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Bene592
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Comment #40456477
Yes, Steve Jobs was CEO of Next when they got bought
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Comment #40391666
But it's great at dissolving bones, and it does that even if you just get it on your skin
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Comment #40391098
That has the center earth pin. Doesn't fit in to Schuko
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Comment #40390997
440V would be split phase. We have 400 3phase here
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Comment #40390022
Even 5 cm is more than enough for home use, or do you know a chip that is bigger?
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Comment #40389780
If it's also used as an analog phone line don't touch, if it's ringing you will get shocked
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Comment #40376124
Is that enough for just the TCP ACKs?
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Comment #40300301
You can record it with a PC. Just make sure to use a lossless format
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Comment #40299705
How well does this work with lossy compression? I would trust only lossless formats and analog with digital data encoded as audio, but I have zero hands-on experience with this
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Comment #40298918
Both the CD and the ZX Spectrum came out in 1982
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Comment #40141684
8 hours should be enough to let the temperatures settle
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Comment #40114927
Nothing, the book is mostly about proprietary Unices
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Comment #40112700
For (1) there's stuff like BTRFS snapshots, or you could use Git on top of the FS
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Comment #39989102
XP wasn't that early. IDE worked out of the box. But if you had a RAID setup or something else that needed a driver (early SATA?) you could load the driver there
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Comment #39856267
If you do want to learn about pipelines, or want a more powerful breadboard computer without 6502 you should check out James Sharman[1] on YouTube. He has VGA and audio output too.…
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Comment #39791257
Allow only short distance deliveries by truck
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Comment #39758321
Why? If you use only 1.1 features on a 2.0 platform it would work just like on 1.1 but faster. If you're on a USB1.1 platform and want to use a 2.0 feature you could just use a 2.0…
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Comment #39635303
China had the sea between China and Japan, and they had some nice oceangoing ships¹. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junk_(ship)
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Comment #39634981
A planet that Spins only once in one of its years probably isn't dipolar
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Comment #39535558
If it's to the nearest IXP the ISP could create it's own IXP and measure latency to that. So it should be to not just any IXP, but a well-connected one
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Comment #39435267
They could ship a web server that listens on 127.0.0.1 and launches the standard browser
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Comment #39316777
If the distributor doesn't want it anymore the author or publisher should get a different one