Faaak

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by Faaak 3y ago
Nothing. That's pure FUD
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by Faaak 3y ago
It's cool per se, but I cannot really understand all this waste. Sure, it's for a cool 20 min video, but all the single-use buttons, mats, acrylic panels, LED strips, custom-made ethernet cables, ... A shame IMHO
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by Faaak 3y ago
It is the same in Geneva as the telecom "room" is underground somewhere in the city where everybody goes but nobody notices. You also access it via a nondescript small "hut". Good memories indeed.
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by Faaak 3y ago
I had a 20y fixed at 1.2% last year
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by Faaak 3y ago
Started using wayland a year ago with sway. A was a bit frightened at first, but in the end everything worked. From firefox, to steam and their games. The only "drawback" was that when I launched windows (ex: wireshark) at root, i
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by Faaak 3y ago
I'm sorry, but making only "squash commits" is also a bad idea. You can have a MR with multiple independent, atomic, commits. The "real" solution is making the developers aware of the issue and cleanup up their hist
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by Faaak 3y ago
I really thought about doing the same. On top of bicycling, I own a renault twizy which is a really small electric car. I wanted to attach a sweeper on it because the bicycle lanes around me are always full of debris. I found out that it&#
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by Faaak 3y ago
And with 30mA GFCIs, the risk is greatly diminished
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by Faaak 3y ago
On the contrary, more phases = less copper. Example of appliances: HVAC, induction heaters, boilers, car chargers, solar panels inverters, ...
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by Faaak 3y ago
But is there not 0-point crossing in DC currents ?
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by Faaak 3y ago
Basically they're converting the coffee grounds into biochar, which is know to strengthen concrete (you can add less cement for the same strength). A company in France will soon sell this biochar-reinforced concrete. I suppose other co
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by Faaak 3y ago
Bees "steal" nectar (sugar) AND pollen (protein) :-)
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by Faaak 3y ago
https://www.infomaniak.com is currently selling .com's at 8.88€ (9.7 $). Not much margin
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by Faaak 3y ago
Well, tbh dual-stack is enabled in 70% of France's customers for example. If you start with a solid base (having a fixed IPv6 /56 delegation for example), or at least a dynamic allocation with IPv6-PD, then you'll see that it
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by Faaak 3y ago
You're comparing two remote sites linked by IPv4 NAT to distributing IPv6 from a /64 (which was never meant to be subdivided) which is dynamic..
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by Faaak 3y ago
I don't think how that could work with the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act ?
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by Faaak 3y ago
Isn't this solved with 3-D Secure ? Many websites (at least in the EU) implement it and if mandatory, it's impossible to buy something without 2FA (either by SMS, phone app, ...)
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by Faaak 3y ago
My ISP offers a plan without IPv4 at a lower price. v4 websites only are served through their NAT64/DNS64 infrastructure and it works really well except for some dumb applications that hardcode the IPv4 instead of using domain names (y
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by Faaak 3y ago
More or less the same in Switzerland with regulated, mandatory, private healthcare: https://browser.tartools.ch/#/tarmed_kvg/data/L/39.6040 Everyone must conform to these prices, rules.
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by Faaak 3y ago
In Switzerland, healthcare is somewhat private. The legal framework is enacted by law, and the Confederation decides the types of claims, prices, conditions, etc.. Every hospital (public or private) must follow the prices decided by the Con
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by Faaak 3y ago
One mutation in a base pair can lead a totally different amino acid (c.f the genetic code), so I doubt it ?
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by Faaak 3y ago
Same here. I have two old EVs. A Renault Twizy, 70km of range, which is really great for city driving (I even have a tow hitch on it in order to go to the recycling place), and a more "real" car: Hyundai Ioniq, 200km of range, whi
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by Faaak 3y ago
There are various sensodyne pastes. The one with novamin (in Europe) is called "repair and protect
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by Faaak 3y ago
kW is power, kWh is energy. kW/h is a known typo
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by Faaak 3y ago
I didn't even know about this when I installed steam on Linux in order to play two games. "Nice, they support linux" I thought. It wasn't until the third time that I understood that they were windows games supported by s
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by Faaak 3y ago
And for most of history, maternal mortality was double of what it is today
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by Faaak 3y ago
Please tell, then. But no, I don't see what is wrong with that. An outsider doesn't know the CIDR of the IP he's talking too, so it wouldn't change. It only matters for the last router in the loop, and if it's taken
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by Faaak 3y ago
And even though, you can still have a /24 with used .0, .255 (for example if injected via BGP on machines that have other IPs)
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by Faaak 3y ago
Worked at a large website holster and we didn't treat these addresses differently. Didn't hear anything from customers while I worked here. Maybe it depends of the country (and their majority vendors)
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by Faaak 3y ago
units(1) is way more simpler to use though. Just type the input/output formulas and it will do the rest

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