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by epx 7d ago
Well I want to know when we will have supersonic cheap flights using electric propulsion, based on this discovery
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by epx 2mo ago
Just to play the routes.
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by epx 2mo ago
Another notable, if old, train simulator from Japan is OpenBVE. It was easy to model railroads on it. Many short Brazilian routes were/are modeled in OpenBVE. It is particularly convincing since it simulates well the typical lateral wo
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by epx 5mo ago
+1, always thought it was an IBM standard, move with TAB and commit the form with ENTER.
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by epx 5mo ago
It is all a conspiracy, now that mechanical keyboards are affordable and available and so many shapes and switches, they want to take this last pleasure (typing) from us
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by epx 6mo ago
Having a single big DC converter at a home would help a lot with power factor (LED lamps connected directly to AC have terrible power factor).
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by epx 6mo ago
Have had two Airpods. Great devices, but broke down after a year or so and I don't want to spend their price every single year.
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by epx 7mo ago
And checksummed filesystems.
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by epx 7mo ago
Was expecting Boltzmann and entropy to be involved at some point :(
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by epx 8mo ago
In the last 2-3 years, every contribution I made has been reverted by a reviewer or editor, either giving some excuse like lack of references, or none at all. Ceased to contribute to articles, and financially as well.
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by epx 8mo ago
I understand the individual rationales of C++ things but I lost the faith on the whole thing.
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by epx 9mo ago
Yes, it is strictly HTTP, not even persistent connections required.
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by epx 9mo ago
Would HLS be an option? I publish my home security cameras via WebRTC, but I keep HLS as a escape for hotel/cafe WiFi situations (MediaMTX makes it easy to offer both).
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by epx 11mo ago
I have donated to them in the last two decades, and stopped because of this. Won't feed those beasts
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by epx 1y ago
Thanks for the service. Showed that site to my own ISP's technicians when they were having difficulties to activate IPv6 support.
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by epx 1y ago
It is a bit expensive for this kind of "dangerous" experimenting. I wish there was a ESP32-like capable of running Linux. (Actually, there is: BeagleBoard. But these are even more expensive.)
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by epx 1y ago
Aren't 99,99999% of these transistors used in cache?
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by epx 1y ago
Curious about how difficult would be to splice it.
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by epx 2y ago
At least here in Brazil, WhatsApp consolidated its position by working well in feature phones that ran J2ME and dominated the low-end market before Android. It took testing and adaptation to each and every available phone (as far as I can r
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by epx 2y ago
Imagine being able to live forever... in the dungeon of a dictatorship that is forever as well.
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by epx 2y ago
I miss the simplicity of OSS :\
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by epx 2y ago
They have and a lot.
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by epx 2y ago
Another interesting episode was the detection of RSA keys with common 'p' or 'q' factors using GCD: https://factorable.net/weakkeys12.extended.pdf
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by epx 3y ago
Doing this with home automation.
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by epx 3y ago
Symbian was terrible. Working with it was worse than mining asbestos.
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by epx 3y ago
Partly on my own experiences, used to have a steel bike w/o suspension that I rode for thousands km and it was a joy, the next bikes I've had were aluminum and locking the suspension makes them unbearable. But yes, could be the ge
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by epx 3y ago
I purchased my XBox One for the same reason (cost-effective Blu-Ray player with the possibility of playing games from time to time).
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by epx 3y ago
Some say carbon fiber has the steel-like dampening properties. And steel can be welded by anyone. OTOH an aluminum bike has to have suspension because it is so harsh to ride w/o it. In general, the whole current bike culture with very
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by epx 3y ago
It would be great to have 48VDC in homes, for lightning, light appliances, etc. to centralize the whole power factor control in a single big power supply instead of doing it (poorly, or not at all) at every LED bulb.
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by epx 3y ago
Had a problem like that while porting an IEEE 11073 parser library to Emscriptem. Funnily enough, the code worked happily in x86 and ARM environments, but failed in Emscriptem.

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