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bane
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About bane
Back and forth in startups, megacorps and everything in between.
Not much of a coder anymore, more of a management drone. But I think I've gotten some good ideas pulled together over the last few decades.
(get me at banehn [at symbol] gmail.com)
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oh wow! As somebody who grew up in the 80s, the number and quality of these individual games was awesome. The VFDs [1] on many of the games is unlike anything generally put on hard…
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People who name projects, please think very carefully if you want to use "Haystack" as the name of anything. There are literally thousands upon thousands of both overlapping and co…
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Happy Unraid user here. The ability to mix and match drives in the main Unraid Array is of course the original feature and draw. Adding a few TB at a time for whatever leftover mon…
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Merle Tuve - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merle_Tuve The proximity fuze - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze
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My understanding is that Poland is also seeking smart win-win arrangements with some of these foreign sources. For example, Poland has initiated several big equipment buys from Sou…
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Question for those making Splats...how do you get such large environments? I've been playing around with them a bit and I'm finding I'm running out of memory with surprisingly litt…
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The demoscene, while not unknown, is still quite niche amongst technologists and digital artists in the most of the world. It has a pretty thriving scene with dozens of get togethe…
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There's a mistake I see in the comments here that "non-profit" = "charity". There are a large collection of non/not for-profits that are not even remotely in the charity business. …
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It starts as a kind of okay near-real alternate history of early computing in the Silicon Prairie, and ends with some really powerful storytelling about the fragility of humanity. …
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The blockchain hype bubble should probably be pretty near in memory for most people I would suspect. I thought that was a wild, useless ride until Ai took it over.
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