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Faaak
5y ago
Thats called Nat64/Dns64 and it works quite well :-)
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5y ago
I got mine from amazon. It's perfect for asian/stir-fry dishes
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5y ago
WorldCommunityGrid sort of replaces folding@home
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5y ago
Last step was a full day on premises doing some coding challenges. Didn't pay for my parking neither for lunch. They were a bit weird (slack only, no talking). When they offered me the job (the pay was good) I declined. I think I dodge
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5y ago
Epex spot cap price is 3000€/MWh if my memory serves correctly
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5y ago
Well, indeed you're right on this point but on the second hand flashing a router is just selecting the firmware and clicking on "Flash". I never had a bricked router. I didn't flash a lot, but at least 6 or so. Maybe I w
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5y ago
Atheist here too. The day I stopped believing (around ~18 or so) was the start of my new life. I don't know how or why, but I put more importance on morale than on god's beliefs. I got kinder, more patient, and more of a giver.
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I don't really see what you're talking about. I've flashed all of my routers and _never_ had a problem. Maybe the thing that took me the most time was to decide which version to use or whether I should use openwrt vs tomato v
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5y ago
All grid-tied solar panels (i.e. what you get when you install solar panels at your home) will do that automatically. Don't don't have to do anything. Solar will be consumed in priority. If there's too much it will be sold an
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5y ago
Premature optimization is the root of all evil. Best to concentrate on the algorithm first, and then, maybe, improve it with a faster language. Apart from that, the misconception that "python is slow" should die :-)
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5y ago
The light show doesn't engage while driving, so no.
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5y ago
I should add `tig` for navigating git commit history. Very useful sometimes when working with many people on a git repo
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5y ago
This device feels so "wasty" to mee. PCB, battery, enclosure, box, etc. just to read a simple strip test. Boggles my mind
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5y ago
There are many electric cars on the market that are just plain "old" cars: hyundai ioniq, renault zoe, peugeot e-208, etc... No subscription and they work quite well.
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5y ago
Dwm here (it's like i3 or awesome: a tiling wm). I love tiling WM and would.never go back to "floating" ones. It a bit ugly at first but so much more usable: windows don't change place, you can easily replace them using
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5y ago
Dvorak and vim here. Pro tip: don't remap. If you do it'll be hell when you have to use another "standard" vim (remote server, et.). Good Luck suffering for some months though, it's worth it in the end :-)
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5y ago
I didn't know CT scans could be that accurate. Impressive really when you see the size of the (moving) machine !
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5y ago
Related: ethernet over barbed wire: http://www.sigcon.com/Pubs/edn/SoGoodBarbedWire.htm
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5y ago
Does that create perfect clones ?
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5y ago
I knew about Novamin on toothpaste, but BioMin seems great too !
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5y ago
I've downloaded these audiobooks for my grandad (in german). He really enjoyed listening to the stories. Thanks to all the volunteers for their hard work !
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5y ago
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/exclusive-south-africa-...
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Fore those that haven't read it, "Hail Mary" from Andy Weir is a quite good book IMHO. It reads quite rapidly and it's very enjoying
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Holy cow. Reading these recaps I feel a lot the Impostor Syndrome. I think I'm competent on what I do, but when I see those guys it's hard not to feel really dumb. Congrats to them !
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5y ago
In general I write an e-mail saying "please don't make us waste more time by requiring me to send a letter and please revoke my current subscription". Works somewhat
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5y ago
so... GPS ?
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5y ago
You should read about the "Fundamental diagram of traffic flow" and it's corresponding diagram. It's very well explained and shows that throughput can increase when having fewer cars on the road
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5y ago
Curious European here: what happens if you are "stronger"/more numerous than the NOAA officers ? I.e. can they rely on regular police ? Thanks
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5y ago
The sea is the largest resource of lithium. It's just cheaper to dig it for now.
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I was able to get a Zagato Zele [0] from ~1974. One of the first "real" electric cars. A 2 seater with only two speeds (no variation, just 2 relays and a resistor in series). With 100kg of lead acid batteries, this thing didn
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