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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Two things to note. Firstly, I can't see why this is any different from modern fuel injection systems that don't achieve the same results and secondly I stumbled across this while doing some research about the Sloot Digital Coding
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What Ever Happened to Tom Ogle? (2010) US4177779A(fuel-efficient-vehicles.org)
2 points by Logans_Run 3y ago|1 comments
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Would it be possible to create a read-only instance that was federated with every single other instance? Possibly there is already one or it's been tried and didn't work but the way I envision it is this - You sign up to the read-
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Regarding point #2) Absolutely yes that can be (and is) a problem for exactly the reason you say in terms of synchronising 2 (or more) PV setups to the local grid and (I would imagine) have the facility for emitting volumous clouds of magic
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
1) Among Intel's expressed benefits for a 64-bit mode-only architecture is removing ring 1 and 2, dropping 16-bit addressing support, eliminating ring 3 I/O port accesses and the string port I/O, simplified segmentation model
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
... or concurrent to it
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
From TFA Mayor Adams was asked during the press conference if AirTags work with Android (they don't). "Why would anyone have one [an Android phone]?" Mayor Adams responded. Oh and given that this in New York we're talk
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
NSFW definition (depending on I.T. policies) [1] Pizzle is a Middle English word for penis, derived from Low German pesel or Flemish Dutch pezel, diminutive of pees, meaning 'sinew'. The word is used today to signify the penis of
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Indeed. I enjoyed 'The Mentalist' series (The Pilot and Series 1 in particular) which was also on Netflix if memory serves.
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
A fascinating read, including the Nat Geo article OG link; but couldn't help chuckling at one of the quotes in it .... ..Sucking up carbon from microbial crusts would [make large fruiting bodies] possible. fnar, fnar. But seriously
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Thanks, Well spotted - I've ammended it
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Chinese Researchers Announce 711 Wh/Kg Lithium Battery(cleantechnica.com)
3 points by Logans_Run 3y ago|2 comments
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Glad its getting traction, it was a fun read and introduced me to something new (tm). One issue I had about 'Zaps' was the 'pay-to-play' aspect which seemed in discord/disharmony with the OG vision of Solving the R
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
To be clear: I am the submitter not the author. The link is just something I stumbled across while browsing ReclaimTheNet.
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by Logans_Run 3y ago
Rebuttal/response to/of your comment/thought/input. From the Wiki - I ran across Nostr when I was looking for an excuse to do some network programming. I have a thing for small standards, and the Nostr spec was 75 lines
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Nostr (“Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays”) – An Introduction(wiki.wellorder.net)
188 points by Logans_Run 3y ago|141 comments
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Free Market, Self-Regulation, Share-Holder Value. My Friends, The Revolution is near. There comes a time when the common man can no longer stand idly by and watch as their brothers and sisters (and themselves) continue to be screwed over. T
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
...If only someone would provide a full access link to the paper (Sigh & hint-hint). Then perhaps We (the HN Community) could have an adult conversation beyond what the Click-Baity submission title portrays.
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Oh ha-ha-ha. Sure, yes but there is no such thing as a free lunch. Corporate America does not fair well within Europe nor do the restrictions of 'muh Freedoms' translate well. Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) as they say. YMMV.
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Related (of course) to https://isc.sans.edu/data/threatmap.html
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Survival Time – (SANS Internet Storm Center)(isc.sans.edu)
2 points by Logans_Run 4y ago|1 comments
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Swiss central bank ready for Credit Suisse support(bbc.com)
1 points by Logans_Run 4y ago|0 comments
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Also worth pointing out that as per the WacUp Install instructions - Alternatively WINE 7.x or newer (running winetricks dxvk & setting it to use Windows 7 compatibility is recommended to avoid visualisation related crashes) for those
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Indeed... One could merrily say that thoust's pox-ridden appendige was verily emitting the most foul and sulphorous odor such that it would make lucifer him very self spew and splutter in disgust... (edit in case not clear - I don&#x27
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
IA link to Office of Inspector General report entitled Secret Service and ICE Did Not Always Adhere to Statute and Policies Governing Use of Cell-Site Simulators (REDACTED) https://web.archive.org/web/20230307201306&#
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Secret Service and ICE conducted illegal surveillance through fake cell towers(reclaimthenet.org)
67 points by Logans_Run 4y ago|11 comments
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Assuming that P=VA that would mean that the Trinitron was using 240v x 1.2a = 288W or if on 110v 110v x 1.2a = 132W. Raspberry Pi 3 = 5v x ~2.1a = 10.5W max.
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Given the power consumption of the typical 21+ CRT monitors at the time it probably saved a whole load of power.
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
I'm not so sure about that. China has brought a lot of US debt https://www.ey.com/en_cn/china-overseas-investment-network/o...
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by Logans_Run 4y ago
Can you not hack together something to create a 'floating' keyboard? In other words a beams of light shine down each letter (forming a complete keyboard) and then a receiving mat (or possibly bounce back sensors in the head unit?)

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