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I have a daylight basement that I finished with a nice Office/Lab set up with 4 big monitors and my work computers and wired gigabit internet service. On the other side a bench with test gear, parts etc. Everything a good lab would hav
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Amen Brother ;) I could not have said it better than you did. I think that the real power is in your own mind and that most religions or "spiritual practices" are just ways of tricking your mind into solving your problems. You don
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Oh no, if you did it then it was not a rip off. As long as you learned from it then it was awesome! Have a wonderful Holiday!
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Oh, that is wonderful to hear. Please have a wonderful Holiday!
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After I received my PhD I worked at Bell Labs for a while and did several different things and now I am a Distinguished Research Fellow at a large telcom company and I have many patents and interesting inventions mostly around antenna techn
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Thank you so much, And just a quick aside, Thanks to Ken for what he does, obviously I ravishly read everything he does!
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Thank you. And you too, enjoy the holiday :)
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Back in 1980 when I was working on my Masters in EE, my capstone project was a chip that would play music. The problem was; that back then, the amount of ROM you could fabricate (at least at our facility) was limited to about 1K at best. I
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Thanks to everyone who has to work on Christmas to keep essential things running for us !
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Hey thanks for this, super nice gesture. Some of the stories posted really touched me. I am alone too, but to be completely honest, I actually am kind of relieved. The holidays were always a stressful time for me, our family dynamic is not
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Hang in there friend!
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A new generation of talented young musicians compete in the world's most prestigious pipe organ competition.
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Thanks!
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Maybe there were multiple intelligent civilizations before humans, then the Great Filter Theory kicks in and they wipe themselves out with Global warming or whatever. I have a pet theory (just a fantasy really) that Dolphins were once land
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I became an atheist when I was 14 years old and I was forced to attend confirmation. I asked questions repeatedly about simple obvious things such as dinosaurs and how did they get on that ark, what about kangaroos did that ark get all the
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I think there are a couple of things at play here. Full disclosure, I have no data to substantiate by "hunch" but I think it would be interesting to see if there is a way of testing it. My theory is that, as society becomes more a
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TL;DR The whole idea completely depends on the LED on the target computer is driven directly by a GPIO pin of a CPU you can hack and reverse the direction of the GPIO pin to somehow be an input rather than output. Also, that said LED is d
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This is a very interesting topic to me, I am on a team that is responsible for developing new ideas, innovations, IP. When the lock down first came, our production fell way off and it was difficult to come up with really creative stuff lik
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One thing I have noticed, not sure if this is recent or well treaded ground here on HN no doubt, but if you Hover over the "I'm feeling luck" button then leave and hover again, it gives a bunch of different options like "
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Good one. Putting it on the list. It's an amazing little board, list is pretty short :)
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Some friends and co-workers of mine have an ongoing bet/joke... Who can find something that the Raspberry Pi can NOT do. One more thing scratched off the list!!
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Perfect for HFT.
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Does anyone know if SDRAM (SDR) is susceptible to this attack ? If you don't need speed but need security...
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Archimedes would be proud! And you should be too! Congrats, and thank you so much for sharing this, it totally made my day.
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Agree with the detox idea for some people. But they have to of course want to do it. But I would extend the concept to all point of view media as well including point of view cable "News" or radio programs. I have had this convo
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A weird observation for myself, sometimes I wake up at around 3AM for no apparent reason and can't get back to sleep. Sometimes I reach for my laptop and figure why not play a few games of chess. Weirdly, my strength of play is 400 -
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That's super cool. I have noticed on some older cable STB have one or two lines at the top of the screen that look like they are sending data using those lines, only on certain channels. I theorize they are updating the STB or somethin
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I never Meta bigger jerk than Mark Zuckerberg. I mean obviously whatever name they came up with will get ridiculed, but they are just begging for it. The late night comedians are going to have a field day tonight.
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So if I know someone's Google password, I could go search on all those keywords and basically SWAT them right ?
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Tranquility base to settle the dummies conspiracy theories once and for all ? :)
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