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kosma
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Comment #46348260
Surprisingly effective solution: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate] "ProductVersion"="Windows 10" "TargetRe…
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Comment #45151696
There is research correlating autism and mothers taking certain medications (painkillers, antidepressants). Since autism is hereditary, there is a significant chance that these mot…
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Comment #45095865
> Developing black-and-white film with coffee is a better option for younger analog photographers. As a bonus, it should smell better. I've made Caffenol in the past. It stinks.
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Comment #42526082
The company was a bit too much in bed with the government to begin with...
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Comment #41510619
That voltage spike only applies to flyback converter. Your typical buck/boost converter doesn't do that - the current waveform is a sawtooth, and voltage ripple is designed to be i…
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Comment #41194191
Seconded. NLP is well worth the money - not just in results, quality, and time saved, but also in finding joy in shooting and scanning color.
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Comment #40566030
They use the code without respecting the license terms. Just because the code is out in the open doesn't mean you can use it however you wish.
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Comment #40544401
Hold onto it, these things are incredibly rare.
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Comment #40187347
The nature of surges is not simple like that - a lightning strike can easily blow MOVs and inrush limiting resistors in multiple devices. I come from a rural area and coming to som…
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Comment #40187337
It's not very different from daisy chaining normal extension cords - safe if you know what you're doing (not exceeding the current rating on any of them). Most surge protectors are…
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Comment #39662547
Note that bstats only tracks Bukkit-compatible servers. It doesn't track Vanilla/Fabric/Forge/etc. installations, so take these numbers with a grain of salt.
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Comment #39662538
There are several primary ways to run a Java Edition server: 1. Pure vanilla server.jar. Has horrible performance, little flexibility, but in the end, it Just Works. This is the se…
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Comment #37899648
I've had Windows updates brick the motherboard by installing a faulty BIOS update. Multiple times.
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Comment #36722721
You won't have it, as it doesn't align with the manufacturers' incentive to sell you a new one every two years.
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Comment #35893890
Digikey also ships DDP, they do the customs for you.
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Comment #33757739
...and good flux carries you the rest of the way.
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Comment #32743550
Let's not forget about unusual char sizes. The popular DSP platform TMS320 has sizeof(char) == sizeof(int), and both are 1. How? Because both are 16-bit, and by definition sizeof(c…
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Comment #32682742
An organization grows to a size where decisions are made by committee, bikeshedding is rampart, and one idiot in marketing can dismiss and derail the naming suggestions of an entir…
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Comment #32371048
Moo!
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Comment #31670125
Welcome to the real world. We don't have cookies, they were cut as a part of a cost saving package signed by the corporate.
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Comment #31620025
Funny how Germany is obsessed with privacy, yet the cookie consent prompt requires extra clicks to decline the consent.
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Comment #31559435
You just described my joy of doing hardware better than I would have been able to describe it myself. Thank you.
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Comment #31493397
It's such a disappointment that they chose to continue the weird custom layout of MX Keys - merged function row with two extra buttons and missing PrintSc/Pause/ScrollLk. I also ha…
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Comment #30332029
Did he lose because of the added weight destroying the performance? ;)