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by xattt 2y ago
The colours look decent, but like you said, the conductor appears out of place. NOMA has a “smart” line of traditionally packaged lights, but these appear to use a proprietary box: https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/cat&#x2
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by xattt 2y ago
The article title sounds like famous last words.
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by xattt 2y ago
I meant stockwise. It just seemed like a sure bet a decade ago, like RIM the decade before that, and Kodak the decade before that.
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by xattt 2y ago
> Also why do you specifically call out Chinese parts as being shitty? Where do you think the majority of electronics come from? OP is making a distinction between directly-sourced parts, versus those commissioned by a Western or Western
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by xattt 2y ago
ESA in Ontario, for example, allows you to do your own electrical work. Self-notification, I’m sure, is a CYA formality by them. (1) https://esasafe.com/compliance/diy-electrical-work/
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by xattt 2y ago
The missing middle appears to be tree lights that have a traditional appearance (and don’t look like robot spaghetti). Adhesive LED light strips are meant to be only indirectly visible.
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by xattt 2y ago
Folks are really cheering on Intel to win, because no one wants to be left holding the bag. We all bought Intel because we all thought it was ol’ faithful, but they’ve really, REALLY shit the bed.
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by xattt 2y ago
No way of getting a five-finger discount on these.
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by xattt 2y ago
You first.
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by xattt 2y ago
Have everyone take a chunk of nuclear fuel to keep in their home? That’s technically decentralization.
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by xattt 2y ago
> … wayfinding … is much worse I assumed they would have detached any signange hanging from the ceiling before lifting it. The text would be too small to read otherwise.
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by xattt 2y ago
The river I stand in is not the river I step in. (1) (1) https://brandondonnelly.com/this-river-i-step-in-is-not-the-...
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by xattt 2y ago
My understanding is that a chip design for one fab isn’t portable to another. How does can hobbyist design be just be slapped onto a wafer (with others’ designs) and call it a day?
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by xattt 2y ago
When will the pixels start to approach erythrocyte-level density like on the Vision Pro? edit: Anywhere between 208K to 277K.
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by xattt 2y ago
There’s a campus but the results of a web search are vague about actual manufacturing. Can’t say I’ve seen any “Made in Ireland” Apple products.
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by xattt 2y ago
32K ought to be enough for anybody.
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Mount Muztagh Ata with Blue Avalanche Light [video](vimeo.com)
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by xattt 2y ago
To add to this, anti-social assholes who kill team jive tend to hide from responsibility with e-mails. Even when it needs to be a meeting. They need to be dragged out of their comfort zone kicking-and-screaming for public display for the pl
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by xattt 2y ago
How is this partitioning implemented? Local “production-generation” can make sense at some level, but the mental model breaks down when you go back to the “water-in-a-lake” way of considering the grid. I assume that there is less electricit
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by xattt 2y ago
> detected inorganic arsenic … at higher levels … chickens treated with the drug … than in untreated chickens More than 0 seems like a lot in untreated chickens.
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by xattt 2y ago
A number of kid environments depend on Chrome. Google is basically giving their pie back to Apple now.
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by xattt 2y ago
> which sucks for one-hand input anyway Wait, what? Unless you’re hunting-and-pecking, a numpad IS the job for one-handed number input.
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by xattt 2y ago
I was laptop only for several years. I thought I’d be able to unlearn. Once I got a proper desk setup again, using a numpad was like riding a bike.
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by xattt 2y ago
There’s a loud category of people that are obsessed with looks and symmetry (over function) that a numpad breaks. I doubt these folks do any meaningful numerical work, so they do not understand the convenience of the numpad.
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by xattt 2y ago
> bottom-posting Immediate and indefinite suspension of email license.
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by xattt 2y ago
Good news!
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by xattt 2y ago
I’m conflicted about buying Kia again. I’ve got a recent model Sorento and the dealer where I have to take it is dogshit. I say I have to, because the next dealer is a $50 bridge toll and 2-hour drive away. I’ve been charged for things that
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by xattt 2y ago
I’ve noticed similar “mini” news stories trickle out after Apple’s announcements. Does this happen organically, or does PR drop tidbits like this to select sources? It seems like a very specific thing for a reporter to ask and find out abou
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by xattt 2y ago
> latest Cd-free QD films are very efficient, feature as good or better color gamut and better motion performance Possibly yes.
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by xattt 2y ago
To limit a perpetrator to a single car.

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