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yesod
29d ago
We had a Kendall Square Research machine with a NeXT front end. Can't say what it was being used for though, but it did take a lot of security clearances to get into that machine room...
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1mo ago
The "Capabilities" section was not what I was expecting. Layers, via sizing, HDI - where's the details?
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yesod
4mo ago
Yup, agreed. B&M making every PR screwup you'd expect!
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yesod
4mo ago
From what I can see: Franchisee entered into a consignment agreement to sell the lego. They were not allowed to do that, so corporate took over the franchise. BUT rather than unwind the agreement and return the lego, they just kept it. Argu
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AMD removes free Linux Vivado support
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yesod
4mo ago
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4mo ago
AMD is removing linux support from their free 'basic' licence for Vivado - their FPGA tool. This is annoying for a number of FPGA based opensource projects...
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yesod
6mo ago
Looks to me like they're trying to switch from IdenTrust 1yr certs to LetsEncrypt, but haven't got it right yet ( https://bgp.he.net/certs#_SearchTab?q=www.public.cyber.mil )
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6mo ago
So it looks like a new cert was issued back in February, but they've not deployed it yet ( https://bgp.he.net/certs#_SearchTab?q=www.public.cyber.mil )
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yesod
8mo ago
I usually just grab the RIS data from RIPE
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3y ago
I've not plotted it myself, but I'm told that if you plot the links to other main microwave nodes, and then look at embassies from foreign nations....
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3y ago
Its like a sunburn blister. Takes a while to develop, usually whilst you're asleep. When you wake up, you open your eyes and rip the blisters open. I'm told it feels like hot sand being poured in your eyes at that point. Definitel
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yesod
3y ago
Sounds very much like arc eye (welder's flash). Very painful, caused by UV.
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yesod
4y ago
6 years ago the ESA and Arianespace were ridiculing reusable rockets, even as SpaceX was getting closer and closer to the non-RUD landing. Ariane 6 yet to launch, now trying to retrofit some level of reusability. Too slow, too stuck with th