F_r_k

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by F_r_k 9y ago
I'm sorry but that is a bit ignorant on your part. Ecosystems and ecosystem services should not be underestimated. You could have a much bigger impact that you could think of.
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by F_r_k 9y ago
Typically they offer you like 10 minutes to confirm the email. If you don't, you're out.
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by F_r_k 9y ago
In the electricity market, futures (base futures or peak futures) are almost always used
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by F_r_k 9y ago
Do you have a source on that ? It seems impressive !
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by F_r_k 9y ago
I recommend everyone interested in this subject to read "Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty" by Daron Acemoglu It's a great book that tries to explain why.
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by F_r_k 9y ago
I have an account in a Swiss bank too. Never had any problem with it abroad (France, Spain, UK). I never hear from them and I love it. My card was stolen once and I received a call the next day, everything was reimbursed. When I call it&#x2
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by F_r_k 9y ago
That's completely false. It was true though with NiMH batteries
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by F_r_k 9y ago
High towers have got the same land footprint, so yeah, it would work
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by F_r_k 9y ago
The idea is great, but indeed it would induce a lot of preventable waste
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by F_r_k 9y ago
What's the link with capitalism ?
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by F_r_k 9y ago
That just shows you've got no idea what you're talking about
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by F_r_k 9y ago
I still don't know why companies insist on only accepting a specific address format. As they said, every country has its own format: some with the house number in front of the street, other afterwards; some with a province, others not;
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by F_r_k 9y ago
I deal with lots of devices we put on customers networks. The problem is that 172.16.0.0/12, 10.0.0.0/8 and 192.168.0.0/16 are all used by customer networks. It's a pain when setting up VPN addressing. Thus I chose 11.0.
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by F_r_k 9y ago
It's a shame that units are not understood by the system. Once imputed they should be stored as K or °C and then displayed as the user wants
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by F_r_k 9y ago
Do you punish a human because of payback or so that it doesn't commit again the same error ?
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by F_r_k 9y ago
À better law would be something around: "devices should be made so that they can be taken apart and reassembled at least n times". That would discourage copious amounts or glue and still let the engineers use the methods they want
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by F_r_k 9y ago
I don't think so. I have an industrial VPN with ~300 embedded devices behind them. For some reason the user wants to access to each one of it via https. I thus set up an Apache proxy which proxies https://device_n.vpn.cust.t
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by F_r_k 9y ago
With SNI, what's the advantage of having a cert with 100 domains on it ?
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by F_r_k 9y ago
Who supervises the servers ? Who creates Wikipedia ? Who defends Wikipedia legally ?
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by F_r_k 9y ago
For those interested on a CLI counterpart, GNU units is more or less the same. The units definitions file is enormous
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by F_r_k 9y ago
That's not true. 1) modern railway is fully IGBT powered. In this case it is trivial to inject current. 2) with DC current you need a substation capable of converting AC to DC (easy: bridge rectifier) but also DC to AC (to given tolera
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by F_r_k 9y ago
Honest question: why not integrate ubuntu OS so you've got the whole User stack directly ?
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by F_r_k 10y ago
It takes ages to load too on mobile: couldn't get past the loading wheel; a shame...
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by F_r_k 10y ago
Can't you just dump the website using wget ?
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by F_r_k 10y ago
One part is driving prices down because you've got a good IT optimising system, real time tracking, ease of use,etc. Ans another part is driving prices down artificially without making money just to choke the concurrence.
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by F_r_k 10y ago
Or,you know, add another port..