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jstapels

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    Comment #31574299

    Fun blog, but I was left hanging as the author never found the issue with the OS level driver (and instead used a workaround library ). It's easy to just blame the FTDI driver, but…

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    Comment #20113632

    How would these be serviced? I would be surprised if conventional tire machines could mount/unmount these from wheels.

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    Comment #19399267

    But we're moving the emissions in a "more solvable" direction. By consolidating the emissions from millions of cars to hundreds (thousands?) of plants, we're making it a MUCH easie…

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    Comment #19273834

    Maybe I'm missing something, but no matter how efficient a heat pump is, doesn't it have a limit on how much heat it can pump as ∆T increases? Even here in western NY we occasional…

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    Comment #18495193

    But that comes at the expense of complicated software. Sure, once you've gone through the effort of procuring all that hardware, configuring it to run Kubernetes, reconfiguring you…

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    Comment #16638106

    Yeah, same here. If Lyme disease is incurable, seems like we should be studying the western fence lizard.

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    Comment #15124641

    I was wondering the same thing myself. I'm guessing they tested it and found that it hit every coordinate at least once and said "good enough". Meaning, I don't think it's guarante…

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    Comment #15083459

    If that's true, why did Amazon come out with Lightsail? https://amazonlightsail.com

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    Comment #15083199

    Egress pricing for Google and AWS (sans Lightsail) continues to be one of the biggest price differences between them and smaller hosts such as Linode and DigitalOcean. I think Goog…

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    Comment #14349008

    He's trying to make his audio easier to listen to by using various effects provided by Ardour. The most significant of what he listed is the compressor, which is great for spoken p…

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    Comment #14187555

    Not sure I follow this logic... Do you expect everyone that rides in the back of your car to have read your owner's manual? I realize in this case they also happen to be the owners…

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    Comment #14031722

    And I bet they thought they weren't going to have to talk about the Mac Pro (again!) during the next ATP :).

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    Comment #14003263

    Not to sound pessimistic, but as more and more people get forced into metered bandwidth, how is using a plugin that generates extra random traffic "sticking it to the 'man'"? Edit:…

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    Comment #13831687

    IBM has already ported Java over to the z Systems platform. So why is them also supporting Swift a bad thing here?

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    Comment #13831242

    https://www.jetbrains.com/objc/

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    Comment #13831169

    I think that Swift as a language has a lot of promise and if it can be proven to work well on the server, it's something that one of the thousands of iOS developers can easily migr…

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    Comment #13374131

    You cut off the rest of my comment, I said the Fn key turns it back into the Backtick/Tilde key. Other than "Shell" programmers, I don't think the backtick is really that popular. …

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    Comment #13365816

    I think the missing ESC is probably the majority of the issues the nay-sayers have. I bet if they had just moved the ESC key to the tilde and had the Fn key turn it back into the t…

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    Comment #13365782

    Just one more to add to the other replies. When I'm developing, the Touch Bar is basically useless, but that doesn't bother me because having to use anything up in the FN "row" is …

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    Comment #13187460

    I honestly don't see how any of these implementations are better than simply using a bool to track whether the queue is empty or not (as suggested in one of the comments on the ori…

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    Comment #13138840

    Unfortunately I think a lot of the points in this article are lost if you assume that the CDN's serving up the TTF for FontAwesome are using GZIP compression.

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    Comment #12637767

    But it's owned by Lenovo... a Chinese company.