Gys

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by Gys 2y ago
I wonder how they came to this number? And how reliable is it? It is very quick and relatively a very small number. Very convenient for damage management.
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by Gys 2y ago
320W it says. So I wonder what kind of solar panel are you using?
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by Gys 2y ago
I think this changed mainly due to the rise of mobiles. Websites have to be readable on small screens (‘mobile first’). I wonder how they do this in Japan.
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by Gys 2y ago
Reolink outside camera’s are too cheaply build. I have several and most have been replaced within a year. I am looking for alternatives that are built better.
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by Gys 2y ago
From the linked Reuters article I understand smart balloons are already being build. It makes sense to start with (one of) those designs instead of from scratch?
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by Gys 2y ago
> I’ve also heard from a friend who works at an Amazon agency. They’re constantly refreshing product pages they manage waiting for updates to show up. They’ve tried existing tools, but reliability is often a toss-up. But even at $50 a se
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by Gys 2y ago
I am struggling to think of a use case? Do you have a way to detect changes and signal the user from the background? For distribution: use github releases page to enable downloading of and .dmg? Creating a dmg with an app, draggable to Appl
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by Gys 2y ago
JumboGoSlowTelco?
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by Gys 2y ago
> At first I thought that I’d write them using Go, but then I realised that if I used Python then I could call the final tool PySkyWiFi. Hmm, GoFlyWiFi? GoHighWifi?
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by Gys 2y ago
> I don't know what it will take for regulators to make the climate change impact their primary priority. At what point will the frog know that the water is hot enough. We vote parties and persons that have other priorities.
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by Gys 2y ago
There is no info on privacy and such? An about section would also be nice. Downloading some binary is not something one easily does. You have to build trust.
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by Gys 2y ago
I totally agree. But for the full picture, transport in a 15 km radius is included. I guess this is interesting for high paid jobs traveling frequently between these cities.
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by Gys 2y ago
I read the price is around 120 euro and 160 for return. Incl transport in a 15 km radius from the airports.
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Electric Flights Available to General Public at Maastricht Aachen Airport(electrifly.store)
12 points by Gys 2y ago|11 comments
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by Gys 2y ago
I was looking for something like this. Thank you! Indeed not very interesting, it would take a lot of water and height to store for example 1 KWh.
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by Gys 2y ago
Ok, I understand the concept of connecting pipes and that will work as well. Still, POSTing items is more separation of concerns. The remote service only has to process one item (no need to read feeds, worry about formatting, etc).
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by Gys 2y ago
Would this also be 70-80% efficient on a smaller scale? Our land has a few meters elevation so I could create a 'pond' at the high end.
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by Gys 2y ago
What I am missing is a block to manipulate contents. For example, I might want to add an AI generated summary to certain feeds. Or if there is no image, add an alternative image. For those cases it could be useful to have a block that can p
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by Gys 2y ago
> … the info-stealing trojan has been spreading itself via Google ads that pose as links to download the popular Arc web browser.
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by Gys 2y ago
Wij van wc-eend… https://untranslatable.co/p/amarens/wij-van-wc-eend
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by Gys 2y ago
> There's no built-in trackpad, though the arrow keys can be used to simulate a mouse. > The system also includes a USB port, though as with the Book 8088, it may be usable for mass storage but not for typical USB accessories.
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by Gys 2y ago
40 in Portugal. I thought it was the same in all of Europe.
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by Gys 2y ago
Or the Sloot Digital Coding System: an alleged data sharing technique that its inventor claimed could store a complete digital movie file in 8 kilobytes of data https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sloot_Digital_Coding_System
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by Gys 2y ago
https://support.apple.com/en-us/105004
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by Gys 2y ago
You mean the job of a translator is by definition impossible? Edit: Yes, for sure there will be a delay of a few words or even one or two short sentences. Just like human translators. Not a problem I think. Edit 2: Very curious why my first
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by Gys 2y ago
Cannot wait for an instant translator. Something that can translate synchronously (!) one language it hears into a language that I understand. Getting closer!
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by Gys 2y ago
Those people clearly vote differently, otherwise this (and other problems like this climate thing...) would have been solved a long time ago. Maybe they forgot to also ask 'what if it will cost you some money in the process or diminish
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Scientists develop cheap and quick spit test for prostate cancer(theguardian.com)
35 points by Gys 2y ago|1 comments
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by Gys 2y ago
Tourism increases real estate prices and brings only low paying jobs for locals. Local workers cannot live in the city but have to travel there every day to make a little bit of money. In the end tourism is a bad way to 'built' an
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by Gys 2y ago
How did you generate the written text? Or is it actually hand written? It seems by a left handed female ;)

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