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zaxomi
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Comment #43501865
There are better separators included in ASCII, but not used as often: 28 File Separator, 29 Group Separator, 30 Record Separator and 31 Unit Separator.
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Comment #43158854
>> It’s a shame they were deprecated without a modern replacement. Isn't iframe the replacement? iframe is not deprecated.
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Comment #42706131
I'm planning to do something similar, but using addressable RGB LEDs (like WS2811, also known as neopixel). They are simple to work with. Each LED has 4 connections: GND, +5V, DATA…
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Comment #42493956
There are few well-documented standards. There are ready-made solutions that have worked for decades. What do you think AI would add?
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Comment #42100770
I sometimes use them for machine to machine transfer. The biggest problem is that regular editors don't handle it in a sensible way.
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Comment #41983988
I wish my annoying neighbor would get this, because then I can post the code online and have the whole world knocking on his door at all hours of the day.
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Comment #41975755
The phantom power at 48 volts used with XLR connectors only have a current at about 10 milliampere. Enough to supply power to a little microphone. The connector is bulky and of met…
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Comment #41975543
Depending on the country you live in, the laws might allow you to do work on equipment that is below 50 volts, but require you to be a certified electrician for anything above that…
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Comment #41887163
> appending things to arrays etc can't be done elegantly Are you referring to the possibility to point to the end of the array? If so, a single minus sign might solve it: "/path/to…
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Comment #41379016
All vehicles that can be steered have that possibility, even cars: If there is a steering wheel, it is possible to deliberately crash the vehicle. If it is possible to shut down en…
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Comment #41307821
A quick search shows it in the documentation for version 8.4, released July 1, 2009. Maybe 15 years is "somewhat recent feature". :)
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Comment #41265746
Sure, we should create a new standard… https://xkcd.com/927/
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Comment #41081963
Remember that ASCII is short for "American Standard Code for Information Interchange". base64 was proposed in 1987 to work with ASCII, EBCDIC, and other character encodings.
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Comment #40548682
And before radio, between 1880-1927, time was pumped throughout Paris in the form of compressed air using a network of pneumatic tubes.
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Comment #40490293
No need to change the system clock for a millisecond. The operating system has an API for changing allt the timestamps of a file.
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Comment #40396408
I can't register an account at discord, negate I'm behind CGNAT and someone else in the region was banned by discord.
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Comment #40342473
Cool. 1 hour later. Spam-scraper updated to support this.
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Comment #39765252
Still doesn't support internationalized domain names.
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Comment #39765197
Remember to first punycode the domain part of an email address before trying to validate it, or it will not work with internationalized domain names.
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Comment #39639339
Every change breaks someone's workflow: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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Comment #38700752
The first floppy from 1967 only had one side. Adding one signal to select side was an easy solution to increase the capacity without to much modification of the controller. Adding …
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Comment #38535247
I think his only regret is that he got caught.
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Comment #38421143
Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls (COCOM) limits is 1,000 knots (510 m/s) and/or at an altitude higher than 18,000 m (59,000 feet). Commercial airliners usual…
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Comment #38412967
Don't they also have BRA - BRanch Always, PHX PHY PLX PLY - PusH or PulL X or Y register, STZ - STore Zero, TRB - Test and Reset Bits, TSB - Test and Set Bits?