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by wildzzz 3y ago
There are modern systems that still use this sort of modular backplane design. MicroTCA and PXIe are the two major ones, both providing at least power and a PCIe bus on the backplane. MicroTCA supports carrying Ethernet, SATA, and PCIe on t
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by wildzzz 3y ago
You get added again out of a spread spectrum signal and it helps with interference too but the main issue is that with the power spread out, it's much harder to detect at long distances. It becomes even harder to detect when you don&#x
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by wildzzz 3y ago
It's overkill for normal office use but the space shuttle is going to have some massive vibration and mechanical shock during launch. All systems have to be ruggedized to withstand the environment. A commercial unit might not survive t
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by wildzzz 3y ago
The wine is a bit much for a mid day meal at work, operating heavy machinery on alcohol isn't the best idea but the cheese and bread are a lovely mid day meal. Cheese is very digestible and high in protein so it's going to sit les
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Because in the data, Germany did not exist before 1990 and there is a significant population that were born in East or West. It doesn't seem like the tool actually uses the differences but there is likely a difference between life span
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by wildzzz 3y ago
The voluntary phase is more of an impending notice that you, as a food manufacturer, better figure something out now before everyone buys up the existing supply capacity of non-PFAS packaging during the mandatory phase.
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Kicad allows you to keep a library of projects containing layouts and schematics of small circuits that you may wish to reuse in other circuits by just simply importing them to the current design. You can then modify as needed.
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Why ato over existing hardware description languages or things like SPICE (and it's many derivatives)?
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by wildzzz 3y ago
This applies to many different visas. The point is to ensure you are actually employed and not just here to subsist off of social services or working for illegal enterprises (i.e. organized crime). You can change jobs but the new employer m
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Trigger locks and pistol lockboxes are really just to prevent someone from playing with your guns. A trigger lock obviously isn't going to prevent theft and pistol lockboxes can just be carried away. Although I have seen videos of a to
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by wildzzz 3y ago
It's not the frequency of the antenna that changes, it's the directivity of the emitted power. The resonant frequency is determined by the length of the metallic strips of the helix which determines how thick and tall the helix is
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by wildzzz 3y ago
My dad has a little gadget for his big green egg that monitors and adjusts the temperature by controlling a small fan at the air intake. You can check the temperature over WiFi either through their app or on a very basic webpage the device
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by wildzzz 3y ago
I think the fact that their #1 pick was an affiliate product shows what could really be behind the curtain. Is Wirecutter being paid to bump up their reviews for products or at least being paid to trash other products in comparison? It&#x27
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Depending on where you are, you can literally fly around in a GA plane with no radio and be perfectly legal. You can build your own airstrip (no approvals necessary other than any municipal building permits) and fly around with no radio in
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by wildzzz 3y ago
I can somewhat understand why these torque wrenches are smart. The screenshot of the software interface showed a flow diagram of the tightening process and it looks like you very precisely describe how the fastener is to be tightened. A nor
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by wildzzz 3y ago
2nd edition is the best one. Mine is falling apart at the spine but I love it
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by wildzzz 3y ago
The code to do the disc swap was intentionally obfuscated. If it was really meant for a tech demo, why keep it in the retail build? If it was accidentally left in, why hide it? I feel like the most obvious answer is that a developer wanted
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by wildzzz 3y ago
When they say machine learning, do they really just mean error correcting codes and convolutional encoding? Is this just a case of using buzzwords or is the ML just doing RS/Viterbi?
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by wildzzz 3y ago
If you can't give me my own office with a door, at minimum I want a cube with 6ft walls that have excellent noise dampening (I don't want to be able to clearly hear a normal conversation next door), a large enough work space such
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by wildzzz 3y ago
They just have Google collect the data and buy it back from them. They get to have their data privacy cake and eat it too.
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by wildzzz 3y ago
A reduction in foreign energy dependency is always nice to have. They can also use the geothermal to generate electricity. The carbon savings aren't that much but nearly free energy sources are nice to have.
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by wildzzz 3y ago
It's all baked into the premiums.
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Pretty amazing price point considering a Polarfire board is normally like $1000 although those have a lot more features (socketed RAM, PCIe edge connector, SERDES breakout, etc). IGLOO is a little more affordable but Polarfire is nicer. Mic
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Timezones: if you operate my code across timezones, you're wrong. Date and time: %Y%m%d_%H%M%S. Don't you dare ask for it to be shown any other way.
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by wildzzz 3y ago
When using ham radio, you must transmit your callsign and therefore show your identity. Also all ham communication must be unencrypted. There's really no way to conceal your identity and operate legally. If this isn't for you, the
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by wildzzz 3y ago
Say I was in a web chatroom using SSL and someone posted a link to a piracy site. I right click and want to share it. Previously only the chatroom administrator could have known that my IP saw that link. But now, my ISP or anyone sniffing p
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by wildzzz 3y ago
I'm not a backcountry skier or much of a hiker but if I was, I'd much rather have a rugged device that can survive much better than an expensive piece of glass. I've damaged phones in the past by them getting bent in my pocke
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by wildzzz 3y ago
It's amazing that just calling someone's landline and then writing a check or doing a bank wire is probably the most secure method you can do when transferring large sums for 100% legit purposes. If they just rang up Gary and said
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by wildzzz 3y ago
I ran a laptop with the swappable dedicated Nvidia and integrated Intel GPU for a decade with no issues. Used to use something called Bumblebee to swap between them depending on workload, actually worked surprisingly well given the circumst
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It would likely be a replacement for applications where low latency and non-volatility are required but size is less important. A microcontroller with a good sized chunk of UltraRAM could allow for a type of Harvard architecture where progr

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