying, but I had to skim through looking for a definition of "e-fuel" since it was not a term I was accustomed to. Found it: E-fuels are produced by synthesising captured CO2 emissions and hydrogen produced using CO2-fr
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by unwind 4y ago
Great clarifications, thanks a lot!
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by unwind 4y ago
Amazing. The intro was released in 2017, so the title might need a tag. Not sure about the article, couldn't easily find a date. Does anyone know what the assumed rendering technology is? It's a Windows executable, so I guess it c
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by unwind 4y ago
*Samsung, though. Not Sony.
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by unwind 4y ago
If they publish design rules and you violate them, any changes to make the board comply are not random. Even without communication.
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by unwind 4y ago
Nothing, it would be to the west of the dams and thus not protected by them (in other words, fscked).
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by unwind 4y ago
Framework have a very ... localization-interested website, that can be confusing some times in my opinion. The link here seems to go to the French (hence the /fr/fr/ in the URI) version of the blog post, but I still got to se
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by unwind 4y ago
If it's a management meeting at a company developing a massively online multiplayer game as one of their main projects, perhaps you would assume people to know what an avatar is, in that context. That still doesn't make it sound o
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by unwind 4y ago
Habitat [1] was a massively multi-player online role-playing game, or perhaps one of the first ones, by LucasArts. It was first released in 1986, and awarded at Game Developers Choice Awards in 2001. So, pretty old-school stuff. The site is
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by unwind 4y ago
That makes sense, but [1] lists 119 songs were Michael Jackson is the writer or co-writer. So reducing him to a vocalist [2] in this context makes little sense to me. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Songs_wr
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by unwind 4y ago
Absolutely fantastic, the graph with the two sensors (based on different technologies!) reporting every peak and valley in perfect synchronization almost made me cry. Beautiful. Then again the values reported are not the same , one of them
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by unwind 4y ago
Wow! 2.7 kg is insane! I love the caption to the top image, too: This road bike weighs in at 6lbs (2.7kg): Lighter than the laptop you’re probably using right now. That is ... strange in more than one way. :)
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by unwind 4y ago
Thanks for the link, this is very cool! Weird (to me) that five out of six images show the 3D case, which is way harder to understand than a tile on a 2D plane, at least in my view. It's also weird, for someone not at all familiar with
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by unwind 4y ago
Wow, so when the OP goes "oooh these are so luxurious" at $13, you hit us with £65 (~$80) for nail clippers?! Yowza.
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by unwind 4y ago
I just had to look up the price (in the review): £2998 per pair including VAT, or roughly $3667. Wow! I'm glad I'm not into music hardware. :)
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by unwind 4y ago
C is declare anywhere and has been for a looong time (C99).
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by unwind 4y ago
It's always fun to read about tungsten, I guess with the high density and weird texture the literal meaning in Swedish makes sense: tung=heavy and sten=rock so heavy rock. :) Edit: autocorrect.
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by unwind 4y ago
It might be true if you (like the author, at least that's my interpretation) include the use by the original plants, which I guess occurs until the plant is (destructively, which I'm not sure how common it is) harvested.
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by unwind 4y ago
This from the first paragraph: That’s because for 2024 the boxy off-roaders can now charge other EVs up to 6 kW with a new, onboard 19.2-kWh Level 2 charger. (Earlier Hummer EV Pickups can charge up to 11.5 kW.) Has my head spinning tryin
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by unwind 4y ago
Uh, also, that should be "holes", they are not looking for a British fictional detective in the dense foliage of Central America's jungles. Thanks, phone. :|
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by unwind 4y ago
Good question! According to [1], they rely on finding holmes in the foliage: Lidar, of course, does not actually see through vegetation. Rather, it sees through holes in the foliage. Some of the multiple laser pulses it emits simply find
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by unwind 4y ago
Yes, totally. Good point, I forgot about that technique. I prefer this, which is less invasive.
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by unwind 4y ago
At least in C, you cannot store a tag inside the union since all fields of the union live at the same offset (0) they tag will be smashed by the actual value it's trying to talk about. In C, you have to wrap the union in a struct in or
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by unwind 4y ago
Yes, I was going to comment on that both code samples are C++, even though they are not clearly labelled as such. List initialization seems to be the recommended syntax to use nowadays in C++ [1]. I'm a fan of the type of optimization
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by unwind 4y ago
It's probably better to call it an interpreter, since it will also run the program and print the values of all non-zero variables afterward. Calling it a compiler is (to me) really stretching things, I can't see any code to emit a
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Sixel: A terminal bitmap graphics format from the 80s(en.wikipedia.org)
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by unwind 4y ago
I think your comment would be easier to understand if you stated your geographical location. In Europe, I would expect A6 paper to be decently easy to find (although I don't think I've ever bought any, so salt away if you feel lik
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by unwind 4y ago
Does the "Amen break" [1] qualify? Man, I love that one. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break

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