Fatnino

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by Fatnino 3y ago
Firefox should just change its ua to not-chromium. We will all know what it means.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Are you certain that search is more important than chrome? Sure search was their first product, but they have long since pivoted to being an ad company. And while yes, they can show ads along side search, the real cash cow is all the juicy
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Seems like a decent compromise would be to record a 2 hour loop but as soon as the words "declaring emergency" or similar are detected it stops looping and just records everything till the storage is full. Say 25 hours worth. The
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I flew in a MAX one time. It was a short hop between Burbank and San Jose. There were maybe around 10-15 passengers, the crew asked us to not all sit at the front for balance. The plane had been sat on the ground powered down for hours, eve
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by Fatnino 3y ago
They should have worked with haveibeenpwnd to proactively warn their users who are detected to have been using recycled and leaked passwords.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
California is trying out something like this with their digital drivers license. Basically, if you only want to verify age, you open the app in age verification mode. It will display your picture and a qr code but not your address and other
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I use microdot on a pi pico w and while it does work it also runs the board out of ram and makes connecting to wifi somewhat nondeterministic. I solved this my precompiling to bytecode both microdot and picozero libraries. Works great now,
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by Fatnino 3y ago
How do you spend away a bunch of NIMBYs? Their whole thing is that they refuse to cooperate with that. Bombs would solve that, but come with a host of other... issues.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Based on nothing but my gut: Velcro is the right word. Xerox is acceptable but not what I reach for first. Kleenex just sounds wrong. It's tissue and always has been. Maybe it's a regional thing? NorCal.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Los Angeles, same.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
They have since built a launch center of the coast. But they still use this inland one sometimes.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
So is bitching about nuclear while ignoring the much worse coal.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Is there a similar list for coal plants? Also, skimming the list of USA incidents, there are a great deal of bullshit "incidents" in recent times. Most related to natural machanical breakdowns in non radioactive systems due to eve
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by Fatnino 3y ago
And the safety systems worked so everything was (mostly) contained and no one got hurt. Like a car crash where the seat belts and airbags lead to no injuries. And then all driving was banned.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Every lighthouse I've visited in California has a small automated light attached somewhere to it which is the real navigation aid, and everything else is just a history museum now.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
My opinion is that your are making wild congectural leaps to get to agriculture from these jars. https://youtu.be/cRZR_TeVi5Y?si=YBGIkWTkeNwwCXR6
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I can count on no hands the number of times I've paid for an stl.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Those were not batteries.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I have one that activates the python venv in the folder I just cd-ed into. Small problem: when I open a project in vscode, the terminal just opens already at the folder and doesn't trigger a cd. So now I do `cd .` a lot and I don'
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by Fatnino 3y ago
It does still cover hateful speech, mixed in with all the pet peeve subjects of those in power.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
You can still plug in your car and charge up this fluid at home just as you would with a lithium battery. And the stations where you change fluid can charge it too and put it back into circulation for the next customer. And if demand is lar
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Now imagine having a gas pump at your house so you just top off once every few days before running out on errands. That's not even farfetched if your car runs on methane.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Ex-husband
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Is that what it was? I though it was when the car is on a dyno only the drive wheels turn while the other 2 are stationary.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Greenwald was in a relationship with a partner half his age.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
RL's current offering is a smaller rocket. There are a handful of small launcher companies out there, but I was talking about the launching of big payloads. Rocket Lab has plans to enter that category too, but hasn't flown anythin
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by Fatnino 3y ago
For the same money I can get a better machine that what Apple will sell me. Admittedly this calculus may have shifted in Apple's favor a bit when they rolled out their own silicon.
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Exactly. They don't need to sell at cost, they just need to slightly underbid the competition. Which they've executed perfectly. EU has no flying rockets right now and Ariane6 is basically DOA if it ever gets over the finish line
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by Fatnino 3y ago
I don't see why that matters since they already have a fleet of some 20 or so falcon 9s. They launched almost 2 times a week all this year. I think if we had built 10-20 shuttle orbiters turnaround wouldn't have been an issue eith
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by Fatnino 3y ago
Shipping between China and New York is approximately the same distance going either via Suez or Panama. So removing Suez does not impact CN-US shipping. CN-EU gets hurt by this. And also ME oil going to Eastern US.

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