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awesometech
3y ago
Why was I downvoted please? I provided facts to my counterpoint.
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awesometech
3y ago
Submarines do not have to surface to get a GPS lock. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_navigation "On the surface or at periscope depth, submarines have used these methods to fix their position"...GPS b
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awesometech
3y ago
> "Everyone’s hackable" Is that like when Wonder Woman tells the little girl in the foiled bomb plot she can do anything she wants? The little girl should have asked when she can deflect bullets with her arm bands.
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awesometech
3y ago
I think I'm going to try using DuckDuckGo for a while and compare, might even try Yahoo search.
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awesometech
3y ago
Those look cool, I wasn't aware of them. I feel more comfortable with the laptops since they usually undergo a grueling test cycle at Lenovo. I hook them up to an external monitor which hides their presence and use a wireless air mouse
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awesometech
3y ago
This person has had success with the idea: https://weisser-zwerg.dev/posts/dell-wyse-fujitsu-futro/
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awesometech
3y ago
I couldn't get them for use as ambiance devices so I bought some cheap Lenovo Ideapads, they work great.
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awesometech
3y ago
There are many valid reasons to not use IPv6, it would make an interesting HN article.
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awesometech
3y ago
> Most of the issues mentioned in the post ...are directly attributed to the cited GitHub incidents. I only scanned the article once but I saw no FUD in it.
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awesometech
3y ago
The article cites several GitHub incidents. If it can be verified GitHub competitors have a roughly equal number of incidents then the lack of novelty would be proven. I'm not supporting either view, just addressing your point.
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awesometech
3y ago
I haven't tried it, last scope I used was fairly big and bulky, a floor model on a cart, around 30 years ago. It's amazing how much they've changed.
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The modern day USB Oscilloscope
(linuxgizmos.com)
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awesometech
3y ago
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