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by khm 11mo ago
In my city, cameras for traffic light control are on almost every signalized intersection, and the video is public record and frequently used to review collisions. These cameras are extremely cheaply and easily adapted to surveillance. Pu
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by khm 1y ago
This isn't true. Municipal routes can be optimized to serve the majority of people, and then a ride hailing service can be offered to feed off-route users into the fixed-route network. Most transit agencies offer this service, and ma
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by khm 2y ago
I wonder why, when people from Baltimore "always say this," your instinct is to assume they're also lying. I wonder if there might be other reasons people from Baltimore "always say this"?
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by khm 2y ago
They would seem less implausible if you spent some time in Baltimore. Fond memories of a guy dressed as a hedgehog threatening to blow up a TV station until the police shot him with a beanbag and the bomb robot discovered his explosives we
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by khm 2y ago
DOE clusters are also massive arrays of customer grade hardware. Private cloud can only keep up in low precision work, and that is why they're still playing with remote memory access over TCP, because it's good enough for web and
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by khm 2y ago
It can be driven at 60hz. It's not nearly that fast in practice, and when you push it you wind up with ghosting. You can see Doom happening here: https://github.com/PNDeb/pinenote-debian-image/releases
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by khm 2y ago
It's Debian running GNOME. You can install whatever UI you want from the repos, but the developers have written convenience tools in the form of GNOME extensions, which you can see in the top bar in the photos. It works fine, in my e
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by khm 2y ago
I was told on the MTA-STS working group list that well-known URIs were chosen because the working group did not think email server administrators were smart enough to use DNSSEC. I also asked why this is better than just standardizing on a
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by khm 2y ago
Yes, I've modified circuits. I swapped out a capacitor in the audio circuit, I used to have cell protection bodged into my battery carriers prior to the advent of the revised version, and the second half of your question is silly, sin
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by khm 2y ago
I've been doing "real work" on the much slower IMX8 module since the Reform came out. I did an entire Masters degree on this laptop in addition to work. Anyway, the RK3588 module works in the original Reform; the SoM form fa
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by khm 2y ago
I have daily driven this laptop since it came out. It's fine that you are not the target market, but there are enough people who don't care about all the points you made and have other priorities, even setting aside the weird air
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by khm 3y ago
The computers seem to still be in the building, and many of them are online. 'ssh cdc6500@tty.livingcomputers.org' seems to have trouble connecting to this particular machine right now. By connecting via ssh to 'menu@tty.liv
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by khm 3y ago
It doesn't. Cars which are easy theft targets have an actual impact on police availability, because they have to investigate this shit alongside problems that people didn't create for themselves by buying shitty cars. Just becau
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by khm 3y ago
Baltimore has a police force out of their control (it's in state hands) but they still have to pay for it. This has resulted in massive retention and recruitment issues, and some of the cops who did stick around were on the take --
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by khm 3y ago
https://github.com/farbrausch/fr_public is the best place to start
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by khm 5y ago
Here you go: https://sites.gatech.edu/falconview/
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by khm 5y ago
I look at it from the narrative that I ran a decades-old channel on Freenode, and your scripts deopped me, removed my control of the channel, and opped some rando who had never even been there before. I have no stake in any of the other po
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by khm 5y ago
Those are missing tons of Unicode glyphs, for obvious reasons. Dmitry Bolkhovityanov maintains an expanded-coverage font[1] which has been converted to many useful formats[2]. 1 - https://www.inp.nsk.su/~bolkhov/files&
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by khm 5y ago
https://github.com/plan9foundation/plan9/commit/9db62717612a... Did Brantley Coile buy the Plan 9 trademark? Was it not transferred to the foundation along with the source code?
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by khm 6y ago
We've been discussing it; we'll probably remove the image but add the context. Next time you find something that makes you like this, would you please send a patch (or at least report a bug)? It's sheer chance that I ran ac
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by khm 6y ago
Given a choice between deleting things that might make me look bad and explaining the choices that I make, I will always choose the latter. It's the only surefire opportunity for me to learn.
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by khm 6y ago
I don't want to just silently remove the image. I'm not in the habit of editing myself to suit the passersby. I do think the image should be provided with context. It is not the only thing associated with 9front that people hav
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by khm 6y ago
This was the other post, which I had trouble finding quickly: https://mastodon.social/@stevelord/105510258237207655 I'm sure you can imagine how I received that: "we don't care what you actually believ
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by khm 6y ago
There's also this: https://mastodon.social/@stevelord/105510025405203167 which I interpreted as some kind of invitation to disavow the project and name 'the real villains' or something, which would of c
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by khm 6y ago
Hi. I made that image. I was searching for 'rails documentation' and accidentally hit the 'Images' link. That photo was in the first page of results. Its presence was so absurd and out of place that I felt like I had
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by khm 6y ago
This differs by branch of service in the United States.
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by khm 6y ago
No. Divisions 1-25 were regular Army, 26-50 were National Guard, and 51-108 were draftees. They were not designated according to MOS. Some of the divisions were never actually populated, so there are gaps even within this. Later on, exis
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by khm 6y ago
Would it be ok to use elements of this to improve the one we ship with Werc? http://code.9front.org/hg/werc/file/2ace198c631b/bin/contrib...
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by khm 6y ago
There is no 'concealed weapons permit' in Washington state. The only available permit is pistol-specific.
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by khm 6y ago
Prior code is available. Before V4, there were no 'signals' per se; errors were trapped individually with dedicated system calls.

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