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by zaxomi 3y ago
Oh, I didn't see it.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
By distributing the data in a compressed file, you retain the benefits of the smaller file size at all stages (transfer from source, local storage, local transmission) until the data needs to be used in uncompressed format, all without any
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by zaxomi 3y ago
Money (for w3w) For everyone else: No.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
You also want a fourth piece of information: what calendar that the specified date belongs to.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
And then they change the calendar. (It has already happened in several regions when changing from Julian to Gregorian calendar. You don't know what calendar will be used at that region in the future)
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by zaxomi 3y ago
Except you don't even know if they in the future uses the same calendar.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
A problem with the future is that it is hard to predict. Define whatever format you want, and there's always the possibility of a politician changing what the local time is. Historically, the offset against UTC has changed by a few min
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by zaxomi 3y ago
Make sure you have a backup of the data you care about. If you don't care about backup, you don't care about data. No storage lasts forever. SDD, HDD, DVD, TAPE, etc will fail, regardless of brand. Backup is cheap. Losing data can
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by zaxomi 3y ago
It could probably be replaced by a Raspberry Pi with an Amiga emulator.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
MSDOS 3.3 had COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, LPT1, LPT2, and LPT3. LPT4-9 and COM5-9 was not part of MSDOS.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
This isn't new. Soviet listened to typewiters back in the 1970s.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
Sovjet listened successfully to typewrites back in the 1970s.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
New? Sovjet listened to typewriters in the 1970s.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
"The sample they synthesized is reported to have much higher purity than the original Korean team of LKK." Maybe that's the reason they needed a lower temperature?
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by zaxomi 3y ago
I got 16/16 with www.yahoo.com, 15/15 with google.com, 22/25 with gekk.info. Using mtr I got 26/27 after 120 packets (1 with 50% packet loss, 4 with 95% packet loss, and only 1 with 100% loss)
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by zaxomi 3y ago
I read the rant. He is talking about Pentium 4.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
Did you test this on a Pentium 4, the processor that Linus is talking about?
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by zaxomi 3y ago
If I could change one thing with sql, this would be it. It makes more sense to have the select last.
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by zaxomi 3y ago
So, who would call emergency services if no one had a phone because every parent followed his parents' example?
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by zaxomi 4y ago
With mechanical locks, they could be so worn that you can use anything as a key. With moden digital keys it should be easy to make them unique.
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by zaxomi 4y ago
Something similar has happened to me. When it has happened to me I press each modifier key (shift, alt, ctrl, FN, win, menu, etc...) and it usually fixes the problem.
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by zaxomi 4y ago
Anyone who takes security seriously uses cable instead of WiFi for cameras.
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by zaxomi 5y ago
To me KASETA.IMG looks exactly like an binary pixel image, maybe monochrome, where every bit represents a pixel. The part where you see 1.1.1 is actually like this in hex: 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02 31 02
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by zaxomi 5y ago
A naive approach. Time zones is not that simple. Many timezones have 15, 30, or 45 minutes offset (additional to the hour). If I get time and date in UTC, I know when the meeting is supposed to start. If the time is 12:45 UTC and the meetin
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by zaxomi 5y ago
slash = / backslash = \ They are using slash. And space, which is confusing. Did not see the space in the "Hello!!" example since the space is the last character on the line.
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by zaxomi 5y ago
At least radio controlled clocks know then all hands are at the 12'oclock position.
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by zaxomi 5y ago
That is what I'm looking for. There are clocks that synchronizes to radio signals (for example DCF77 in Germany), but my problem is that the signal is too weak inside my house, and there is no information given when the clock has lost
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by zaxomi 5y ago
It is the name of the fields in RFC 5280: Validity ::= SEQUENCE { notBefore Time, notAfter Time }
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by zaxomi 5y ago
Hi! Is your time servers synchronized to GMT (mean solar time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich) or UTC (Coordinated Universal Time)? The RFC requires GMT, but most time servers synchronizes to UTC. It could be a difference of up to 0.9
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by zaxomi 5y ago
Tom Scott has made a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRz-Dl60Lfc According to Encyclopaedia Britannica: > Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), the name for mean solar time of the longitude (0°) of the Royal Greenwich Observ

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