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Right now I use all/new as I build my subscribe and block list. Eventually I will use subscribed/scaled
Right now I use all/new as I build my subscribe and block list. Eventually I will use subscribed/scaled
Ive done it just for fun. It was some time ago. Bought a screen in a frame, a squeegee, tried a couple mask methods but was most pleased with the photosensitive stuff. It is quite fun and results were impressive for the short time I spent on it.
Forth. Not forth compilers like gforth but the whole environment. Esp32Forth is a great implementation.
Voyager - it was on f droid and it works.
When IBM did this with mainframes it launched Amdahl into existence. His machines were basically the same machine except they were unharnessed.
I read an article recently that talked about enabling and disabling cores on the fly.
I think chip binning is perfectly reasonable.
I believe Intel is on track to do it again.
Thanks very much. Looks interesting.
I just started using the public library apps this week. Piracy has gotten too difficult for me recently.
Isn’t this a path to creating more methane clathrates?
You could verify, without transmitting their telephone extension or employee number. You could verify that they are the author of a particular document. I guess you could verify a company is doing a particular action by verifying with a multiple choice question or series of questions.
Sorry. Autocorrected ZKP.
You could use zip to verify the identity of someone.
What “certain information” do you wish to verify?
I do when on unencrypted wifi
In my last version I had a single list of tasks, and each had a list of “excuses” which were pointers to other tasks. I had filters for showing “all tasks”, “not done”, “can be done”. The one other feature that was helpful was being able to reorder tasks.
Maybe I will get back to work on it. I thought I had found a perfect set of alpha users in the /r/productivity sub, but I’m not on reddit anymore.
Zero or more prerequisite tasks. End to start dependencies in project management parlance.
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