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Faaak
8y ago
You break a lot of laws every morning while driving to work; doesn't mean your moral choices on average are worse than someone else.
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8y ago
In Switzerland I've always changed the locks to my apartment and its garage. 1) The landlord is _never_ allowed to enter your house 2) In an emergency, the firemen would just break the door.
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Faaak
8y ago
PS: GMT is defined by UTC, and not the other way around.
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Faaak
8y ago
I robbed things when I was young. Yet I consider myself successful now and no longer a criminal. So yes, people change. And fuck your mindset
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Faaak
8y ago
It's the Hornsdale Power Reserve: https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/ Installed by Tesla to Neoen
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Faaak
8y ago
s/because/thanks Our current legislation gave us a relatively "clean" frequency space. Would be so much worse without it
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Faaak
8y ago
Thanks for the info; I'll fix that on my machines. Though I don't know why they would "break userspace" like that.
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Faaak
8y ago
I hate systemd-resolved because it uses glib's resolver. The problem is that this resolver doesn't understand root queries. That means that `dig +trace` doesn't work anymore, and you have to use an external server for the roo
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Faaak
8y ago
Trenches _do_ work, but they must have a minimum depth (>20cm), not just 8cm ones like Google tried.
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Faaak
8y ago
You pay per capacity, not per data transmitted
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Faaak
8y ago
And to be more pedantic, it's actually kVA and not kW. Or kW with a power factor of 1, but that is (almost) never the case
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Faaak
8y ago
Please, in the future use "UTC" and not "GMT". GMT is defined by UTC, but not the other way around ;-)
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Faaak
8y ago
For us (120 persons): - Passwords et al (API keys, ...): PrivateBin - Files (log files, ...): Lufi - Strange things: scp (between geeks). All of them are self hosted with https
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Faaak
8y ago
Not that I support the idea, but big bucks ?
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Faaak
8y ago
The three body problem book part 2 also explores a fully transparent society; It's really interesting with all the sides effects (They can't lie, etc.). I recommend anyone to read it !
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Faaak
8y ago
Works well for me on Ubuntu 18.04 and 18.10
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Faaak
8y ago
What's your point ?
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Faaak
8y ago
European here: our (mobile) phone numbers are "random". Are yours too or are they matched to a subscription area ?
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Faaak
8y ago
What are they used for ?
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Faaak
8y ago
As a parallel question: does that mean that permanent magnet motors degrade their performance over time ?
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Faaak
8y ago
the European market is, at most, at the quarter hourly resolution, so having a finer resolution would be pointless for the pricing
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Faaak
8y ago
You can also give the technician the property's renter's phone number and let themselves coordinate.
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Faaak
8y ago
I see two options: 1) You announce before 24h, and therefore the renter can lend you a set of keys 2) You come unannounced. If it's an emergency you can break the door. If it's not then you've got no business being there.
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Faaak
8y ago
In Switzerland at least: no. It's considered the same as painting the walls: they have to be identical when you move out. In the meantime you do what you want. But frankly, I would do it even if it was forbidden, as long as the door wo
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Faaak
8y ago
I suppose that the lock only talks with a central server via an encrypted connection, so you wouldn't see any proof
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Faaak
8y ago
First thing I did when I moved into my flat was to change my locks. I bought various cylinders that open with the same key. Thus I can open my garage, my flat, and my other small spaces with the same key. Advantage too: the previous tenant
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Faaak
8y ago
Which services do you use ?
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Faaak
8y ago
I could rent, on go on other service, but you have to agree that it's way simpler to go on a pirate site and download a movie.
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Faaak
8y ago
Frankly, I find so much netflix-shows on netflix, but rarely good movies not produced by them. I wanted to show my GF Star Wars... but it wasn't on it. Same for James Bond, Die hard 4, Oblivion, MI1, etc. It's a shame, really. I
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8y ago
> I suppose the big yellow-wrapped thing is the voltage transformation stage, but the connector should feed directly into it. Looks like it is actually be a transformer rather than a switching supply, which I suppose could cut costs. Swi
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