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xnyan
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xnyan
6y ago
> that doesn't involve any soldering You do you, but if I may suggest that if electronics projects interest you at all, it’s worth a little bit of time to learn some basic soldering skills. Not only will it give you a lot of flexib
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xnyan
6y ago
Differences between AC and DC power distribution and why you might chose one over the other. TLDR, AC is the most common choice for good reason, but there are also conditions where DC would be the better choice: You may have heard something
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xnyan
6y ago
Are you asking if I believe that externalities exist? Yes?
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xnyan
6y ago
I’ve never really understood why people object to me holding a gun to their head and telling them to give me all their money. I’m not reaching into their pocket and taking it, they are choosing to accept the deal I’m offering. Absolutely no
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xnyan
6y ago
Let’s put the validity of what Greenwald wanted to publish aside for a second. The relationship between an editor and a writer is always one of mutual cooperation and agreement. Not that the editor always must agree with what the author wri
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xnyan
6y ago
What is the specific unsafe condition are you worried about? I don’t know everything but I did evaluate consumer tech for Underwriters Laboratories to IEC 60950 and 62358. I think your caution is commendable but nothing you’ve described is
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xnyan
6y ago
> because it came with a USB cable and a note saying to use only a 1A charger. I might not understand, but current-limited power supplies are a real thing. In America/UL speak its called LPS (limited power supply, the limit being cu
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xnyan
6y ago
I think your comparison to VSCode is very useful, but with regards to crashing - I’ve not had Teams crash even once after a year of heavy use. VSCode was made with the explicit intent of attracting software developers, who not always but ge
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xnyan
6y ago
To echo everyone else, you want activated carbon. Put it in your filter stack behind the other filter and you’re golden.
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xnyan
6y ago
This is not correct. Activated carbon is very effective and in wide use for odor removal.
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xnyan
6y ago
I recently became a developer for a terrible no good platform that I shouldn’t name (ServiceNow). It’s bad in ways you can’t even understand unless you develop for it. I want to use Firefox for all kinds of reasons, only problem is chromium
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xnyan
6y ago
If you can build a house with a door, you can put a decent lock on the door. If you can’t put a lock on the door or don’t understand why or how, you can’t really build a house.
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xnyan
6y ago
I assume they are talking about something like https://github.com/cdr/code-server . It’s vscode in your web browser. Run it locally in your dev environment and setup your web server to proxy vscode.your domain.tld to i
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6y ago
> switching USB takes as long as it does to switch video inputs High-end KVMs get around this with virtual usb devices. Instead of switching the actual USB devices between computers A and B, they instead create a separate virtual USB dev
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xnyan
6y ago
It is in fact fundamentally different from gambling. In Vegas, there’s a non-zero chance of recouping your “investment” or even to make money. Not even a possibility here.
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xnyan
6y ago
If it were just the features (time of flight and image recognition), probably not 13k. I’m not an expert in police gear, but there are likely performance standards that the manufacturer has to prove so that the readings can stand up in cour
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xnyan
6y ago
Do you believe that governments ever abuse classification power? If so, should there be any circumstances where classified material can be shared in the public domain?
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xnyan
6y ago
Should you be forced to publish and host things that you think are terrible lies? If so, why? If not, why should YouTube? Not making a comment on the validity of their claims, just trying to understand what you are saying - a private organi
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6y ago
>Because people don’t understand what computing is about, they think they have it in the iPhone, and that illusion is as bad as the illusion that ‘Guitar Hero’ is the same as a real guitar.” For me, this was the signal that this as a &qu
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6y ago
I’m far from an Apple booster but I think what it does is pretty relevant to the industry worldwide. They may have only like 20% of the market share worldwide but they make far more than half of all profits of smartphones sold worldwide.
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xnyan
6y ago
>Someone please help me evaluate my design. Have you submitted your research for peer review, and if not, why?
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6y ago
>not to mention requiring kernel-level access, which is utterly ridiculous Not a troll question: how do you detect cheats run at the kernel level without kernel-level access? If you answer is "I don't want a game to have kernel
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xnyan
6y ago
PM is one of those titles (analyst too, now that I think about it) is one of those titles that means vaguely the same thing at a plurality of orgs, but wildly different at the edges.
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xnyan
6y ago
To expand on the other answers, generally the project owner deals with “why” and the manager with “what.” In slightly more vulgar terms, it’s like the difference between an owner of a McDonald’s and a manager of a McDonald’s.
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xnyan
6y ago
I read it as capture data coming __from__ your smartphone.
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6y ago
Those tools are intended for professional use. Furthermore even if you know how to use them, they all require configuration to produce any useful information. As the author describes, this was inspired by a need for non-technical users to l
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xnyan
6y ago
You’re mixing the general and the specific. Specifically yes, you don’t have to work for Amazon, but in general yes you are in fact forced to work or die in a capitalist system. In some situations Amazon may be the only viable employer.
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xnyan
6y ago
Another way to describe it would be a clear lie, by their own definition. What other way you could you know how people are using tools then by...monitoring the use of said tools?
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xnyan
6y ago
OP omitted “at the time” most likely. It’s a bad idea for anti-abuse engines to ban in realtime because it’s too strong of a signal to those trying to circumvent it. OP most likely used a 3rd party client in the past and got banned later.
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6y ago
I agree with you, being a player is not the same skill set is being a host at all. That said I have a suspicion Ken has been preparing his resume, he’s been hosting gameshows, presenting at events, hosting podcasts and a slew of other event
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