iefbr14

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by iefbr14 15d ago
25 years ago I worked in a troubleshoot team for some time. The team members all had read authorization for all production files and databases. We did a first analysis of the problem and then send it on to the responsible maintainer without
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by iefbr14 19d ago
And what will the the EU do when China raises chip prices for Europe by 40% as retaliation?
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by iefbr14 29d ago
Yeah, that may work... until AI reads your blog. btw, on my site I have a fail2ban jail for 404's :)
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by iefbr14 1mo ago
AI slop. They did't even check whether everything was pronounced correctly before publishing.
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by iefbr14 1mo ago
Good they get terminated. But offtopic, man, you've got a huge microphone, there is no need to shout
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by iefbr14 1mo ago
I use a bird feeder with peanut butter for birds. Nothing falls to the ground below and it is relatively mouse safe if you hang it from a string. And the birds love it.
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by iefbr14 2mo ago
Not more than 2 seconds he did. The other guy (in somewhat better physical shape) made a good stretch though :)
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by iefbr14 2mo ago
I find it a bit strange that they regard glass as a waste product which it is not. Furthermore, if the working component is silicon then you can just as well use sand instead of glass.
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by iefbr14 2mo ago
Fish eggs often travel long distances by sticking to the feathers or legs of waterfowl I have been told at school long ago.
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by iefbr14 2mo ago
Unfortunately the video link points to https://example.com/docs
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by iefbr14 2mo ago
It reminds me a bit of the toolbar mania in the nineties :)
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Playing with Particle Life [video](youtube.com)
1 points by iefbr14 2mo ago|0 comments
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by iefbr14 3mo ago
It is still on air, playing a message that they stopped broadcasting on that freq. (at least 30 minutes ago)
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by iefbr14 3mo ago
Looks very much like the Samsung I still have. The best mobile phone I ever had.
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by iefbr14 4mo ago
There is probably still a lot out there but with the current state of the ('free') search engines you won't find much. I am painfully reminded of that every time I have to look for a datasheet that is not in my own archive ye
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by iefbr14 4mo ago
Stopped watching within 10 seconds thanks to the flickering screen border.
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by iefbr14 4mo ago
Same way I got here
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by iefbr14 4mo ago
They use it in the drones they build for Ukrain. Typical european..
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by iefbr14 4mo ago
Wouldn't it be easier to use Starlink or am I missing something?
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by iefbr14 5mo ago
BR 14 (IBM assembler) Because it has a utility named after it. Hence my name.
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by iefbr14 6mo ago
The title immediately made me think of the September Song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWc8g6-N7cE
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by iefbr14 7mo ago
FWIW, when I used windows (up to 7), I always used Notetab.
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by iefbr14 8mo ago
I wish it was only cars, but unfortunately this decay in-the-name-of-progress is in everything nowadays.
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by iefbr14 8mo ago
Very good documentary about Donald Bickler made by his son.
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by iefbr14 8mo ago
Also about olivetti: Olivetti & the Italian Computer: What Could Have Been. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfMxcrN90PE
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by iefbr14 9mo ago
In the demo there is a cut in the video where the needle abrubtly stops. The cut is visible because the lighting is slightly different.
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by iefbr14 9mo ago
The damage from a frozen water line in your house can be a lot more than $4000. We had them when I was still a kid in the sixties and I did not like it at all. Jumping in a warm bed is nice but leaving it on during the night makes you wake
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by iefbr14 9mo ago
Nice, however the mentioned github link ( https://github.com/loganwilliams/passive-acoustic-listening ) does not exist (anymore?).
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by iefbr14 10mo ago
Nice, but the left-right movement goes opposite to my intuition.
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by iefbr14 10mo ago
For nostalgia sake. It's from the computing period when there was a great influx of good idea's but still a huge shortage in memory and storage.

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