dan_linder

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by dan_linder 2mo ago
With a small enough font, about two American Eagles high, and four to five across. This is where the next wave of lossless ultra-compression comes in - but I believe in Claude Shannon so that’s unlikely.
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by dan_linder 2mo ago
And producing them was very easy even in the pre-CSS days. At the very worst (which is what I did), make up a simple image in Adobe with a 3D effect, save it as a black-and-white bitmap, change the white to the color of the button. The mak
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by dan_linder 6mo ago
Then compare wording and structure with other bills proposed elsewhere to look for single sources trying to legalize an agenda or retry after earlier failed attempts.
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by dan_linder 11mo ago
Upvoted because that’s about the only way to get the message away. But having said that, please don’t do that (use the “report spam” as a method to stop one specific action). I was the technical lead for a small hobbyist group for an Americ
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by dan_linder 11mo ago
> Curious what the purpose of calling a pay phone is? (wasn't possible in my country) Mostly for the humor value for an on-air radio show. I’m sure were pre-arranged just to make sure they got something usable, but I can see the oc
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by dan_linder 11mo ago
I remember working with a guy who was the internal IBM rep (we were in corporate tech support in the late 1990’s and we were a BIG IBM reseller, so my friend got lots of bennies at work) and he had a PPC 605 (not the 615 IIRC), but he ran A
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by dan_linder 1y ago
it's not the exact science museum experience mentioned, but a quick Google search for "sand table video augment" pulled up a few, and this was the first one I found: https://share.google/89A6x4yfaw5a4hOuh Whe
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by dan_linder 1y ago
I wonder how many firewalls would break with some of these? I hope they would fail closed (block unexpected traffic). Their stacks probably work on the packet binary data...but the GUI?
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by dan_linder 1y ago
No personal experience with them, but KiwiCo seems popular to introduce kids to electronics: https://www.kiwico.com/
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by dan_linder 2y ago
Hopefully the USB making team does NOT step into this... LLM 3.0, LLM 3.1 Gen 1, LLM 3.2 Gen 1, LLM 3.1, LLM 3.1 Gen 2, LLM 3.2 Gen 2, LLM 3.2, LLM 3.2 Gen 2x2, LLM 4, etc...
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by dan_linder 2y ago
> Is cash silly? No, of course not. Adjusting your comment for the situation: > Is $100.00 in cash silly? It has the same property (non-reversibility) No, not silly if that's what I am comfortable to keep on me (wallet, mattress
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by dan_linder 2y ago
Won't the crafts relative motion (relative to desired travel) provide the same effective force as the water+keel?
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by dan_linder 2y ago
This article from The Register in 2020 has some details, and not just Boeing: https://www.theregister.com/2020/04/02/boeing_787_power_cycl...
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by dan_linder 2y ago
This article from The Register in 2020 has some details, and not just Boeing: https://www.theregister.com/2020/04/02/boeing_787_power_cycl...
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by dan_linder 2y ago
Considering LLMs are getting larger each generation, CERN is a great place to investigate their applications. The data captured, stored, processed, and evaluated after just one of their more notable experiments generate petabytes of data. T
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by dan_linder 2y ago
So if we don't have the addition of the antenna wire, is the usual case shielding sufficient or do we just need larger/intense pulses, more of them, or somewhere in between? is like to try this at home, but not if I have to solde
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by dan_linder 3y ago
They can, but the AirTag has to be "seen" by another connected device and that device must relay the GPS position it was "seen" at. I don't know if Apple IOS is correct enough to log the time and position of AirTags
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by dan_linder 3y ago
This is great! Now when I break into a system I can quickly verify if they've got this aspect of sudo logging setup or not! Only 1/2 /s
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by dan_linder 3y ago
Lol, you've just rediscovered "uucp" and the other related protocols!
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by dan_linder 4y ago
<mode: conspiracy> One attack could be a RF receiver in any of the Huawei cell towers or networking equipment to accept a signal to start someone. </mode> it sounds like an outrageous opening scene from an 80's movie..
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by dan_linder 4y ago
much as businesses need to have pre-written Play books for disaster recovery steps, human resources responses, and other common business impacting events, it looks like response boilerplate and planning for shootings in schools in workplace
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by dan_linder 4y ago
a big plus one for both these items mentioned. and annoyance I've encountered with some configuration files is the lack of a built-in comment line so I can communicate in line with the configuration decisions to a future user. Your com
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by dan_linder 4y ago
As someone who's dealt with configuration files for many years in formats such as ini, xml, json, yaml, etc. not to mention all of the custom binary configuration file formats such as the Windows registry, or other system bespoke confi
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by dan_linder 5y ago
When I first saw the complaint about LJ, I first thought was "LinuxJournal" And I had to do a double take on the URL. This URL is "LiveJournal", for anyone coming across this thread later. Hijacking the back button is n
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by dan_linder 5y ago
Do you happen to have a list of these code words for other countries?
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by dan_linder 6y ago
I just donated to let them know I'm interested in their continued existence. I feel bad - my wife and I have been a user of Signal 100% for the past 4+ years and we wouldn't want to use anything else. For some Signal related educ
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by dan_linder 10y ago
Location: Omaha, NE Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: UNIX, RedHat, Ansible, systems architecture, Splunk, Perl, shell scripting, documentation and collaboration Résumé/CV: www.linder.org/resume Email: Da