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Making an x86 PC boot directly into a Mega Drive game: no OS, no emulation [video](youtube.com)
1 points by aekotra 2y ago|0 comments
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by aekotra 2y ago
I don't get it. Can't you just block the senders?
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by aekotra 3y ago
https://www.brighteon.com/adce5659-e11c-46b3-9665-081c5f6daa...
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by aekotra 3y ago
Haha, my post from the Firefox Australis days remains accurate: https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/24di8y/open_discus...
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by aekotra 3y ago
You are being chronically poisoned by snake venom peptides produced by lab-modified E Coli/yeast that have taken hold in the body. This is what "long covid" is. You can megadose Vitmain C or find a service offering EDTA chel
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by aekotra 8y ago
I would like to do the same! Could you please provide more detail on sourcing materials and the construction?
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by aekotra 8y ago
My post is all about how the prisoner's reasoning is WRONG. My mistake: I obfuscated it by having the reader take the perspective of the prisoner. I reworded the OP, but I can't edit it anymore. I have a simpler revised version
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by aekotra 8y ago
I am very aware of that line. I've reworded most of the OP, to explain more clearly!
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by aekotra 8y ago
I don't follow. Can you please explain? I am very aware of that line.
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by aekotra 8y ago
The main issue is not the definition of surprise. The main issue is given to you plainly: the prisoner's reasoning is wrong. I encourage you to give an example where the execution times are changed and I guarantee you it will suffer f
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by aekotra 8y ago
> Despite significant academic interest, there is no consensus on its precise nature and consequently a final correct resolution has not yet been established. This is, frankly, embarrassing.
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by aekotra 8y ago
The prisoners reasoning is wrong. > if he hasn't been hanged by Thursday, there is only one day left - and so it won't be a surprise if he's hanged on Friday. This belief is FALSE. The moment of surprise for a Friday hangi
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by aekotra 8y ago
What the...the problem is the contest winner not trusting the operator with their information. How does giving the operator an envelope containing their SIN solve this problem?!
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by aekotra 8y ago
It does. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeer_pot
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by aekotra 8y ago
> one of the most important talents is elite running speed That would be on my shortlist for among the least important talents for team success.
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by aekotra 8y ago
Yeah, but they've only been there for 12 years. OFC before then.
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by aekotra 8y ago
Being unaware does not mean you're an idiot. People who don't care or give a shit about technology or available hardware offerings are not idiots. They just stick with what they think they can rely on. I assume you know that.
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by aekotra 8y ago
> With that in mind - which are you more worried about? Something spoofing your Bluetooth pass code using some advanced tech, physically unscrewing the back and deconstructing the padlock, or the third option: chop open the shackle? Are
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by aekotra 8y ago
> Apple would probably rather have the shelf space for higher-margin in-house products than use the space for SKUs from another company. Are you for real? The margins on their dongles are astronomical!
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by aekotra 8y ago
> I hear this charge a fair amount, but it seems really unlikely that Apple moved to USB-C solely to "sell stupid dongles," for the fairly obvious reason that you don't need to buy your dongles from Apple. This is classic
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by aekotra 8y ago
It's not. "2k" is pronounced "two thousand". "2k18" is "two thousand eighteen". For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHL_2K
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by aekotra 8y ago
I agree and share the same sentiment about all your examples. And I would say the trajectory will get worse before it gets better. In fact, I feel collapse is likely . But this is confusion of ideas once more. Your examples have everyth
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by aekotra 8y ago
I disagree with nearly all of this post and its parent. It has much conflation of ideas, but I will argue that this is the thrust: "When bad actors are made more capable they are made more destructive, therefore, no one should be made
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by aekotra 8y ago
I disagree with nearly all of this post and its parent. It has much conflation of ideas, but I will argue that this is the thrust: "When bad actors are made more capable they are made more destructive, therefore, no one should be made