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by virtue3 2y ago
I think if you have enough replays you can deconstruct the rolling code. Not sure. Also there are ways to desync/resync your key so you might be able to “add a key” with the flipper with certain firmwares. Cloning the current key and u
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by virtue3 2y ago
no no, it's just "ours is better", "think different", and "it just works". /s
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by virtue3 2y ago
Not as old as you might think: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia26275-voyager-team-celebr...
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by virtue3 2y ago
Haha thank you
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by virtue3 2y ago
Your smartphone Anything by meta Amazon Alexa/dot All smart-tvs are uploading your screen and what you watch constantly. Source: I worked on adding interactivity to ads on certain TVs when they used content recognition on your sceeen
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by virtue3 2y ago
the issue with JVM/java was always that when that GC triggers you are just absolutely hosed. C# tends to be a bit more forgiving about when it triggers GC and how. The generational garbage collector in C# will tend to be more reliable
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by virtue3 2y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Flexible Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Typescript, React, node.js, graphql Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16tbAwxlRgM8xwZp7GAJ1HNiByG2MpWWiDGm
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by virtue3 2y ago
sounds like the memory storage is failing on some sort of logging systems for these to be going down at the same time-ish (same number of logs per day written etc over cheap flash). Shame on this manufacturer.
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by virtue3 2y ago
I don't feel SUPER bad for patreon here. They're been trying to push people to their app super hard instead of their mobile website. And the mobile website is barely usable. This is kinda what happens when you put yourself into
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by virtue3 2y ago
might be a good idea to have it (explosively?) disconnect it's segments if it's found to be broken. You'll spread the impact but avoid something like a whip crack.
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by virtue3 2y ago
Toyota also failed miserably with the unintended accelerator pedals. And basically pulled some of the same stunts with denial and cover ups and blaming everyone but themselves (legally you have to do this I suppose). So I don't think
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by virtue3 2y ago
I run a dance practice 2x a month and there's more. You need to make sure it's on the same day on cadence (we have 2nd and 4th sundays). And we also spam out fb event invite (use what you want here, email etc) about 1 week prior
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by virtue3 2y ago
good thing the investment firms kept the fees the same tho :)
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by virtue3 2y ago
I dont believe magnetic containment would contain heat, so just run a liquid through the reactor and use it to heat up water to make steam and drive a turbine. Nuclear plants do this.
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by virtue3 2y ago
Honestly a lot of these diagnosis issues are incredibly difficult. depression with anxiety is dramatically more difficult to treat than either or. Bipolar can come across as ADHD in certain parts of the cycle or just usually depression. In
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by virtue3 2y ago
second on ben eater; the USB one showing inputs on a keyboard and such with an oscilloscope blew my mind. I was like -> oh, it really just is a huge bus and there's A LOT happening.
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by virtue3 2y ago
This is actually really helpful thank you
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by virtue3 2y ago
Not really true - that case was an urban myth I believe from my own searching (as I heard about it when I grew up). Would like sources if it's true. What I did look up: "Premises liability laws generally do not extend to trespass
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by virtue3 2y ago
extremely, probably. But then again - lets imagine having a few thousand missiles in space that are remotely controllable. So any nation state actor(maybe less) could conceivably take them over and retarget them at a whim. That sounds fun.
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by virtue3 2y ago
"A large amount of beef is grown in areas that are not suitable for crop farming in the United States. In fact, 85% of the land used to graze cattle in the U.S. is marginal land, which means it's not suitable for growing crops. Ma
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by virtue3 2y ago
I think this article is drastically downplaying how dramatically more complicated designs and things are now than they were before. I don't believe it's computers that are to blame; I believe it's complexity nightmare problem
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by virtue3 2y ago
in the actual FTC release: "Through public statements, text messages, in-person meetings, WhatsApp conversations and other communications while at Pioneer, Sheffield sought to align oil production across the Permian Basin in West Texas
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by virtue3 2y ago
I think 500$ for an hour might have been a little more than a dance, and probably inline with what that kind of service offers. If not did you goto one of the top strip clubs in America? that sounds insane. Haven't been to a strip clu
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by virtue3 2y ago
good reminder to enable 2fa on my dropbox account. Whoops.
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by virtue3 2y ago
I think that might have been the case a while ago but they have even dropped .net-core and it's now just .net and cross platform. It appears to have been the case since .net 5 (2020) (I've also stopped paying attention to MS a bit
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by virtue3 2y ago
It's not like we didn't already give the major major ISPs 200 BILLION DOLLARS. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7709556
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by virtue3 3y ago
While I also share in your love of Wankel engines I think you are grossly skipping over their unreliability (mostly around the seals). There's an extremely good reason "rural" applications are reliant on diesels. It's n
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by virtue3 3y ago
The vertical panels are bifacial so they get some of the light being reflected from the other side. This is a huge boost to their productivity. The other major advantage here is that you can use them with farming and actually do something
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by virtue3 3y ago
took me a second but that was hilarious. Friend fell over at a red light from a stop (was clipped in on the pedal on the wrong side and fell over). Had to get frame x-rayed and it was cracked inside. He was fine of course...
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by virtue3 3y ago
This has happened before and it will probably go the same way. Software and compilers will make up the difference, or hardware will become so cheap and ubiquitous it wont super matter. In 3-5 years what will a 10% performance difference ma

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