wiseleo

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by wiseleo 4y ago
We have ewaste laptops with SSD, Core i7, and 16GB RAM on eBay for less than $100. They will cost less for electricity. I use them for everything.
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by wiseleo 4y ago
CCIE is still worth it. Cisco commands set expanded but remained compatible. Some Microsoft certs are worth having. The rest of my certs are relics - CNE, SCSA etc…
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by wiseleo 4y ago
There’s a 6 degrees of freedom robotic arm on Amazon. It was about $30 when I bought it. That price includes the Arduino controller. I built it and it works as advertised. It’s part of one of my products now. A robotic arm is a lot more int
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by wiseleo 4y ago
NAM doesn't work against an air power of 1700+ missiles launched at your territory. Like it or not, Ukraine with its standing army and modern military equipment will be among the most powerful European countries at the end of this war
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by wiseleo 4y ago
As a Ukrainian-American, I will tell you this: There are no Anglosphere designs. There is an insane aggressor who is getting defeated with the help of our allies who happen to speak English. Our President has appealed to more than 50 countr
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by wiseleo 4y ago
Interesting. Susan Eggman is my local senator. I'll contact her office to work on the next attempt.
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by wiseleo 4y ago
As a Ukrainian, I am happy Russia is having "military issues". That aside, the problem is this - Russia's primary generator of national wealth is oil and gas exports of raw product. Its primary internal employment is in the m
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by wiseleo 4y ago
Nothing. This will end with Russia's military defeat. Russia is already defeated but it's being stubborn. It is sustaining enormous losses but still not giving up. Hundreds of thousands of children were forcibly deported into Russ
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by wiseleo 4y ago
I will probably order 2-3 sets of parts just to have on-site using some random serial numbers of issued equipment. That should give me the flexibility you mention. This is still not enough, but for large companies with strict security polic
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by wiseleo 4y ago
I own microsoldering electronics repair tools and fixtures. The price is competitive, especially for factory-quality fixtures. Having the right tools drastically reduces the difficulty of repair. Interestingly, Apple offers the adhesive gas
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by wiseleo 4y ago
Disagree. Many people like me who don’t operate a formal shop have a Quick station and know what’s Amtech flux. I want access to schematics and boardviews. It is nonsense to withhold them.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Regulatory role. Your work is mandated by law but it’s done by software.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Z - zapad - west V - vostok - east At least that's what some analysts attribute to their meaning. I suspect it's to delineate chains of command when they meet in the field.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
We need OS-level support for unlocking device under duress into an alternate state.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
I drive an ‘05 Chrysler town and country. I can replace its engine for $220, which I’ve done. It is super cheap to repair. :)
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by wiseleo 5y ago
I own Snapon diagnostic equipment capable of servicing anything up to 2016 model year and by extension a few more years unofficially if the model line continues. It is very expensive but became reasonably priced after Snapon declared it uns
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by wiseleo 5y ago
IBM owns Softlayer. They may have a legitimate need for that many addresses. :)
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Modifying a single byte in the license file means the license is no longer what it purports to be. Don’t do it. The license file needs to be in the root of the repo. The first thing many developers who have been bitten by this in the past d
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Asking a software engineer to be aware of environment setup intricacies does not make sense. Once you hold their hands once by writing a comprehensive document, they will learn and not guess how you want things to be done. I write a lot of
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Win-Shift-S - you're welcome.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Part of the film development process involves the lab applying artistic decisions to your film. These decisions cannot be undone. The same is true for artisan photo printing labs. You have complete control and infinite redo capability with
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by wiseleo 5y ago
There's a DQ near my office. Too near. Their app's frequent customer program maxes out at 500 points display. I have 11000+ points. 2500 points is redeemable for a large ice cream cake. The staff writes me love letters on my box.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
There are organized retail theft groups who hit stores very hard. Then there's the construction site and from the truck theft. Tradespeople invest heavily into their tools and rendering them useless if stolen is a desired feature. Even
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Used market seems unaffected. I own several, but can always get more whenever I look locally. Those sold on used market are almost always new anyway. :)
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by wiseleo 5y ago
That sounds like a screenplay :)
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Remote hands are often contracted from online marketplaces for such people. I do this occasionally as it's easy money. We do exactly what you tell us to do without any insight into why we are doing this. My objective is to be on-site f
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Comcast customers.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
The Head First series of books. They are available for multiple programming languages and use the same set of use cases across them all. The books are even written with techniques to suggest to the brain it should remember this information.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
Let me introduce you to 12" hydraulic bolt cutters. They cut through the toughest bike U-locks. No lock survives them. If the lock is stronger, there are stronger hydraulic cutters. Containers tend to be protected by puck-style locks.
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by wiseleo 5y ago
While True: learn() is interesting. https://luden.io/wtl/ It is an interactive algorithms visualizer packaged as a game.

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