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by zootboy 4y ago
You don't even need to do that. The ARP packets seem to be routed to the network through the normal route table, so replies for the wifi IP get sent via the ethernet link and the network switches seem to learn that as the return path.
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by zootboy 4y ago
I've had a concept in mind for this exact scenario that I'm reasonably certain will work, I've just never taken the time to fully implement it. No need to bond interfaces or apply the same IP to both interfaces. Let them both
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by zootboy 4y ago
I don't have any knowledge of this specific implementation, but my guess would be that it is a question of optimization. If you were to implement something similar to what's physically happening in a camera with a long exposure, y
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by zootboy 4y ago
You need information about the motion in order to simulate motion blur. It makes perfect sense for this to be generated by the 3D renderer rather than trying to guess at the motion after the fact when all you have are 2D frames.
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by zootboy 4y ago
> the email client configurability is significantly better I'm gonna have to disagree on this one. Outlook 365 is ass-tastic. It doesn't even have feature parity with the web app, and is full of weird bugs and limitations. Just
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by zootboy 4y ago
Yeah, that Lenovo keyboard is miles better. My main complaint with it is the Fn key being bottom-left instead of the control key. Thankfully, they have a BIOS setting to swap them.
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by zootboy 4y ago
Yeah, that whole keyboard and trackpad setup feels like no real thought was put in to it to make it a "developer" machine. * Arrow keys not inverted-T * No physical trackpad click buttons below the pad * No middle-click button for
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by zootboy 4y ago
Yes, I want that. I don't really see how increased computational power should make a device impossible to hold together with 4 screws.
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by zootboy 4y ago
Care to explain why?
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by zootboy 4y ago
I don't want my phone to be thinner. If having a 3.5 mm jack means that I will have headphones that just work without fuss / charging / bluetooth codec ass, and it prevents phone designers from making my phone wafer thin, the
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by zootboy 4y ago
Reference: https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/10937646?hl=en SAR is sort of a "maximum power density" measurement. It's not claiming to expose your entire head to that power density, just
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by zootboy 4y ago
Zelle is a turd of a service, too. If your bank doesn't have it integrated, then the only way to accept a payment sent to you through Zelle is to sign up through an app. No website signups allowed. https://www.zellepay.com&#
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by zootboy 4y ago
Dunno how "hidden" some of these are, but here are my list of interesting hacky or explainy channels with a twist: Applied Science: Unusual chemistry / physics / misc engineering https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by zootboy 5y ago
I got a little tripped up trying to do the long jump section of the hazard course, since holding control for crouching while moving forward (W) triggered the close tab shortcut. Luckily the arrow keys work for forward-backward motion.
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by zootboy 5y ago
I only have a little bit of experience doing monitor mix for some small college shows, but: Headphones probably aren't necessary, as you're usually just making small adjustments at the request of the talent. For a large show, I wo
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by zootboy 5y ago
Indeed. That's why I specified /silent/ corruption. If the stack returns an explicit error, that is correctable (assuming the other disks don't error and return the correct data). Sadly, a large number of SSDs (and nearl
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by zootboy 5y ago
MDADM RAID1 does not seem to have the ability to recover from silent data corruption. In the standard two-disk RAID1, it's actually impossible to recover, since it doesn't know what copy is the uncorrupted one. With three disk RAI
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by zootboy 5y ago
Drink a verification can to continue...
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by zootboy 5y ago
I dunno, I think it's pretty accurate. Right now it's the voluntary migration period. After March 10, it's the forced migration period.
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by zootboy 5y ago
I wasn't too impressed with this one, either. In my mind, this illusion is much more straightforward demo of a similar effect (color perception being relative to surrounding colors): https://www.illusionsindex.org/ir&#x
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by zootboy 5y ago
I would say that there is an indirect consequence to wasteful resource usage: e-waste. I have a pile of old laptops and cell phones that are still perfectly functional hardware-wise but are basically useless because of the bloat of modern s
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by zootboy 5y ago
I don't think "you can't examine how a thing works" has ever been a condition of ownership. And even current trade secret laws carve out exceptions for information that can be obtained via other means. The Uniform Trade
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by zootboy 5y ago
That feature annoyed me to no end, so I found a way to turn it off: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/turn-off-office-a...
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by zootboy 5y ago
There's nothing that requires a microcontroller to be active during power-down to handle the issues you describe: For transit passes and IDs, there need to be non-phone-based ways of handling that issue. It's equally possible to l
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by zootboy 5y ago
Except that's not true at all. HN works with javascript entirely disabled, and the upvote buttons become actual links.
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by zootboy 5y ago
> less code is better than more code Not when it's at the cost of readability. The example "better" code fails my readability test horribly. I'd gladly take C's ternary operator over this monstrosity: > x = 4
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by zootboy 5y ago
Despite the fact that the CA smog test is an absolute joke of an inspection (no inspection of tires, brakes, lights, etc.), it does in fact include an odometer reading.
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by zootboy 5y ago
I'm not sure how lidar would help in detecting yellow lights correctly. Seems to me like that has to be a vision system, at least until we get all traffic lights to report their state via radio.
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by zootboy 5y ago
I've been pretty happy with voip.ms. They have a bidirectional SMS/MMS to email system that works well enough for my purposes.
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by zootboy 5y ago
Indeed. The pre-COVID schedule was that all active lines had their last train leave from the end of their line at midnight. The last SF to East Bay would be the SFO train, which would hit Civic Center around 12:30 am.

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