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amen zwa, esq.
@AmenZwa
I am an ordinary man. So, I am unique—up to isomorphism. 🇺🇸 #attorney § #scientist Ω #engineer 🇺🇦 https://t.co/kQONBKdKb4 @[email protected]
Washington, DC Katılım Eylül 2011
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My friends and fellow soon-to-be @Twitter refugees, where are you heading off to—#Mastodon?
joinmastodon.org
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@thilographie_de Spot on, mate. Do let me know what you end up choosing. I need @Twitter alternatives—desperately!
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In the near future when everyone on #SocialMedia is an influencer, who will follow them and how will they generate their billions?
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#WebDevs, here is an unsolicited advice:
do not swing a claymore if a dagger suffices.
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If you went back to school right now what would you choose to study?
Must be a different thing than the first go.
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@svenpetersen191 Yeah, I saw it on that HP calc blog. I’m still unclear how the correction factor helps, when the RTC is inherently unstable. I suppose it helps on average”.
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@svenpetersen191 I don't know either. But I still find it a bit unusual that a device that touts high precision has a seconds-off per day RTC.
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The amicus brief for [Novak v Parma] by @TheOnion is a must-read for all law students taking a course on #1A.
supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/2…
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@svenpetersen191 Apparently, it's a 20 (19.6689) ppm RTC part. Hence, the multiple seconds per day drift. I suppose that's OK, since no one today would drive and monitor their lab equipment with a calculator.
forum.swissmicros.com/search.php?key…
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@svenpetersen191 Ah, OK; I'll look into it. Thanks, mate. The DM42 is famous for its accuracy and precision and it is based on HP-42S which has a callable RTC. But you discovered the DM42 loses seconds per day. You certainly got me curious.
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@svenpetersen191 If I were brave, I'd crack open my DM41 to see, but I'm not.
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