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bingaling
2y ago
cloth hockey tape, great for adding soft grip to tools
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bingaling
2y ago
zooming with mousewheel is a bit slow, takes ~10 scrolls to get to ~2x zoom (max)
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bingaling
2y ago
reminds me of phase space plots of weak tcp isn rng https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/oldtcp/tcpseq.html https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/newtcp/
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bingaling
2y ago
where's the chimney?
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bingaling
3y ago
http://ftp.vim.org/pub/netscape/communicator/english/3.04/wi...
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bingaling
3y ago
the wit's soul wears briefs or something
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bingaling
3y ago
this is a pr/lobbying/marketing expense to delay train investment and sell cars, silly .. the purpose of these is to sell cars over trains
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bingaling
4y ago
Yep confirming/restating, for kitchenware, lowercase pyrex == tempered, capital PYREX == borosilicate.
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bingaling
4y ago
My Brother laser printer counts toner consumption (i.e. page count) with a keyed gear on the toner cartridge, different cartridge capacities have different shaped gears, resetting the gear orientation resets the counter.
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bingaling
4y ago
http push, baby! alternatively, trust the client timer, ship a full 86400 frame gif, and figure out a start-frame hack.
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bingaling
4y ago
it's instantaneous, but the -T (transfer buffer % full display) is sometimes useful for that. (0% full -> source limited, 100% full -> sink limited)
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bingaling
4y ago
Some analysis of the Azure / Sql Server 2017+ automatic index tuning: https://www.brentozar.com/archive/2019/02/what-does-azure-sq...
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4y ago
The 1992 WGBH/BBC 5-part miniseries "The Machine That Changed The World"(US)/"The Dream Machine"(UK): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Machine_That_Changed_the_W... is out of print, but c
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4y ago
You preempted a question about the lineage from/comparison with acoustic delay lines in footnote 2. Thanks for the posts :-)
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bingaling
4y ago
don't trash it, put it in a closet for a while until you want to (or find someone who wants to) learn electronics troubleshooting. You'll regret trashing it in a few years.
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bingaling
10y ago
With darts: https://www.youtube.com/embed/M34TO71SKGk
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bingaling
11y ago
Is your town participating in this project? http://wiredwest.net/map-of-wired-west-towns/
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bingaling
11y ago
Perhaps this is the support you need: https://github.com/joyent/illumos-joyent/commit/9ecc4732a583...
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bingaling
11y ago
Looks like it fixes the suck (lack of package management) of cygwin, very nice! Cmder/conemu http://cmder.net/ is another nice console emulator for windows
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bingaling
11y ago
MEMS sensor (gyros/accelerometers) technology developed for smartphones made cheap multicopter control systems possible.
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12y ago
> I have never heard of Illumos which also implies I've never heard anything bad about it. It's the open fork of OpenSolaris after the Oracle takeover of Sun. Many ex-Sun engineers work at companies that use/contribute to
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bingaling
12y ago
Did you take into account filesystem block size?
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bingaling
12y ago
perhaps the modern.ie dev vms could be boxed up http://modern.ie/en-us/virtualization-tools#downloads
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bingaling
13y ago
Looking forward to the video!
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bingaling
13y ago
Whoops, running the frontend cache in debugging mode: https://twitter.com/postwait/status/431117981922631681
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bingaling
13y ago
See also: http://zenphoton.com/ (use shift+click to move the light source) https://github.com/scanlime/zenphoton
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bingaling
13y ago
> because of his “lousy phone company.” Highly dependent on where he lives. There are parts of the country (I'm familiar with central/western MA) where there is no cable service, ADSL requires a short distance from the local PO
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bingaling
13y ago
See also: the potential for rootkits on disk controllers: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6148347
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bingaling
13y ago
Sounds like SSD's are used as a cache, like ZFS does with its l2arc.
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bingaling
13y ago
That was a deliberate choice of word, yes? https://twitter.com/LarryLawnmower http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc#t=1982s Don't fall into the trap of anthropomorphizing Larry Ellison.
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