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Ninjaneered
9mo ago
I'd love to have a ring that incorporates Yubikey like NFC functionality, I was worried it could allow login when I didn't intend it, but the idea of a switch might work. Having a USD dongle for hardware that doesn't support
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3y ago
Interesting twist with a game I remember playing (physically) as a kid. Playing on a surface (non-rectangular) is warping my brain a bit, but I'm starting to get the hang of it. I did notice the URL seems to be capturing the state of m
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3y ago
I'm having trouble identifying the flare. The article says it's a bright flash in the lower left, I do see a small eruption in the bright spot towards the end of the loop, but it doesn't seem drastic. The article also says it
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3y ago
Still no complete answer about why those of us who didn't have automatic updates turned on were affected, but some updates: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/05/asus-...
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3y ago
Yeah, I did a factory reset before learning about other solutions here. I'll have to go through the thread again, but I'm not sure we know what the root cause is yet? Log files were filling up, but I didn't catch why.
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Ninjaneered
3y ago
Super interesting, the same thing happened to me around 4am PDT, I have 2x ASUS ZenWiFi ET8 mesh routers. Every 10 minutes or so, we'd loose internet access for a minute, then it would come back. I called Charter and they blamed the r
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4y ago
My old roommate does a free workout (Bethersize) in a local park twice a week and she has a ton of free video up on YouTube [1] and Instagram [2]. It looks like she's going to stop posting as much new content, but there's a ton o
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4y ago
I love my TI-89. Now Wolfram Alpha makes some/most things easier, but I still have a sweet spot for my TI. I still have my physical calculator in my desk drawer, but I also have 2 emulators for my phone [1] and my computer [2]. I th
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5y ago
I think properly reinforced concrete is an acceptable building structure for earthquake zones. My real point is that buildings should be designed for the area they are in. So zones that have earthquake, flood, hurricane, fire, etc. risk sh
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5y ago
There were 3 cabins in the area that didn't burn down, the one wrapped in foil, a house built from concrete (a friend of mine, you can see his in the background of the second image on that site), and another that wasn't particular
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6y ago
With radial symmetry, thin lines, and a high amount of split (50+), any amount of scribbling turns beautiful. Really fun, reminds me of being a kid and playing with a Spirograph.
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6y ago
Relevant video, "Why do Biden's votes not follow Benford's Law?": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etx0k1nLn78
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Simple Wikidata Query Service Tutorial
(wdqs-tutorial.toolforge.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Good question, I haven't watched the Limiting Factor video posted above yet, but I did find this [1] on Ars Technica: > For example, in a cylindrical battery, the cathode and anode are wound tightly around one another. In a conventi
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Everything You Need to Know About Tesla’s New 4680 Battery Cell
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6y ago
One more tip, you might try using Meza[1], an automated MediaWiki install/deployment tool to get you up and running quickly. It comes pre-baked with several extensions[2] including visual editing and the extensions I mentioned above (
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6y ago
If you're willing to install extensions, MediaWiki has some options that you might be interested in. MediaWiki has a visual editor in addition to mark-up, my preferred way to configure it remembers which editor the user used last, but
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6y ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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6y ago
Can you explain why this is preferred? Is it to ensure everyone knows where it comes from (journal or preprint)?
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6y ago
For reference, this is from the same developer [1] that created Semantic MediaWiki [2] and lead the development of Wikidata [3]. Here's a link to the white paper [4] describing Abstract Wikipedia (and Wikilambda). Considering the suc
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7y ago
The Enterprise MediaWiki Conferences are a great way to learn best practices about Knowledge Management within organizations. If you have a wiki within your company/organization or think you should, you'll meet a lot of passionate
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7y ago
Looks like my lateral reading was sub-par (actually I didn't even try, just a quick Google/post). The "Silicon Review" one looks like a pay-to-play as well after further review, it's used in citation on a few other
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7y ago
Here's the link to the draft: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft:Apache_Arrow And some possible additional sources: * https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/09/24&
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7y ago
Great idea and nice website! Seems like this could integrate well with an enterprise wiki (attempt to document what is in the employees heads).
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7y ago
> despite nobody wanting to live besides a nuclear reactor I certainly wouldn't say this is true. I live 13 miles from Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Not only is its proximity a non-issue for the vast amount of us in San Luis Obispo c
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7y ago
> Decentralized, anonymized reputation management. Imagine an ebay score that couldn't be owned by ebay, or any another company This reputation system is one application I'd really like to see in the future. It's silly th
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8y ago
So, didn't really pay attention to the article, but wow, that spinning mask[0] in interesting! Somehow, the effect doesn't work looking at only the forehead[1] which I would have assumed means because my brain doesn't recogni
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8y ago
I've been using Mermaid with MediaWiki and it has a lot of promise. Since Mermaid lets me generate diagrams from text and MediaWiki lets me store and modify structured data, I can have MediaWiki pass Mermaid data to generate graphs&#x
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8y ago
MediaWiki. The downside is that to get it running with a good set of extensions that optimizes it for enterprise use takes a bit of an effort. The upside is that once you do, it becomes an incredibly powerful tool that most users adopt with
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8y ago
I use Mermaid as an extension in MediaWiki and can generate graphs from the structured data in my wiki, pretty slick. There are some tweaks that would be really nice to make it more useful (designating two nodes to be on the same level, mor
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