Neil44

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by Neil44 2y ago
Interesting question! Maybe someone cleverer than me can work it out :)
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by Neil44 2y ago
This happens frequently in the UK too, if you have a compatible supplier you can set it up to charge your EV or some batteries during negative spikes. Ultimately if enough people were set up that way then prices would not get negative I sup
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by Neil44 2y ago
To some people, it makes a difference if the fibre is all yours or if you're sharing it with someone else.
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by Neil44 2y ago
That's just about adding more people to your echo chamber though isn't it?
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by Neil44 2y ago
du -h --max-depth=1 | sort -h
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by Neil44 2y ago
This time we're gonna do great at the low power thing, trust us.
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by Neil44 2y ago
At the moment they're just paying someone else to buy $5000 SSD's and run a database on them at many X markup.
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by Neil44 2y ago
A lof of stuff will have this already since it's an option that can be specified when opening the listening socket, for example apache httpd, nginx, openlitespeed all do this.
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by Neil44 2y ago
Excelent point. Personally I think I would rather run a few PSI less and have confortable ride.
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by Neil44 2y ago
The rolling resistance data is interesting, but it would be nice to see some more realistic testing. For example ramping the pressure up on a smooth surface gives lower rolling resistance on a rolling road. But in the real world super high
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by Neil44 2y ago
The tastes of the majority of people in society are for things they have already seen. It does not follow that we should only produce things that are similar to what has gone before.
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by Neil44 2y ago
They should call this the Andromeda strain
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by Neil44 2y ago
As long as aggressively promoting WFH doesn't penalise people for whom this is not an option.
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by Neil44 2y ago
You can set up a free Cloudflare plan and use their nameservers. Or if you have a Linode account you can add the domain there and use theirs.
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by Neil44 2y ago
It's not that the individual services are expecsive per se it's just that theres too many of them. I don't want to sub to yet another service just for one show.
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by Neil44 2y ago
Imagine if IMAP was slightly better and had a standard for calendar and contact objects.
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by Neil44 2y ago
"Problem"? I'd say Tesla was doing pretty awesome, compared to all the other car startups tried in the last 20-30 years?
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by Neil44 2y ago
I have a BMW PHEV, so much depends on your use cycle and whether or not you charge it. I have cheap electricity from 12:30am to 4:30am for charging every night. If I just do the school run and a trip to the shops in it I would never need pe
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by Neil44 3y ago
You don't typically use your main email system for bulk sending, you use a third party for that who is used to taking that heat.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Because the 'just buy everything from china' strategy is risky and shortsighted. If you have zero local manufacturing capability you are under china's power.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I use Spotify a lot, but also listen to a lot of niche programs on BBC sounds. Jazz, electronica, 90's dance... Those kind of feed my Spotify playlists and nudge my tastes. One thing I will note is that the BBC often makes great effort
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by Neil44 3y ago
>Even the unsurprisingly much more efficient German rail system. I hate this fetishization of anything European as if it's the land of milk and honey. If you live in Haiti OK, but I'm guessing the authour doesn't.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I love the finish and materials on mine, the battery life, screen is good, fitness features are good. If I wanted the same in a Garmin it would be orders of magnitude more expensive.
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by Neil44 3y ago
My grandad worked for Heinz in the big 57 factory. When I was a student he used to get me loads of cans of food, all without labels, you had to just know the little codes stamped on top to know if it was sponge pudding or chicken soup. I do
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by Neil44 3y ago
Mine only has the cheesy Petal Maps from the Huawei store thingy, because they're banned from play store I think.
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by Neil44 3y ago
My Huawei GT Pro 2 from a few years ago still does 2-3 weeks between charges, why is 100 hours being shouted about?
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by Neil44 3y ago
a) nobody has tested my testosterone or my great grandpas to my knowledge b) Both of those are taking drops over a certain period and then you're extrapolating back to my great grandad and assuming certain results, which is a bit tenuo
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by Neil44 3y ago
Citation needed
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by Neil44 3y ago
Such a headline surely suggests that the definition of 'unsafe' needs clarification, since we are not all dead.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I use Nagios to warn on cert expirations. Things should auto renew yes, but this catches the times that they don't.

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