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robdar

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    Comment #42528134

    https://www.amazon.com/Five-Star-Notebook-Amethyst-840029CF1... ?

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    Comment #42143177

    printed/println debugging works if you wrote the code or have a good idea of where to go. I frequently find myself debugging large unfamiliar code bases, and typically it’s much ea…

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    Comment #41819682

    Flight simulator games (i.e. Digital Combat Simulator) tend to be CPU bound, though, depending high-end VR or having enough monitors with enough pixels can quickly become GPU-limit…

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    Comment #41803645

    I suggested this on a thread in /r/cpp a few years ago, and was downvoted heavily, and chewed out for the reason that coding for ease of debugging was apparently akin to baby killi…

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    Comment #40597455

    It’s worse than that. Find a random blog that gives you shell commands that add random repositories to your apt sources.list, adds the ssl keys, and installs packages from the repo…

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    Comment #40173314

    >EVs generally will require less maintenance as they are substantially simpler vehicles with less moving parts. I keep hearing this, but then keep seeing stories about huge repair …

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    Comment #37527658

    It's also said in the JRE video, Fravor isn't the only military pilot to have done that stunt, and likely won't be the last. When pilots perform such flights, they aren't taking th…

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    Comment #37526189

    The context of the story in that JRE episode ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eco2s3-0zsQ at about the 49:30 point) is "some things are explainable, here is an example" But, if Fr…

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    Comment #37525205

    Fravors "Hoax" involved flying F/A-18E Super Hornets at low level, at night, over campfires they could see along their route and lighting their after burners. This was done in area…

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    Comment #37522484

    I also find peoples generatal non-response strange, though, I don't find Grusch's testimony that compelling: he didn't actually see anything, or really have any evidence. I find th…

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    Comment #36232067

    > We still have only one data point for life and one data point for intelligence. Don't we have many points for both? There are ~8.7 million species on the planet. What we only hav…

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    Comment #35729348

    As someone in Canada the only thing 5G lets me do is use up my incredibly expensive bandwidth limit in seconds instead of minutes.

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    Comment #34779862

    were the pipelines going to be shipping this particular chemical (Vinyl chloride) though?

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    Comment #34641795

    One reason is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_on_Open_Skies Military intelligence gathering is so common that countries basically agree to not start a shooting war for overfl…

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    Comment #34563952

    Wow, excellent. Does anyone know how those interactive figures are done?

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    Comment #34519757

    > but I think the conclusions one draws from it fail to take into account how much the body can control expenditure. Yes, this is has been observed and studied. From this page: htt…