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mryall
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About mryall
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Comment #47500431
The linked BBC article above says the Starlink terminals are made in Texas.
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Comment #45153398
It’s an Australian charity group that does a lot of cancer prevention and education activities. One part of it is having stores and lines of sun protection products like hats, swim…
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Comment #44959307
Starlink connects you to the internet via a ground station in the country where you are registered, and the antenna will also only operate in an approved zone (depending on your co…
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Comment #44897290
TLDR: the program prints a pseudorandom sequence of characters 205 and 206, which on Commodore 64 are graphics characters similar to / and \. When repeated across multiple lines, i…
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Comment #44629290
The future is now with Microsoft Excel Web Services, which is part of SharePoint. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/general-dev...
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Comment #44498836
No, Rust functions have to declare their return types. They cannot be inferred.
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Comment #44284860
Looks like a great start. Using Rust and TOML configuration are good choices. With a project like this where there are many (many) existing attempts to solve it, I think it helps t…
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Comment #43652539
> As a reader, I don't want page authors to start hard coding sizes into these elements … They mean h1 elements without a font-size specified in CSS (or style attribute) will be fl…
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Comment #42310521
This article has a good summary: https://www.apogeerockets.com/Peak-of-Flight/Newsletter533 The key challenges called out are a) fuel, b) robust airframe, c) active guidance to han…
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Comment #40811533
NYT was right and AP has now corrected theirs. Reload and check errata at the bottom.
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Comment #40319059
The interview mentions the word "protocol" 26 times, but sadly no detail on what a successful social media protocol might look like, or how it could get adopted given where we are …
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Comment #39646040
> In a statement to 404 Media, the Times said: > > The Times has no issue with individuals creating similar word games that do not infringe The Times’s “Wordle” trademarks or copyr…
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Comment #39402582
He did pay himself a salary in 2023. See the P&L included in TFA.
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Comment #38938928
In most English-speaking countries, “Swiss” cheese means cheese like Emmenthal - yellow, medium hard, with holes in it. I imagine this is what the calculator means too.
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Comment #38899803
Discussion on CNBC article here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38893909
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Comment #38780825
> Focus is about saying “no”. Always loved this advice from Steve Jobs, but it can be hard to put into practice in a startup. From my own experience, I’ve found there is a strong t…
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Comment #37248246
What a fascinating trip back in time. I had almost forgotten all the time I spent typing up code listings from the back of Usborne computer books as a kid in the late 80s. It was r…
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Comment #37248202
Not sure if you read TFA, but it was about games whose code you “type in” from a book or magazine. I did it a lot back in the 80s when I first started programming. The Sierra games…
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Comment #37235199
The Chandrayaan-2 mission had an orbiter, which is still operational, as well as the lander which crashed.
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Comment #26749348
Yes. Nerve signals travel at about 50-60 m/s through the limbs, so it takes about 20-30ms for a signal to travel from brain to the hand muscles. Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/…