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by tcas 2y ago
Happy it helped. If you have a very high throughput app (or something that logs gigantic payloads), the "logging pauses" may slow down your app in non-obvious ways. Diagnosing it the very first time took forever (I think I straced
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by tcas 2y ago
My guess is this is all due to CloudWatch logs putlogevents failures. By default a docker container configured with awslogs runs in "blocking" mode. As logs get logged, docker will buffer them and push to CloudWatch logs frequentl
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by tcas 3y ago
USB has a built in protocol level reset that should achieve the same thing. The only change is 5V power is not cut. It's basically the same as doing an OS reboot from the peripheral's perspective. If the USB device still doesn&#x2
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by tcas 3y ago
Just wait until they find your personal cell phone number and try to force you into scheduling a "time that works" on the calendar.
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by tcas 4y ago
For certified piston aircraft, generally yes. The engines are pretty much made by a few manufacturers based on ancient designs, and while you may get some "newer" benefits in some models, such as fuel injection (instead of carbora
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by tcas 4y ago
I had the same experience when I was a TA a long time ago. Reviewing the code to a homework set I noticed that two students mixed up the naming of two variables (I think min/max were switched). I ran a whitespace sensitive diff and not
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by tcas 5y ago
As someone who's dealt with these protocols as well I agree. I find the print quality of PDFs perfect on Zebra's as long as you keep the following in mind: - Make sure the DPI of the document is correct (e.g. 203dpi) - Make
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by tcas 5y ago
Car and Driver did a test using an older Model 3 with a resistive heater (the newer models use a much more efficient heat pump), and found that it used around 2.2% an hour to keep the cabin warm. https://www.caranddriver.com&#x2F
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by tcas 5y ago
I have 2x LG Ultrafine 5Ks as well. I found the USB-C connector wears down over time and causes display and power issues. I've reflowed the connector itself, and am looking at doing a complete connector swap soon. The mechanicals of an
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by tcas 5y ago
Unfortunately I've that you can't rely on the chargers being available at most hotels. In my experience they're frequently either ICE-ed (the charging spot is taken by a non-EV car), or there's already another car chargi
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by tcas 5y ago
I got hit by the same year long gradual bill increase. I didn't notice at first, as the number seemed right, but then at 6 months or so I looked into why the price seemed so much higher than what I remember and got really upset. When I
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by tcas 5y ago
Not really, I mostly cared about AES which was around 25x faster. Here's what a NanoPi M4 does: Cryptsetup # Algorithm | Key | Encryption | Decryption aes-cbc 128b 465.5 MiB/s
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by tcas 5y ago
I'm still surprised that they did not include a crypto accelerator on the Pi4. It seems like a very low cost peripheral, with a high performance impact for many use cases (drive encryption, network encryption, etc...). I ran some bench
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by tcas 6y ago
It's 1 lane, but a 16x connector to allow plugging in any device. PCIe devices can be downgraded into a lower number of lanes. Many motherboard 16x connectors aren't even a full 16x.
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by tcas 6y ago
From my reading of the interim rules, it's based on your 2019 Schedule C Line 31 (Total Profit and Loss), capped at 100k. For forgiveness it's: ($100,000 / 52 weeks) * 8 weeks = $15,384. The rules and new clarifications seem
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by tcas 6y ago
BoA seems to be only letting people with some sort of loan product with them apply. > “We have to focus on the borrowing clients to make sure we can take care of them,” he said. This sounds like Bank of America is trying to help their cl
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by tcas 7y ago
Do you set up nginx or haproxy as a reverse proxy to the wireguard network, or something else? Been wondering if there's an easy way to expose an internal service like that. TCP seems easy, but UDP seems much more problematic.
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by tcas 8y ago
There's a few hard/soft products that are grouped as premium economy. On domestic flights there's "Comfort" seats, which give you more legroom (and free snacks and drinks on US domestic flights). On international fl
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by tcas 8y ago
At least in my NYC WeWork the sound isolation is so bad that it might as well be an open office. I can clearly hear all the phone conversations my WeWork neighbors make. I assume they can hear mine as well.
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by tcas 8y ago
In regards to number 2. You can have variables and parameters in Fusion360 -- I use it all the time for adding a tolerance variable and stuff like wall thickness, length, width etc... Are configurations significantly different?
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by tcas 8y ago
Advanced Circuits (4pcb) still offers a "BareBones" service that will give you a 2 layer board without soldermask or silkscreen in 1 day. I haven't used that service since maybe 2007, OshPark Super Swift and Chinese vendors h
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by tcas 8y ago
As a FBA 3rd party seller (my product shows up as Sold by <my company name> fulfilled by Amazon. I'm the manufacturer of my product and it's the only thing I sell on Amazon.) returns are a nightmare since Amazon controls the
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by tcas 8y ago
My experience (both pledging and running my own campaigns) has been Kickstarter is mostly an early adopter marketing tool. They could easily fund this themselves and start selling it on Amazon. They don't need another $50k to get this
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by tcas 8y ago
Out of curiosity which standards? The only one I can think of is providing a slightly higher voltage (but still within USB-C spec) to account for resistive losses in the cable. That's why it says 61 watts instead of 60.
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by tcas 9y ago
Nope. You can login with a different region's iTunes account (e.g. with a US address) however and download it without a VPN. You need a billing address/CC/PayPal in that region though, so you can't just simply register a
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by tcas 9y ago
The 80386DX never had a FPU integrated -- it required a second 387 coprocessor chip. You might be thinking of the 80486DX [1] also known as "RapidCAD" that included a dummy 387 FPU to place in that socket. [1] https://e
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by tcas 9y ago
If you were roaming then all your data is being tunneled back to the US to Verizon's network / a US IP. It's very possible that Verizon is limiting your bandwidth so that they don't have to pay the Turkish providers as m
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by tcas 9y ago
Same with Delta. Whenever I check in they pull more information than what's on the ticket. I would be amazed if they don't do simple validation to see that the PNR/name/etc... match their systems. When I have a physical
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by tcas 9y ago
I thought the gears are done via a simpler sintering process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K6_wbBnXmc Is that still considered MIM?
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by tcas 9y ago
Correct on the accuracy, but you can design parts with features like undercuts and cavities on 3D printing that are either not possible, or much more expensive, to CNC. Not every metal part requires the 0.001" tolerance you can get wit

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