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Comment #44001588
Perhaps if you sit some more…
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Comment #43959800
I have a number of concerns with CSU Ft. Collins. I know people who transferred to Billings because FtC was losing accreditation in some majors. (This was years ago.) FRCC only off…
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Comment #43957537
Do you weld? Good welding requires intense focus/nondistractions, which some people on the spectrum really enjoy.
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Comment #43957522
They missed mathematics 2,000 hours / year (straight time, 10 paid days PTO), $35/hour is $70k base.
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Comment #43957505
I own Netgate (hat tip to the haters who will comment), the company that does pfsense and tsnr. I also own Bump It Offroad in Windsor, CO. We do some CNC (plasma table) as well. I …
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Comment #43793105
The OSI emphatically does NOT: own the trademark of “Open Source”. They tried, and the USPTO denied their application for same. As such they have any such right to exercise. They o…
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Comment #43793064
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Comment #43689049
Silver Lake took Dell private.
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Comment #43518926
> Of course Robotaxi isn't close to existing. Musk announced in January that it was to launch in June, in Austin.
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Comment #43518895
"Beyond a reasonable doubt" is the legal standard in criminal cases. "Preponderance of the evidence" is the standard in civil cases.
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Comment #43394102
how do you license ... light?
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Comment #43394049
fission != fusion, but yeah
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Comment #43190375
how does canceling a meeting to pick a flu strain for development of a flu vaccine help them to acquire money?
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Comment #43097189
Only one wing separated
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Comment #42753268
“Hyperthreading” is a write pipe hack. If the core stalls on a write then the other thread gets run.
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Comment #42707067
First time I saw it was 1981 on the front of a DEC-10
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Comment #42667168
If enough time passes and we don’t die, we get old. 1984 was 40 years ago.
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Comment #42516835
That was a time when gates were not as plentiful as they are now. Both the new Nordic SoCs are designed at 22nm. It can be a challenge as to what to use all the gates for.
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Comment #42510012
> Remember when IPv6 decided on 128 bit addreses and defaulting to /64 blocks because someone thought using a 48-bit MAC address as the IPv6 equivalent of a port was a good idea? N…
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Comment #42506345
A bit of background https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mamba_Pistol Link is from here: https://www.forgottenweapons.com/the-end-of-the-mamba-a-tale...
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Comment #42396735
Yes, they only cost more and have greater power consumption
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Comment #42394284
47 CFR 95.931(a)(2):"CBRS Channel 9 may be used only for emergency communications or traveler assistance. It must not be used for any other purpose." Since the goal of hide and see…
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Comment #42394224
PARP has entered the chat Translated the linearity of your PA (nevermind LNA for RX) is unlikely to support even 20dBm, and the higher rate modulations for even 802.11a/g (nevermin…
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Comment #42362142
That’s not quite the truth. Parts of Lunar Lake and most of Arrow Lake will be built at TSMC, but Intel still plans to use its own 18a process for Panther Lake
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Comment #42361741
it shows up in papers from a decade ago. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Ongoingly-redesigning-... I agree that it's not in common use.