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Baeocystin
10y ago
Heh. GMTA. Those are the exact filters I use. Welding, woodworking, smoke... doesn't matter, you can't tell, not even a hint of anything other than clean air coming through. And as long as you use the prefilters, they last a lo
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Baeocystin
10y ago
I've used respirators for years at various jobs. The older ones were definitely more restrictive, but you can get P100 filters nowadays for cheap that don't have any noticeable resistance at all, even when breathing hard. Just a
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Baeocystin
10y ago
You know, this is exactly what my Dad did. He's in his late 80's now, and retired back in '92. He job kept him busy 24/7 for most of his career, and he never had the time to watch TV, when there were so many other, mor
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Baeocystin
10y ago
It isn't the helmet that's the problem. As their ability to absorb shock has increased, the players hitting harder has gone up with it. And although a helmet can absorb a lot of shock, the twisting/turning of the head on im
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Baeocystin
10y ago
Best would be to pyrolyze the body to produce biochar. (Basically, heat without oxygen, the same way charcoal is made.) The carbon so produced is sequestered for thousands of years, and will contribute to soil health the entire time.
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Baeocystin
10y ago
When I was a kid, we lived in SE Asia, and multi-generational homes were the norm. Usually more of a shared farm/compound with a bunch of satellite homes clustered next to each other. Honestly, even as an introverted kid, I liked visi
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Baeocystin
10y ago
The number of people who understand the difference between resiliency and duplication, even in the tech world, is smaller than you would think. And far too many people think they are good sysadmins because they installed a file server that
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Baeocystin
10y ago
One of the first questions I ask techs I'm considering bringing on to help is if RAID is a backup. If I see them physically cringe at the thought, I know they've got potential.
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Baeocystin
10y ago
It depends on how much they are willing to pay. For most, they pay enough to get a phone call within the hour during normal business hours, an email response within the day, and a 24-hour window if something happens on-site that requires m
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Baeocystin
10y ago
It's a niche. It's how I earn my living. I work for small companies that don't have enough daily work to keep someone like me around, but they can pay me a retainer to be on call when Something Bad™ happens. It's actua
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Baeocystin
10y ago
It actually is pretty common (look how much better Mass Effect 3 is with The Citadel & Leviathan DLC, or Dragon Age Inquisition with the Trespasser DLC, or Deus Ex: Human Revolution with The Missing Link, for example) but it isn't
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Baeocystin
10y ago
Same here. After giving it quite a bit of thought, the only project of mine that could foreseeably benefit from USB C is the little peltier minifridge I keep a few cans of soda in, currently running off of a USB 3 connection, which isn
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Baeocystin
10y ago
Yeah, that is probably my favorite aspect of the entire system. The slow road speeds and open space that allow kids to safely play outside, but close to the walkability of a grid.
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Baeocystin
10y ago
They've started doing exactly that in a couple of the newer developments here in Gilroy (California). The roads within the development are significantly narrower, but there are now bike lanes separated from the traffic by actual curbs
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Baeocystin
10y ago
Uranium mining is a nasty business. Deuterium concentration is, by comparison, just a bunch of water-filled centrifuges. Surly that would make a large difference all on its own, no?
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Baeocystin
10y ago
I'd wager there are even more 3+ car less-affluent families. Having multiple, older vehicles that are 1. fully paid off, 2. dirt cheap to insure, and 3. old enough that you can actually work on them yourself is a good way to make sure
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Baeocystin
10y ago
Pretty much the same case here. I've a 1979 Honda CVCC ( https://www.reddit.com/r/Honda/comments/1q9tww/just_finished... ) that I don't really need, but it's practically free to register
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Baeocystin
10y ago
individually tracked, double-pulsed droplets of tin... I know the article you linked lists the many issues that arise, but to even try such a technique- I think it demonstrates just how hard the problem of further photolithography improveme