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Could one make a system on a chip 386?

Would a `<details>` block also work?

I have two robots in my house that sweep & mop the floor.

I considered an _Economist_ subscription twenty years ago, but I was put off by their endorsement of George W Bush in 2000. I now notice that they have not endorsed a single Republican for US president since then, so maybe I should give them a chance now.

No. Laptops should all become more energy efficient.

it's a max-width. and the viewport is set sensibly, so it looks great on a phone.

All of those changes *should* be the *default*!

i.e.:

- dark mode should change default colors to white on black.

- viewport default should be "width=device-width, initial-scale=1"

- HTML's only supported charset should be UTF-8.

- Default CSS for body should be something like:

        body{
          max-width:40em;
          margin:0 auto;
          padding:1em;
        }

Um, dumb question here, but how do I use c++20 modules with makefiles in such a way that dependencies are handled correctly?

I miss my nexus 7.

MicroSD, I think. Those can be a TB, if you want to pay for it.

Would be nice to load up on movies copied from DVDs I own for the kids to watch on road trips.

Maybe SpaceX should make it up to the scientific community by promising to (at no charge) put 100T of satellite telescopes in a high orbit every year once Starship is functional.

What they describe is how I thought cookies worked already.

An "orbital Starship" plus a successful orbital refueling is the real game changer. Goes from 150T to LEO TO 150T anywhere in the solar system. SLS block 2, which is another decade (?) away, can only send 45T to Earth escape velocity.

And orbital refueling only costs six (?) times as much as a LEO flight.

Python is nice in that it works fairly well in Windows too.

That's great!

Is the driver also performant?

I wrote something dumb that downloads large files. The idea was to check the index file into a git repository.

https://gist.github.com/HalCanary/9abb045bf047da118c2467266b...

> I have significant doubts that we will see it launch at that price-point within the next 10 years.

But what if it is only half as expensive per ton to low-Earth orbit as Falcon-9/Heavy? And if it can only deliver 100 tons at a time, not 150?

That's still going to dominate the launch market for some time.

If they eventually prove it to be safe for human passengers and can demonstrate in-orbit refueling? It then replaces SLS, and is still a fraction of the cost.

From May, 2020. Seems like 50 years ago.

See also ”Rainbow Color Map (Still) Considered Harmful” from 2007.

I really hope *all" natural gas plants emit less CO2 than coal. Joule for Joule, burning C produces more CO2 than burning CH4.

Why does the author use "sound" instead of "consistent"?

This is why I always design 3-dimensional mazes.

They have flashing lights that go off if your vehicle is too tall.

Technically, all android devices run the Linux kernel.

Yeah, I've been using github pages for my personal site. It even supports HTTPS these days. I only pay for the domain.

I want to sue the credit agencies for stalking me.

I just printed the pages I needed to sign, signed them, scanned them, and then stitched them into the original PDF.

I'd rather have a manual switch for both the microphone and the camera.

math.sqrt(x[0]2 + x[1]2 + x[2]2)

can be simplified to:

math.sqrt(sum(v2 for v in x))

Nine out of ten things I need a teller for a bigger ATM could handle. Like an ATM that will dispense any denomination of coins or bills or cashier's checks. I've seen ATMs that take checks, too.