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voxadam

11,075karma·1,697submissions·February 6, 2014
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Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20220424041605/https://www.colum... …
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If you think restaurants are bad, and they are, you should try machine shops. I used to maintain CNC milling machines; one was in a shop that milled EDM sinkers[1] out of solid blocks of graphite. Gra…
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https://archive.ph/OpmdV
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I have a friend who worked as a food scientist for Kraft and later Mondelez. One day were talking one day about how shelf-stable foods had suddenly gone through a fairly drastic shift in flavor. She t…
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> anyone have suggestions for my next career move? https://www.goatops.com/
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Ah, the good old days of Eudora. I'd forgotten about it being a Qualcomm product.
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Vortex86 SoCs were once quite commonly found on embedded boards used in industrial automation. Outside of that I'm willing to bet you'd find them in semi-embedded applications like point-of-…
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Your comment reminds me of the Lucky Iron Fish[0] developed in Cambodia as an iron supplement for populations plagued by iron-deficient anemia. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L…
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You're talking about the company that publicly extolled their own "courage" when they removed the headphone jack from their phones.
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You're remembering things correctly. The WHOIS record for duck.com shows that it's owned by Duck Duck Go, Inc.
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Somewhere Putin can bite our shiny metal space station.
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https://xkcd.com/908/
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Regardless of the biochem possibilities I wonder about the engineering realities required to collect, isolate, purify, and distribute the urea and other nitrogen rich compounds from the waste stream.
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I personally believe that public universities in the US should be incentivized if not outright required to use and contribute to open textbooks when possible.
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Paywall bypass: https://archive.ph/ShuaI
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuchsia_(operating_system)
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> some of the books in the list may be targeted in the future, but that hasn't happened yet. It's quite literally a list of targeted books.
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Illegal monopolies and anti-competitive behavior[0] have that effect. Such arrangements may produce the best widget available but probably not the best widget possible. More to the point, they definit…
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I recently started watching a bit of content on Prime Video using my Roku TV and found the buffering and scrub (FF/RW/seek) performance to be atrocious. This is in spite of the fact that my …
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> what nanometer are they at? It looks like 7nm.[0] I suppose that means they're coming out of TSMC, which isn't terribly surprising. [0] https://www.servethehome.com/ampe…
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Am I the only one who reads these less than scientific articles as much more than wishful thinking? I mean, I hope this pandemic comes to a close as much as anyone but so many of the recent news artic…
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If they're bubbles aren't they going to implode regardless?
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If you're interested in voltage glitching and other power analysis attacks you should take a look the excellent open source ChipWhisper. https://chipwhisperer.readthedocs.io/en&#x…
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Yes, unfortunately. We're a more than a little bit behind the rest of the civilized world. Even my debit card which includes a mandatory EMV smartcard provides for an easy downgrade attack if the…
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