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I have to replace the chain every 1500 km. I replace the chain multiple times, store the old chains and then do a second run (the rationale is that putting a new chain on a used drivetrain does not work, so I need to wear them gradually). A
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Regarding flats, try tires with Kevlar reinforcement. Flats went completely away since I switched to Maxxis Overdrive Maxxprotect. They are a bit heavy, but I think not having to care about flats is worth it.
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I think it means ST-Link-compatible programmer, a device used to flash/debug ST chips. You can see a big STM32 MCU on one of the FCC ID photos. The protocol can be bitbanged over GPIO, so for example if you own a Raspberry Pi (or anyth
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There are ACME clients written in Python 2 or even pure shell -- should work even on very old systems (but not older than ~2010, you need openssl with TLS1.2 support). I personally prefer them even on current systems, as I don't really
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ad. 5 - There are more. For example: * You don't like the Let’s Encrypt Subscriber Agreement, for example the part about indemnification and attorneys' fees. * Your domain name is on Let's Encrypt blacklist ( https:/
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I have 0603 resistor and capacitor sample book from Aliexpress. They are for about $25 (or $15 resistor-only) and the book format is convenient. However, I still use wired parts for breadboarding.
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Can someone explain whether it is actually illegal (e.g. the person who will cut the lenses and fit them to frames will be charged by some kind of practicing without a license), or they just don't do it? For the record, in the Czech Re
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I'm not Rachel and this is not a podcast, but I have wanted to write a similar tutorial for a while. So I finally did it: https://www.abclinuxu.cz/blog/jenda/2019/11/gnu-radio-first-...
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RMS has even underestimated a few things: > Ten percent of those fees went to the researchers who wrote the papers Do researchers get anything from journal subscription fees? AFAIK they even have to pay to get an article published. >
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FYI DDT and DEET are completely different chemicals, one is an insecticide, the other is a repellent. Some people in this thread seem to confuse them. I don't think they would spray DEET at scale. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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My OS (glibc, specifically) provides a way to resolve names (gethostbyname) using various means (hosts file, mDNS, DNS, directory service) configured by nsswitch.conf. Some distributions (e.g. Ubuntu) even move this to a separate daemon (sy
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SIM800L costs $2. It supports GSM (AT commands - dialing, SMSs etc.) and GPRS (both PPP and a direct TCP connection to a hostname and port). Regarding USB dongles, I've been running Huawei E3131 with RPi. I needed to put +5V directly o
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I think you are underestimating the number of decays. You have 5.5 moles of the substance, that is, 5.5 * 6e23 atoms. The half-life of Cf-252 is 2.6 years. You therefore need at least 5.5 * 6e23/2.6/365/24/3600/2 =