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wibbily
2y ago
Interesting. There's a spam link in the header. Checked on IA - in late 2017 the site expired, was gone briefly, and then was restored, with the author's picture removed and the spam added. Some of the pictures won't load eit
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2y ago
Theodore Gray has one of these in his periodic table. This quote stood out to me: "I've held this thing up to the strongest sources of radiation I have and the balls don't budge... I think it's safe to say that if you do
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Stratasys files patent infringement lawsuit against Bambu Lab
(voxelmatters.com)
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What happens in quirks mode? (2014)
(jkorpela.fi)
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2y ago
> Should they be forced to allow that but still held accountable when their device is noncompliant? I mean, routers have worked like this for ages. OpenWRT has an entire page about tweaking your radio settings, and what could happen to y
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Do M4 iPad Pros with 8GB of RAM Have 12GB?
(forums.macrumors.com)
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2y ago
I've nothing to do with the leak itself, so can't help you there. But did check - both archives are identical, and contain a Node project that seems to match what is claimed. (Run it at your own risk.) $ md5sum lam.zip 3a78b
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Rabbit R1 source code [part 1]
(github.com)
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3y ago
Around the turn of the century, an artist did something similar in a Rhode Island mall; he found a void space left over from construction and turned it into a furnished apartment. Incidentally I think he's still banned from the propert
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RSA SecurID hardware token reverse engineering (2021)
(flow.gi)
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Barcoding Bees (2020)
(theapiarist.org)
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3y ago
Poorly, usually. Markdown files everywhere, occasionally a google doc if I'm away from the laptop. Usually hardware projects will end up in a git repo, but mostly for the benefit of whatever firmware I'm writing around it - if the
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wibbily
3y ago
"Digital Apollo" by David Mindell is also excellent. It covers the development of the AGC and other flight computers at the Instrumentation Lab, and puts a lot of the design details of the AGC in context.
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3y ago
So, if the parents are at fault, how is it appropriate to let the children shoulder the consequences?
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Claims of Room Temperature and Ambient Pressure Superconductor (Updating List)
(forums.spacebattles.com)
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Achewood is back, and it’s weirder than ever
(theverge.com)
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4y ago
Keep in mind that the minimum number of working hours to qualify for those benefits is 20hrs/wk, and getting that isn't a guarantee. (Anecdotally - I had ~30hrs of availability and I wouldn't get scheduled for more than 12hrs