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by 6nf 8y ago
At least some of the phone spam is for real businesses / services, those should be easy enough to stop?
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by 6nf 8y ago
The left alpha vane was being interpreted as almost exactly twenty degrees higher than the right. Is that because the plane was in a banking maneuver at the time maybe? I dont know anything about planes but I heard that when you're t
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by 6nf 8y ago
Hmm maybe it has changed recently...
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by 6nf 8y ago
I'm using the noname brand resellers, not the carriers themselves. I guess that's why.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Sign up for any random SMS API service. You'll note that you can send SMS using anything you like as the 'from' field. There's no checks or restrictions. Same goes for voice calls in most cases.
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by 6nf 8y ago
If it's important they will leave a voicemail message
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by 6nf 8y ago
Only 2% of your eye cones are for blue light, so the amount of information going to your brain for blue light is much lower which ends up appearing like a lower ‘refresh rate’ at night.
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by 6nf 8y ago
They would still need the encryption keys since Google encrypts their inter-data center fiber
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by 6nf 8y ago
0.1% is still almost an hour per month
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by 6nf 8y ago
When customers start complaining they'll ground them I think
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by 6nf 8y ago
It depends on what you want. Starts at maybe a couple of thousand bucks a month I would guess, I haven't looked for the cheapest in the market. Depends on the link and availability and so on.
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by 6nf 8y ago
You're unlikely to rent the whole thing so it just depends on how much bandwidth you need. If it's only a couple of TB per month it's not that expensive.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Fiber is about 0.6c and the cables are much longer than direct line of sight.
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by 6nf 8y ago
I really hate your use of ‘eggheads’ and similar crap. Just call them researchers ffs.
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by 6nf 8y ago
> They are not yet capable of breaking into any commpany's network from outside. They can break into any company's network but they can't break into every company's network. I believe that if the NSA targets a co
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by 6nf 8y ago
It's rare to see comments like yours from people who know about the technical details of how the Chinese government manage the internet. Could you share some please? How often do people actually get into trouble for their internet usag
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by 6nf 8y ago
Don't worry someone in your circle of friends already handed it over.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Do you know how I can tell that you didn't read the article?
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by 6nf 8y ago
In the industry flexures are considered to have 'infinite' life if they are correctly designed and if you stay well within the working parameters. If you stay within about 2/3rds of the elastic range it lasts forever. Dan Gel
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by 6nf 8y ago
It's the contacts that wear out, not the flexures.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Sorry I meant elastic range. These are only a few hundred atoms across in the flexure areas so if you stay well within the range, it does last 'forever' (years)
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by 6nf 8y ago
Flexures can last forever if you stay within the plastic deformation range for that material. These can fail from other things though, e.g. mechanical shock, thermal extremes, stuff like that.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Old growth wood is not suitable
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by 6nf 8y ago
Earlier being 2am
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by 6nf 8y ago
It would be nice to see some numbers. It might be true that this building created less CO2 but if it cost a lot more than concrete then it may be better to just build concrete and use the money you saved to remove CO2 some other way
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by 6nf 8y ago
I agree with your comment but I just need to point out that beam/column timber is not old growth wood, it's usually just from normal commercial plantations.
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by 6nf 8y ago
All you do is make a die, harden it, and then carefully force it through the barrel? I guess?
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by 6nf 8y ago
I see these 80% kits online that even includes the tooling you need to complete it. It’s so simple anyone could do it.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Very different in Australia where every part of the gun is restricted. You can’t buy a single gun part and you certainly can’t buy ammunition without a license.
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by 6nf 8y ago
Faster internet is ALWAYS welcome. On wifi, on cell network, always.

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