FredFS456

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by FredFS456 2y ago
IMO you need both. Trams for local transit, metros for faster mid-range transit, and finally urban rail for long(ish) range transit.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
Did you mean the other way around? -m is intended for simple(r) microcontrollers whereas -a is intended for application processors.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
I have never owned a car (lived in urban areas all my adult life) and I find that when I visit my parents in their suburban home, everything is less convenient when driving is involved.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
Use ski straps, especially the type which has a rubber end that you can stick in between the skis. It prevents them from scissoring, which is harmful for both the edges and the base.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
You can switch OS's using the UEFI menu instead. It's not always convenient, depending on your UEFI implementation, however.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
Tab Separated Values, like CSV but tabs instead of commas.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
> It still takes a delta-V of ~30m/s to hit the Sun. That number looks like it should be much much bigger to me.
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by FredFS456 2y ago
That's not technically true - you can probe for I2C devices by only sending a START, an address, waiting for the client device to ACK (or not), and then sending a STOP. I don't think the linux kernel driver allows us to do this, b
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by FredFS456 2y ago
My parents have always had an "outdoor fridge" that is a stainless steel equipment box that my dad salvaged from the junk pile at work. They put food in there that is less prone to spoiling, and use it through the fall/winter
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by FredFS456 3y ago
The heated up water is consumed as drinking water. Excess water is returned to the lake.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
I think symplectic integrators are typically used, which are derived from hamiltonian mechanics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symplectic_integrator
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by FredFS456 3y ago
Mullvad accepts cash in an envelope with no return address, good luck tracing that
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by FredFS456 3y ago
My civ engineer friend says that bridges are supposed to have barriers in front of their pylons for this particular reason - in the event of a collision, the barrier would be destroyed but not the pylon.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
Nvidia trying to prevent adversarial interop by using EULAs. I doubt the Chinese companies will care, Intel and AMD may be sued if they don't comply. My understanding is that this means Intel/AMD will have to spend more time writi
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by FredFS456 3y ago
Two companies in the wind power top 10: Siemens of Germany, and Vestas of Denmark. As someone who worked for a while in Canadian wind power industry, the only other turbines I've seen deployed at scale here are the GE ones.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
They tried with Firefox OS a while back https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_OS
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by FredFS456 3y ago
It's a software issue, but many routers are sold as appliances where the average user does not choose what OS to run. Therefore, a common recommended solution to bufferbloat is to replace the router with one whose software has more mod
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by FredFS456 3y ago
MacBook Airs no longer have ventilation
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by FredFS456 3y ago
I would expect lock wire or some other method of ensuring the bolt does not un-torque itself. Especially for bolts that are not required to be removed past final assembly...
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by FredFS456 3y ago
I believe the final solutions for airliners would be using LIDAR to detect airflow in front of the plane based on the particles in the air. There's a few scientific articles about it if you search, and I believe from second hand inform
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by FredFS456 3y ago
I would imagine that anything supported by openwrt and has good feedback from the community would be solid.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
In that case you would often need gold, not cash.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
They've offered camera upgrades before ( https://www.fairphone.com/en/camera-upgrades-for-fairphone-3... ) but not chipset.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
I can find Fairphone 3 (and even Fairphone 2) parts here: https://shop.fairphone.com/shop/category/spare-parts-4/page/... Is there a specific part you can't find?
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by FredFS456 3y ago
From my (shallow) understanding you can encrypt the swap using dm-crypt/LUKS as well and unlock using TPM. It's supported using systemd-cryptenroll on Arch.
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by FredFS456 3y ago
Backblaze B2 is $5/TB/month, Hetzner is $4.08/TB/month for 1TB, Wasabi is $6.99/TB/month Wasabi seems like the most expensive here, with the caveat that Hetzner requires ordering discrete steps of storage rathe
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by FredFS456 3y ago
How does WiiLink compare to RiiConnect24?
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by FredFS456 3y ago
HN thread on this preprint: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36951815
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by FredFS456 4y ago
Wireguard protocol is specifically designed not to show up on port scans. See section 5.1 of the white paper: https://www.wireguard.com/papers/wireguard.pdf
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by FredFS456 4y ago
I bought two keys, keep one at home and one on my keyring. If my house burns down AND I lose my keys, there's account recovery codes that they have you note down - those I keep offline in geographically separate areas.

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