AshleyGrant

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by AshleyGrant 4y ago
Every 24 hours of runtime would be insanely wasteful. A quick Google for a Generac manual shows they recommend annually or every 125 hours, whichever comes first. They do recommend an oil change after 30 hours to replace the break-in oil. T
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by AshleyGrant 4y ago
YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfDIAZCwHQE
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by AshleyGrant 4y ago
Yeah, that's one of the things that's great about the 600 MHz spectrum. While it can't penetrate mountains, it can penetrate lots of other stuff. It's the old spectrum formerly used by UHF analog TV. Don't get me wr
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
On what carrier and with what device?
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Because for a given amount of physical bandwidth & power, 5G is going to be faster. 5G utilizes the available spectrum much more efficiently to give greater speeds on a given signal. There's no way I would have been able to stream
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
I use TMobile Home Internet that includes their 5G, both 600 Mhz (Band N71) and 2.5 GHz (Band N41). This means I don't see multi-gigabit speeds, but I routinely see 250-500 down/50-200 up on Band N41 and 15-30 mbit down/ 5-1
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
There are lots of rules that are implicit on European roads. You have to actually read the signs. And as an American, it really requires studying before attempting to drive there. As an example, in Germany, the speed limit on 2-lane highway
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Actually, you'll find it is 1. a group that understands that if we all would act together in the interest of public health we could have greatly reduced the death toll of COVID-19 vs 2. a group of idiots who won't learn until they
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Don't worry about them. There's plenty of folks eager to teach folks about this stuff. Check out Scott Manley or Everyday Astronaut on YouTube. I'm sure Scott will have a video out in a day or two explaining what happened usi
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
You're not going to see a full kitchen and shower in a standard sleeper cab. You'll get one or two beds, maybe a dinette, a microwave, and a fridge. To get the kitchen and shower, you're going to have to go custom. Going cust
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
In my experience it's been totally unlimited. I try not to abuse it, but when I re-image my desktop, Backblaze will end up uploading multiple terabytes (even though I've inherited the backup state and the drive/directory stru
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
You can physically move it wherever you want, but you have to hope that there is an opening available in the "cell" at the new location, otherwise, you've got a paperweight.
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Who hurt you? Listen, if you're hell bent on willfully increasing your risk of death/hospitalization, that's on you. The simple fact is being vaccinated drastically reduces the risk of that. Does the current vaccine work as w
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Quick question, if I forced you to stand in a groin-kicking machine that will: A) Once in every.. I dunno, 200 times (0.5%) it kicks you so hard that, without protection you're 100% going to die B) Once every 10 times (10%) it kicks yo
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
I'm a software developer, not a medical professional, so my opinion doesn't really matter for your situation. What I will say is that it took three seconds to google "covid vaccine multiple sclerosis" and I came to the N
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Actually, you were unlucky. Also, did you end up in the hospital? Did you die? Because by being vaxxed and boosted you greatly increased your chances of having the chance to post ill-informed comments on Hacker News post-recovery.
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
This isn't a "gamble." No one would gamble if the house offered these odds. The gamble is NOT getting the vaccine. You're gambling with your life, possibly. And you're much more likely to get a "prize" lik
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
OH NO! 11 out of 100,000 males!!! GOD FORBID!! That's 0.011%!! The risk is so high!!!! Why don't we just quote the part you conveniently left out: "For every million vaccinated boys ages 12 to 17, the shots might cause a maxi
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
> And some scientists think that repeated boosters will backfire and lead to waning immunity * citation needed * > or at least immunity better centered around the exact strain the vaccine is made Given how mRNA vaccines work, there&#x
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Joe Biden, well known epidemiologist. From the beginning, there has not been a COVID-19 vaccine that purported to be 100% effective. There are vanishingly few vaccines that provide 100% immunity, if for no other reason than the immune syste
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
> right now we know that even the booster provides little ability to stop you from getting omicron This is true, but the data is showing that being boosted means that catching Omicron when boosted means you are much, much more likely to
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
The ability for humans to focus on a vanishingly small risk of side-effects to justify taking a much larger risk by refusing to vaccinate is mind-boggling to me. It's the same argument that people use to justify not wearing a seat belt
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
I've been paying for YouTube Premium for years. I pay for YouTube TV. I pay for Google Photos. I pay for Google Apps for Business. In all, I pay Google north of $1,000 every year. Whether Google likes it or not, I AM their customer.
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
citation needed I just upgraded to Windows 10 21H2 last week, after upgrading to 21H1 a couple weeks ago. I'm looking at my C:\ drive with hidden files viewable and there is no "Users.old" or "Windows.old" folders
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Google Maps link with sites marked: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1IudNrZA1xnpWjK...
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
And a niche that will definitely see players working to fill, if the last 100 years or so of aftermarket & tuner culture teaches us anything. The first things I did when I bought a BMW convertible about 10 years ago was order BMW specif
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
You're free to ignore those warning stickers because the onus is on the manufacturer to prove that you opening the device caused the issue. Warranty stickers are a scare tactic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
You're opening a whole can of worms in trying to decide what LiFePO4 batteries to buy. There's tons of options, prices have been dropping precipitously this year across the board. The first question to ask yourself is if you want
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Not just smartphone cameras. This issue goes back to the days of film. Color film was historically designed to capture white skin tones while darker skin tones were compressed in to "brown/black."
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by AshleyGrant 5y ago
Are you including taxes, insurance, and maintenance (both minor and major) in your comparison? That $1,500 rent wraps all of those costs up, while only part of those costs are in a mortgage payment. Over time, it's easy to see how the

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