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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   Ha, I just go done listening to an awesome podcast that talks about this particular story[1]. If you like history and humor its a great podcast, check it out if you get the chance. [1]: https://allthingscomedy.com/podcasts&#
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   Montreal? For Snowboarding? No offense, but snowboarding conditions in the western United States and western Canada is so much better than Montreal. For example Mont Treblant only gets 164 inches of snow on an average year[1], while Snowbir
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   Salt Lake city is quite affordable and im ~45 minutes to Brighton, Park city, Solitude, Snowbird, etc, excluding traffic. But pretend i didn't say that, traffic in the canyons already sucks, and more people will only make it worse.
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   I live in Salt Lake city for the winter and work remotely so I can snowboard, but I was doing this prior to the pandemic. I also have a friend who lives in Austin, Texas normally, whos planning on moving to Colorado for the winter to snowbo
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   Maybe that's why I've heard the term so much recently as I just started getting into weather, and weather forecasting, particularly snow.
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   The Ozarks are awesome but I wouldn't consider them mountains just big hills. The St Francois mountains for example are only 1700 feet above sea level. Minnesota also has many points above 2000 feet that are awesome but again I wouldn&
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   I hadn't heard of the term either until moving to Utah, I noticed quite a few orgs/business with the term intermountain in it, like intermountain healthcare. But when I was living in the midwest we just referred to the mountain re
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   > Now, well into the 21st century, researchers led by the University of Cambridge have detected remnants of the pioneer personality in US populations of once inhospitable mountainous territory, particularly in the Midwest. As a person wh
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   by 2trill2spill 6y ago

   That's why I said in my original post as long as the bread is made in a sanitary fashion. You can have health codes and food safety without requiring years of school. And your final point of flour exploding, that's a issue for flo
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    There's a big difference in requiring a doctor or a engineer to have schooling, people could die. But if people eat a crappy loaf of bread who cares?
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    From my perspective that seems heavily over regulated. As long as the bread is made in a sanitary fashion and doesn't make people sick, why should a baker be expected to go through so much training/schooling?
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    That's pretty standard on most liquid propellant rocket engines.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    My guess would be to avoid the salt water. NASA had to make significant changes to the Solid Rocket Boosters because they landed in the water[1]. [1]: https://llis.nasa.gov/lesson/836
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    I'm not sure about Oxford but for Moderna a billion doses a year is accurate[1]. [1]: https://cen.acs.org/business/outsourcing/Moderna-picks-Lonza...
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    The traffic in the Cottonwoods is not that bad as long as you avoid the weekends particularly powder days and holidays. But if you head up to any of the cottonwood resorts midweek there's not really any traffic. I often ride Park city
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    I've had tape over my camera on my mac pro for over 10 years and have had no problems. And no Apple I don't trust the light indicator.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    I wouldn't consider any of those responses as being "generally polite", He could have just said we already discussed this, linked to the old discussion and thanked the people for their concern and closed the issue, no need fo
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    I didn't mean the entire open source community, just the Systemd open source community, sorry for the confusion.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    > Christ, what's next? You accuse us of controlling people's minds with vaccinations we get directly from Bill Gates? And that systemd uses 5G to spread CoV-2? > I will block discussions here now, since I don't think we
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    You said above you were using OpenBSD not FreeBSD, they are completely different operating systems. Also getting the battery to last long on FreeBSD was a super simple config change, that took less than a minute to do.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    I hear ya, but as a counterpoint to my above post I've yet to have a issue with Linux in a server context, although I tend to use FreeBSD on servers where ever possible. The only time I've had issues with either FreeBSD or Linux i
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    Thanks for the heads up, is there a straight forward work around? Or don't use GNOME?
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    I've never heard of MonadBSD, but installing a previous version of a package is straight forward on FreeBSD. Just specify the version when you use pkg or use portdowngrade.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    Suspend and Resume was the hard one, battery life is solid, although I haven't done a direct comparison with Linux. Wifi was easy but not as easy as Linux to setup. On Linux wifi worked out of the box but I would lose wifi a couple tim
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    After a year of trying Ubuntu as my at home dev machine, I'm going back to FreeBSD. FreeBSD is much more of a pain during initial setup, but then it just works. Where as my laptop with Ubuntu has the most finicky Wifi and freezes way t
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    Taps are passive they wouldn't effect traffic.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    Exactly, a normal drive from my apartment to Brighton or Snowbird is about 45-50 minutes, I've had several times where it was just short of 3 hours one way, this past season.
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    by 2trill2spill 6y ago

    Ohh hogwash, I live in Salt Lake for half the year and I am non religious and I love the place. Salt lake city is one of the best cities in the country for people who love the outdoors, particularly mountains.
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    by 2trill2spill 7y ago

    Hydrazine is one nasty substance and that's whats being used for maneuvering in orbit[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrazine#Occupational_hazards
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    by 2trill2spill 7y ago

    Sorry for the late reply. I'm curious why you think an aerospike nozzle would help expander cycle engines scale up to bigger sizes?