Ao7bei3s

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by Ao7bei3s 1mo ago
Thank you. I hadn't expected it to just be lack of demand/scale. All the best with Aisler; I really hope the EU's renewed interest in local production will lead to more business for you.
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by Ao7bei3s 1mo ago
Thanks for being open to questions. I always wanted to know this: 3 copies of a simple 50x50mm, 6 layer, board is 184€ and takes 13 days to make as per https://aisler.net/en/products/boards - for comparison, JLC m
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by Ao7bei3s 6mo ago
It has a fixed maximum number of concurrent sockets, and each socket has queues backed by per-socket fixed-size transmit and receive buffers (see `rxmem` and `txmem` in `struct tsocket`[1]). This is fine, because in TCP, each side advertise
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by Ao7bei3s 8mo ago
It's similar to FedRAMP systems like AWS GovCloud (US), which can only be accessed by someone who is a US person (US citizen or lawful permanent resident) and on US soil (physically in the US at the time of access).
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by Ao7bei3s 9mo ago
LACK tables specifically are well proven to be quite sturdy actually. They happen to be just the right width for servers / network devices, and so people have used them for that purpose for ages. Search for "LACK rack", or se
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by Ao7bei3s 11mo ago
Go to https://ui.perfetto.dev/ . On the left sidebar, under "Example traces", click "Open Android example". For a simple example using your own data, save this as a file and open it via "Open trace f
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by Ao7bei3s 1y ago
It really depends. The DMCA does have limited exemptions for reverse engineering for interoperability. The EFF has a good overview: https://www.eff.org/issues/coders/reverse-engineering-faq (search for DMCA). My p
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by Ao7bei3s 1y ago
Try https://numbat.dev/ ( https://github.com/sharkdp/numbat ). It's my go-to for any engineering calculations. It can also run locally. >>> 4 weeks + 59*3 hours -> days 4 week + 59
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by Ao7bei3s 1y ago
I have had a question for a long time, and this may be my one chance to ask someone who actually knows how these things work. When you were working on this, have you considered playing music that (and please don't take this the wrong w
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by Ao7bei3s 1y ago
Windows 11 recently pushed an update to discontinue Windows Mixed Reality (WMR), bricking my <5 years old, $500 Reverb G2 VR headset, which I bought after Meta bought out Oculus and started requiring a Meta account, essentially bricking
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by Ao7bei3s 1y ago
Ay-star.
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by Ao7bei3s 1y ago
Delphi and Visual Basic 6 were definitely not the pinnacle of UI development. For example, all layout was pixel based. Making windows resizable required much complex ad-hoc code, and internationalization was hard as well. Very early in my c
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
About 30x60x90cm in size.
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
Olympic weight plates for barbells. They're widely used, so competition has brought the cost down, and they're easily available in useful increments. I currently see 4x 10lbs for <$50 on Amazon. That works out to 2,53 Euro per
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
For general public restrooms, you can also search OpenStreetMap for amenity=toilet and access=yes (which means explicitly open to the public; see also access=customers). Try it: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1ORn
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
The main technical limitation is that /24 is the smallest prefix that is widely accepted. So you can't just announce a /32 (single IPv4) at different locations. Generally speaking, if you own the IP space, it just needs to be
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
It's written in an ambiguous way and you interpreted it incorrectly. "G5 Conditions were first observed at Earth at 6:54 p.m. EDT today." should be read like "today, G5 conditions where first observed at 6:54", not
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
Those are all arguments for buying Tesla stock, not a Tesla. Of course Tesla will keep selling new cars. What if Tesla pulls the rug on existing models and stops supporting them after a few years? It's not an outlandish fear. Musk has
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
Exactly. A more modern secure approach is to let the init system open the socket and pass it as an FD. This has some side benefits too (not even temporary root for daemon, less custom code, standard&declarative config, socket activation
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
Unraid is not confidence inspiring either. It's just more commercial closed source software, developed behind closed doors and with a slow update cadence (~3 months). They have made questionable security choices anywhere you can see, a
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
I don't know anything about UK law, but apparently the act still allows for 92 hereditary peers[1], and indeed: "The most recent grant of a hereditary peerage was in 2019 for the youngest child of Elizabeth II, Prince Edward"
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
To be clear, I don't want to imply they're useless though. Velocidrone, DRL and Liftoff (I haven't tried Uncrashed yet) all have good enough physics for real use cases, and are widely used. - As a beginner, they help you cras
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
The obvious difference is that the throttle axis on RC transmitters is not self-centering. 0% is at the bottom, not in the center. But beyond that, the stick throws are much larger than e.g. on an Xbox controller, there's much finer fe
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by Ao7bei3s 2y ago
I've recently been experimenting with nix generators. It's nice. What's the most pleasant way to develop and build nix images if your dev env is a regular Linux distro without nix installed? So far the least bad seems to be r
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by Ao7bei3s 3y ago
Does anyone know of a low power, mini PC that supports 2 or even 4 SATA SSDs (both connector and physical space wise)? Most, incl. the Lenovo above, seem to support at best 1x M.2 + 1x SATA. The best choice I have found is using a N100DC-IT
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by Ao7bei3s 3y ago
DynamoDB can't even represent SELECT * FROM items LIMIT 25 OFFSET 100. It's just not designed for that. It's not meant to be a relational DB replacement. How would you do it? Assume we want proper pagination, and not rewrite
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by Ao7bei3s 3y ago
Can't speak for Japan, but in the US, the immigrant does have the burden of proof that all requirements are satisfied and not submitting enough evidence can lead to a request for evidence (RFE) or notice of intent to deny (NOID). And s
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by Ao7bei3s 3y ago
If you enjoyed HPMOR, you'll probably enjoy this very detailed, criticial review of HPMOR. https://danluu.com/su3su2u1/hpmor/
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by Ao7bei3s 3y ago
Unfettered would look like in the 19th century: arrive on a boat, spend a few hours on Ellis Island for a basic medical check and review of your paperwork with answers to 29 questions, start your new life. (Source: https://www.st
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by Ao7bei3s 3y ago
I disagree on so many points. * Buffer overflows tend to lead to remote code execution which is the most serious outcome and should always be treated as serious by default. * libcurl is absolutely everywhere, not only in corporate networks.

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