EricE

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by EricE 3y ago
Behold, the great filter
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by EricE 3y ago
Maybe once the third version comes out. The first version does sound amazing for some use cases, but not enough for me for the price.
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by EricE 3y ago
Ubiquity had some power line equipment on a newer standard that was sensitive enough that for many homes there were enough cables running in parallel the signals would propagate between phases enough to work. Some other vendors still sell
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by EricE 3y ago
If there are enough people ready to shoot then people are far less likely to enter in the first place. And before you say deterrence doesn't work, just put a sign outside proudly proclaiming your residence to be a gun free zone. Go fo
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by EricE 3y ago
Ah, the 80's!
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by EricE 3y ago
Wireless anything related to security is pretty dumb. Wired is better!
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by EricE 3y ago
If they did, a quick trip to a gas station and in less than 10 minutes they are topped up. And their gas tank doesn't permanently shrink if they fill it with gas too quickly or too full either.
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by EricE 3y ago
lol - I bought a Mazda Miata with 180K on the clock, owned it for four years, put another 60k on the clock and sold it for $200 more than I bought it for. The notion that engine and transmission failures are quite common is beyond ludicrous
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by EricE 3y ago
EV's were never about replacing ICE cars with something equally or more useful, it was always about forcing everyone out of cars.
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by EricE 3y ago
yes, but the app you used to find that feed most likely used Apple's directory to find it. Unless you went to each podcasts web page directly and picked the RSS feed directly from them.
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by EricE 3y ago
It boggles my mind that people still think paypal is trustworthy.
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by EricE 3y ago
Reactionary? Denial isn't just a river in Africa after all!
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by EricE 3y ago
Even if it's expected you can get got - he expected it because of the circumstances surrounding him that day. It's alway wisest to never trust inbound - expected or not.
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by EricE 3y ago
"...why, does anyone, think Vegas is a good idea in August?" And that is precisely why DEFCON is there in August - demand is weak so prices are low. They even state as much in their FAQ.
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by EricE 3y ago
They were doing database maintenance - it's not uncommon to need 2 to 3 times free disk space as the size of the database with some systems. Not that I have any personal disastrous experience with such things :p
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by EricE 3y ago
"expediting production" indeed
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by EricE 3y ago
I notice this "report" doesn't consider the impact of banning natural gas appliances. Funny that.
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by EricE 3y ago
Or we just need to remove the roadblocks to nuclear, stop deploying brain dead reactor designs and move on. The problem is the current "green" push is more about religious belief or the current "in crowd" making money t
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by EricE 3y ago
Which is why the real solution is for a mechanism to install code on an iOS device 100% outside of Apple's control similar to side loading on Android. I don't trust Apple at all with their capricious and arbitrary blocking of apps
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by EricE 3y ago
1blocker is a lifesaver for me - and saving battery life and my data cap is something it contributes to aside from blocking ads.
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by EricE 3y ago
Yes, the resistance to something as simple as padlocking a hatch baffles me - it's like their integrity is being impugned by taking a simple and common sense precaution?
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by EricE 3y ago
I know several people who are GS 15's and in IT - it's not uncommon at all. Also 18F has special hiring authorities with 2 year appointments that are not restricted to the GS pay scales for the very issues you bring up.
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by EricE 3y ago
A great example of their power is the US Web Design System (USWDS) https://designsystem.digital.gov
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by EricE 3y ago
Bingo. This whole "journalist" as a protected class just gives them cover to treat everyone crappily by distracting from this core issue.
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by EricE 3y ago
lol - I'm shocked that they are pledging to make content more dull than the dreck they have been churning out already!
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by EricE 3y ago
Yes, I rolled my eyes at the AAA thing. Safety Third!
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by EricE 3y ago
Empathy for the curse of knowledge - it's why so much documentation is not great.
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by EricE 3y ago
Yup - sooner or later mother nature wins. And those larger burns? Instead of being beneficial they actually kill the trees. It's what happened to Yosemite in the 2000's and killed thousands of acres of trees.
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by EricE 3y ago
People are finally realizing sending all your manufacturing to countries that hate your guts is a horrible idea? There may be hope for us yet!
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by EricE 3y ago
It's way better to dogfood a new chip in a laptop where there is a much bigger battery and a lot more space than a phone, too.

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