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DerekRobot
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Comment #30304069
My high school's was the strangest before they overhauled their site. One of the URLs was some sort of CGI spell check app: just a button and a field that said "I am spelled wrang"…
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Comment #30261813
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if the Pixhawk org. was more cautious about fail-safe systems than Tesla
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Comment #30261777
I'm alright with the author mentioning it because some of the steering behavior is defined in software in newer cars.
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Comment #30261693
Personally, I prefer electric steering because it takes so little torque input. My Mercedes cabrio was heavy and tiring to steer, but I can steer the Mirage with my fingertips. As …
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Comment #27635890
https://dilbert.com/strip/2003-07-12
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Comment #26556930
I find it easier to quickly read watches that have minutes printed instead of hours.
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Comment #24690772
That looks like every phishing text I receive.
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Comment #24560235
That's a beautiful website. Definitely bookmarking this one
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Comment #23804933
I accidentally bought a gaming laptop that can't run Linux, so I'm stuck with Windows 10 exclusively. Although it really isn't that bad now. My workplace uses SmartCAM, an ancient …
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Comment #23737424
It's a really well-sized unit for that kind of work. I know exactly what a thou is and how to keep things in spec, but I'm lost using mm.
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Comment #22365302
Anecdotal, but old.reddit.com (besides search) seems to always work during these outages. I'm guessing they're always knocking out the AJAX and search machines for some reason
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Comment #22266801
My ASUS GA502 makes all kinds of noises. It has a loud coil whine when the keyboard backlight is off/dim, and the audio chipset is constantly popping the speakers by turning on and…
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Comment #21827847
My carburetor requires 0 data to operate!
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Comment #21576449
Could you make something like the old Windows Personal Server [1], but dummy-proof? Make the app a DYNDNS client and let them register subdomains on your short domain (mybox.foo.ba…
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Comment #21271988
Example: The gentlemen's agreement to end competition https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_production_mot...
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Comment #21026150
I'm guessing the camera isn't used for aircraft separation since nearly everything has ADS/B now.
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Comment #19545260
Not a web developer, but Grav CMS is pretty neat.
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Comment #19462508
Worse: liberty mutual has a black box that uses your phone. Then you give up your driving/location data, your mobile data, your phone battery, and your OBD-2 port.
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Comment #19283869
I'm guessing that some of the included BSD tools on my Mac are pretty old, because they're so simple. https://gist.github.com/pete/665971
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Comment #19253960
They're also launching a suit in the capsule. I can't wait to see another Starman, especially one that flies a real spaceship.
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Comment #19136281
Total scam. They wanted to start a reality show to fund R&D for a Mars base. There aren't any technical details on the "Mars Transit Vehicle", which looks like a KSP rocket with a …
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Comment #19095056
Actually, you can talk to satellites[1] using a technician license, because they use VHF/UHF. A general or extra is required for using certain HF bands. [1] http://www.arrl.org/get…
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