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A Nude ‘Playboy’ Photo Has Been a Mainstay in Testing Tech for Decades

Posted on 2019/12/02 by Carl Robitaille

A Nude ‘Playboy’ Photo Has Been a Mainstay in Testing Tech for Decades

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Posted on 2019/12/02 by Carl Robitaille

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Very cool animation models the movement and size of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Source: https://t.co/mSttwDv82e pic.twitter.com/6xVNp9YTUD
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) August 28, 2019

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Monitor your dynamic CPU frequency in Linux in real time using the watch and grep commands

Posted on 2019/11/24 by Carl Robitaille

Monitoring free memory in real time is interesting too. Or you can combine multiple commands together separated by ; and get more of a dashboard going. pic.twitter.com/HqsTsetF01
— Command Line Magic (@climagic) November 24, 2019

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LCM+L PDP-7 booting and running UNIX Version 0

Posted on 2019/11/24 by Carl Robitaille

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AES Explained (Advanced Encryption Standard)

Posted on 2019/11/22 by Carl Robitaille

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tac

Posted on 2019/11/18 by Carl Robitaille

What about "tac"? pic.twitter.com/7HmVI3alML
— 𝕏 Pavel 𝕏 Zloi 𝕏 (@EvilFreelancer) November 18, 2019

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Lewis Richardson: 6 weeks to predict the weather 6 hours in advance

Posted on 2019/11/18 by Carl Robitaille

In 1920, it took Lewis Richardson, the English physicist who pioneered modern mathematical techniques of weather forecasting, 6 weeks to predict the weather 6 hours in advance. pic.twitter.com/8sAhPn03L8
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) November 18, 2019

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