herogreen

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Jökulhlaup(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by herogreen 5y ago|0 comments
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Preservation of Knowledge(energyskeptic.com)
2 points by herogreen 5y ago|0 comments
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by herogreen 5y ago
You can block this banner using ublock origin: right click on it > Block element > Create
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by herogreen 5y ago
Or less than Minecraft (2B)
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“Energy in the Future”: a time capsule of energy concerns from 1953(resilience.org)
72 points by herogreen 5y ago|84 comments
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BPA-like chemicals likely causing “alarming” damage to brain cells(newatlas.com)
12 points by herogreen 5y ago|0 comments
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Mpemba Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by herogreen 5y ago|0 comments
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Natural nuclear fission reactor (2011)(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
2 points by herogreen 5y ago|0 comments
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by herogreen 5y ago
The radio firmware could be executed on different CPU than the Android kernel and communicate with a standard protocol ?
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by herogreen 5y ago
Some reasons why non-technical folks might be interested in the Pinephone: 1) avoid the privacy issues of Android & iOS 2) have the confidence that as long as their hardware work, they will have updates 3) buy from a brand that will all
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by herogreen 5y ago
I just tested: Firefox is able to play reasonably well a Youtube video at 720p 25fps.
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by herogreen 5y ago
Well, it is easier to place all the components in a bigger phone :) I too prefer small screens, but I bought a Pinephone anyway to support the effort and help testing. Typed from Firefox on my Pinephone Braveheart running Mobian (works fine
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by herogreen 6y ago
hackaday.com/blog
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by herogreen 6y ago
Alma (co-op) | Software Engineers | Grenoble, French Alps, France | Onsite | Full-time | language: French Alma was founded 41 years ago as an operation research company working on sheet nesting for CAM (have a look at the demo of our saas o
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by herogreen 6y ago
Unless the apocalypse is due to a solar flare similar to the Carrington event, which could destroy a lot of computers.
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by herogreen 6y ago
I think the task of propagating such information could suit well the Church of Reality: http://www.churchofreality.org/wisdom/welcome_home/
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by herogreen 6y ago
I really like matplotlib: while it is not intuitive and the documentation is sometimes lacking, there are a lot of examples online and stackoverflow answers all my questions. That said I may use matplotlib much less than you do (I used it a
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by herogreen 6y ago
What is the advantage of a mirrorless camera in the webcam use case ?
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by herogreen 6y ago
Even if the app was perfect, I would not use it (less suported platforms, waste space, gathers more data, etc).
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by herogreen 6y ago
But would solar price be the same if the world global energy mix used no fossil fuel ? My belief is no, not at all, unless we used nuclear which can give an energy density similar to fossil fuels. But I have no research data to back this cl
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by herogreen 6y ago
We also need to launch war-like economies to get our green houses gases emission close to zero, asap!
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by herogreen 6y ago
If one of the usb port allow OTG someone can hack a driver to turn the 400 into a keyboard (albeit a very bloated one as it would be running a full OS!).
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by herogreen 6y ago
This button could easily be added by a third party protection case using the GPIO that is available on the pogopins at the back of the phone.
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by herogreen 6y ago
Any idea why they do not simply publish safer cryptographic control sums for these downloads ?
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by herogreen 6y ago
And the recipes to build the hardware required to run the program.
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by herogreen 6y ago
If compilation times are a problem with typescript I do not see how Rust will help.
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Faux de Verzy(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by herogreen 6y ago|0 comments
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by herogreen 6y ago
And DOS, NES, Amiga, Apple I, Apple II, Z80 ! I am new to FPGAs so it is a bit difficult to know what to expect from a given number of LUTs, but you can compare between models: the big version of ECP5 in ULX3S has 85k LUTs while the previou
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by herogreen 6y ago
Also newsworthy: Lattice drops recent EULA clause forbidding fpga bitstream reverse engineering https://hackaday.com/2020/06/06/lattice-drops-eula-clause-fo... therefore 2020 could be a milestone for open FPG
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ULX3S: Hackable FPGA that runs Linux on RISC-V(ulx3s.github.io)
205 points by herogreen 6y ago|79 comments

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