bugfish03 🏳️‍🌈

I have no idea what I'm doing, and none of you can stop me. // he/him

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New favorite quote: The smarter you are about your space, the more space you have. The more space you have, the more bad ideas you can bring to life.

By @Superfast.

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What do you think is the best way to get around town and still do our part to protect our environments? #WorldEnvironmentDay

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@LundukeJournal Hell yeah, thanks for reporting on this! Love KDE for their support!

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@PURPL_MUNKII @EdonGuraziu That's assuming full tool engagement in the corner. A 5mm end mill will gladly cut a 3mm radius fillet, but will probably have chatter problems with a 2.5mm fillet since it is more likely to grab, chatter, or break a tool.

Your tool sets the minimum radius, not the maximum

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@DaniMayakovski

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@max_maerkl @Toniestevezg Und nach dem Photoshoot erstmal ab zum cruisen

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@emm0sh Well I'm in SE, but I'm using a ZBook with Ubuntu (I'd have preferred nix but my work only does Ubuntu).

So useful when compiling things from source, which I do surprisingly often.

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@Alex0810198 @Cartidise As it should be. Sadly we don't do Lenovo, we're an all HP shop, and switching at 100k+ employees would be a NIGHTMARE with all the docking stations

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@BreannaMorello So how's the working out for you now?

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@agritechjoer @jlcjak 3k for a 40 MS/s is pushing it.

My HP 54645D from 1995 does 200 MS/s and I got it in exchange for a couple beers. Rigol scopes with 1 GS/s can be had for under 300.

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@jonasfroeller Considering the fact that technical cookies don't need consent, this reads like a self-report to me

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@cried2godd @D3VANN3 @g_a_u_s_s_i_n_g Well one I can't forget something if I have it implanted, two I'm working my way up to a more advanced chip, but that one is 300 bucks, meanwhile this one was 30.
So it's a good cheap first try

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@asylusma Yeah, later this year I'll also be getting a flexSecure (the one that does the fancy cryptography stuff) and a NeXT V2 (that one lights up and does both 125 kHz RFID and NFC)

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@caminchains @asylusma The area between thumb and index finger is pretty well-protected, but there are one or two reports of people damaging their implants across >1000 people over ten years or so.

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@caminchains @asylusma 99.9% yes. They're made of Schott 8625 bioglass, eg what's been universally approved for use in vivo with humans and animals.

The one caveat is that they're somewhat susceptible to mechanical stress, and there is a small, but non-zero risk of breakage.

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@WarWizardM @vql3n Tell that to my employer. And yeah, CrowdStrike doesn't run at a kernel level, but they can still inspect everything thanks to eBPF.

Also, Falcon does have a legacy mode where it actually does run at kernel level.

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@_MichaelHeat_ Yeah but the target manager doesn't, and with git I can write anywhere anyhow, just needs it as a build env.

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@sarthakbansal24 My Lifebook E752 from 2012 has one

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@V1ictyy High-quality copper you say...

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@MakeAugusta And we're suffering to this day