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tawayway

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    > I suppose it's possible the important bits of a high end cassete player aren't any better. Audiophile equipment is sometimes funny that way. It's a different problem domain too. …

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    Comment #18084062

    Presumably they had a brain scan machine (scanner?) nearby, ready to go. Everyone likes a joke with a prop.

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    Comment #17549409

    This seems to the same text as the author's Reverse Engineering for Beginners ( https://beginners.re/ ) https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=beginners.re

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    Comment #17353639

    Another old chestnut - learning some assembly allows you to read it, even if you don't ever need to write any. There is real value in understanding which instructions your compiler…

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    Comment #16820653

    Semiconductor manufacturing is very planar - it's made up of many layers on top of each other, with some interconnecting features or vias between layers. It's a best-case scenario …

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    Comment #16705683

    The very popular 858D temperature controlled hot air stations only run about 50usd. Performance is much better than a hardware store heat gun.

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    Comment #16281006

    > a 200-pound gorrilla mucking around There's the AvE influence.

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    Comment #15789139

    Not sure about you but I keep breathing 24 hours a day.

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    Comment #15669128

    Personally, I would be surprised to read about well-documented theft committed by ancient Pharaohs in tomorrow's newspapers.

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    Comment #15183322

    I find the 20 minute on/5 minutes off Pomodoro cycle is great for getting me started into a problem. After 1 or 2 of these cycles I find I'm skipping the breaks and sustaining focu…

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    Comment #15115479

    They are not trying to record high speed video. A camera may take a picture every millisecond, but it doesn't have to be one camera. They could be using multiple cameras interleave…

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    Comment #15081846

    I loved this series when I was around that age. I'm surprised to read it was written when you were 17!

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    Comment #15066141

    memtest86 can do functional tests.

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    Comment #15015999

    > they require virtually no maintenance in comparison. Not sure I agree - your circular saw might need a new blade but your handsaw will (eventually) need a sharpening and the teet…

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    Comment #14811292

    Traditional contracts aren't immutable in the same sense though, right? They can be appealed, annulled, ignored...

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    Comment #14709770

    Also the segment for VGA video memory on PCs IIRC

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    Comment #14352736

    Congrats (and thanks) for the amazing prod :)

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    Comment #14314579

    An opportunity to opt out? If I need to be near the unit for whatever reason I would be more comfortable if I could switch it off.

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    Comment #14299770

    Out of curiosity, what kind of logic analyzer are you using that can see events that fast?

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    Comment #14298155

    Posting to another site first is very common, many are just using Patreon instead of Vimeo.

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    Comment #14244373

    Big entities buying in bulk are part of the demand for the backdoors.

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    Comment #14113008

    >an accelerometer in a Wii Remote I don't think this is the best example, accelerometers were not a cheap common part at the time. The Wii predates the iPhone, MEMS accelerometers …

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    Comment #14049015

    How would they know that they have higher salaries?