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by wildzzz 5mo ago
That's fine for some things but my grandma is not going to buy from an online store that only takes crypto. Crypto as a payment option works well for computer-related merchants or for privacy-focused merchants. Like it wouldn't be
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
What would be there to gain? The merchant loses money to the credit card processing fees, chargeback fees, and shipping cost along with the loss of the product, they gain nothing. Its a pretty expensive way to send a customer a free thing.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Ferrari doesn't need to sell a massive number of these to keep the lights on, they can sell as few or as many as they want. Remember that this thing costs $500k, the market is relatively small compared to all of the other EVs for sale,
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
To sports car enthusists, there is a certain flavor in each car produced by the major companies that one can recognize without seeing the badge. Even the SUVs carry over that recognizable design language like with the Cayenne and Urus. This
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Yes but I'm just looking to be a little more focused on tedious tasks, not hang out with the machine elves.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
It's handy for situations where you have inexperienced people needing to flash microcontrollers. Meshtastic is a great example, it's meant for a wide variety of users from people that can actually write code to people that have on
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Where I work, we follow quality management systems to ensure mistakes don't happen. Of course they do, people are human, but the point is to find why something happened and enact a corrective action to ensure it doesn't happen aga
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
The Gripen is a light multirole aircraft like the F-16. The F-35 is a stealth strike fighter. It requires another level of special care to maintain its stealth performance. If you want mass-produced stealth aircraft, that's what's
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Cathode Ray Dude is an amazing YouTuber for those with an interest in the obscure. I highly recommend checking out his channel if you have an hour to burn on a topic like a Linux car stereo from the 90s.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
I love reading the comments on places like r/UFOs and seeing the justifications people make for why an object does something in these videos. Like one video is an IR tracker recording some sort of point source of IR (plane, missile, re
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Right, I figured there had to be at least something reliable in the $200AUD. That's about $140USD which won't get you a lot of laptop for that price here in the US but you'll definitely be able to find old MacBooks and Thinkp
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
It's not for you. It's for a broadcasting team so all of the wireless camera feeds are properly synced.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
My question, does Uganda not have used laptops available for sale? At the point where you're about to spend $200 on shipping, why not consider just doing a money order so the guy can find one locally. Shipping things overseas is such a
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Because civil cases are based on the preponderance of the evidence rather than beyond a reasonable doubt, plaintiffs have a much lower bar to clear for winning. However, because of the ease that they may win, there needs to be protections f
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
The RAD750 is like 20 years old and is the absolute king in high reliability in the most extreme radiation environments. LEO is much more forgiving and there's plenty of examples of commercial gear operating in it. You could definitely
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
All it really means is that big corps that have already existing sales relationships with Dell will be purchasing them in the next fiscal year. Anyone else that needed this level of storage density has already built their own boxes.
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
In college, we had two bars that still had smoking despite it being banned in our state. The exception was it had to have doors and a completely separate HVAC. One bar had a smoking second story that had most of the pool tables and TVs whil
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
It was a little clunky in Windows 7. Typing in "device" brings up "Devices and Printers" before what you likely want, "Device Manager". It also sometimes just forgets about things that definitely exist. Like on
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
It's probably some sort of crusty old application written before salt and hash was SOP. No agency is going to spend money on hardening something non-critical unless there's an incident or there's free money to do so. And that
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
They probably want to establish a commercial-use license. If you have a big print farm, you likely need all of those remote capabilities so you're going to need to pay for the license. The schmucks at home will likely continue to get i
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
I'm just speculating here but the Greenland expansion was likely in the works for a while but once Trump heard about it, he ham fists the entire diplomatic process by threatening force. Maybe the process was going too slow for his liki
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
I've bought a similar finger brush for brushing my dog's teeth. He really hates toothbrushing so he doesn't make it easy to manipulate a regular toothbrush. But since I'm already holding his mouth open, a finger gets in
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
Ideally you wouldn't need to expose a TTL serial debug port to begin with. Maybe on a prototype you would want this but I'd rather just have a single connector that can expose everything (jtag or swd). Bonus points if the interfac
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by wildzzz 5mo ago
If someone smarter than me didn't think to invent a new language to solve what is likely a common problem, the solution already exists.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Any training data scraper that blindly takes stuff from websites deserves to have their model poisoned by this nonsense.
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
It's just the external topology so it's really only going to be useful for making things that attach to the controller (skins, mounts, accessibility adapters, etc) or just toy models. Valve asks you to contact them if you want to
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I'm guessing they use very conservative usage in their math. I'm on my pixel all day long but I barely use my iPhone 13 more than maybe an hour a day. I can leave it unplugged all weekend and come back Monday with enough charge to
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
That assembly line workers are constantly being kept fresh on their skills and processes. If you can't get some component for 3 months, new units can almost immediately be pushed out of the factory when the component does arrive. If yo
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
I used to shop at HT at the last place I lived. It was always crazy seeing all of those discounts pop up. I don't know if I was actually saving money over the other stores nearby but it certainly felt like it. Honestly, I like shopping
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by wildzzz 6mo ago
Whole refers to the fat content and homogenized refers to a process used to better suspend the fat in the milk to prevent separation. Almost all milk you buy is probably homogenized. They don't technically mean the same thing but if th

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