Ralo

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by Ralo 4y ago
It was a good opportunity for me since I had nothing much to offer most employers. It was between that or unemployed.
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by Ralo 4y ago
I used to work at a car part store and the majority of the staff was teenagers looking to get into the car world (either future mechanics, or car parts managers) but they WAY under paid us for the type of work. Repair shops looking for spec
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by Ralo 4y ago
I live in the city, but have friends out in the mountains of BC and when we go hiking, we carry this 1 time use SOS beacon. It's registered with the government and if we hit it, they will send out a helicopter. He's used it before
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by Ralo 4y ago
You're absolutely correct in what you enjoy on a camping adventure is a different world than if you lived as full time mountain man. That being said, just because you move into the mountains doesn't make technology disappear. You
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by Ralo 4y ago
Social engineering can be very powerful. Small ISPs could fall victim to this easier.
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by Ralo 4y ago
I should have specified, Tesla Plaid. Of course a Model X isn't as quick as a fully built 1000hp AWD DCT GTR. Apples to oranges.
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by Ralo 4y ago
>unless you actually meant the $130K Tesla Model S Plaid Rounding error to $100k. Yes I'm referring to the Plaid. People have taken those cars and gutted the interiors on them, and demolished drag races. > spending 15 minutes pre
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by Ralo 4y ago
Yes, their top speed is much much faster. But put that same vehicle on a 1/4 mile race track, racing a top fuel dragster. The top fuel dragster produces around 5g's at launch, the top speed cars are very very slow to build up spee
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by Ralo 4y ago
I've been a huge fan of drag racing, and the engineering behind it. I've seen the influx of electric cars making their way into the scene but they never seem to be competitive, and that comes down to their top end. The extreme end
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by Ralo 4y ago
Wasn't his complaint about Twitter being filled with bots? True or not, how does he have any control over that?
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by Ralo 4y ago
It's probably provincially regulated
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by Ralo 4y ago
I believe before 18, you need your parents and school principle to sign off. I don't know many kids who didn't work directly out of high school, even with university but in that case, they're just being carried by their paren
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by Ralo 4y ago
Most of them are being thrown into the entry job that people are claiming "couldn't be filled anyways". I remember hunting for my first job as a teenager and it was pretty difficult, not a lot of openings, even less willing t
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by Ralo 4y ago
In the past I've always found that the easiest way to bypass Cloudflare was looking up DNS history of their domain. Majority of servers will continue to respond off their IP directly.
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by Ralo 4y ago
Fantastic, so all those tutorial video you've been watching for free on Youtube? That's now a course for $14.99, BUT DONT YOU WORRY you get a quiz with it now.
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by Ralo 4y ago
I remember many years ago with lulzsec, where cloudflare refused to shutdown their services. Whether what they did was moral or not, it was a still a crime and I imagine it was because they agreed with the message.
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by Ralo 4y ago
I picked up a 1994 Toyota Pickup for this exact reason. It's so insanely simple, they didn't even give it a proper name. One of the last true work horses, if it wasn't for that damn rusty frame.
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by Ralo 4y ago
Owning a 1994 Toyota pickup, this truck has been argued as one of the toughest trucks ever made. However, they rust. Badly. It's usually the frame, starting from the inside where it collects dirt and water absorbs into it where it won&
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by Ralo 4y ago
I'd imagine the top end being where you need the gearing. If you can cut the rpm in half while on a road trip that's double(?) mileage? Im sure it isn't that cut and dry though, they probably did plenty of experiments.
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by Ralo 4y ago
That is true, but I've also read that F1 (electric series?) was using transmissions at first and some stuck with them, while some didnt. Although, F1 has unlimited budget. Im sure using lower power motors would allow the usage of trans
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by Ralo 4y ago
I've wondered for a while, why don't EV vehicles use transmissions? I understand they don't need them but wouldn't it make the motor even more efficient? Any ICE vehicles goal would be to put the lowest gearing (over dri
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by Ralo 5y ago
It's weird, I was very addicted to gaming as a teen. World of Warcraft for 14 hours a day was very normal (and some how I still wasn't incredible at the game). After turning 18, I landed my first job pumping gas and it straightene
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by Ralo 5y ago
I've done this before switching from bulking season, to leaning season. I found the hardest part being stomach growling. I'd be talking to people and my stomach would start complaining to everyone. I've been told to drink a g
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by Ralo 5y ago
I had red hot metal flake land on my eye once. Even while wearing safety glasses (the type without the side shields). When I went to the hospital, the nurse was extremely concerned if I could see anything because of how red/puffy my ey
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by Ralo 5y ago
I've always taken the stance of cars being nothing more than a product to transport me. I've always found it hard to justify spending $30k more because that one has a nice leather interior, touch screens, and looks prettier. They
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by Ralo 5y ago
It works on standalone quest hardware as well, but you'll be limited to the worlds you go to, and you will usually end up using people's "fallback" avatar.
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by Ralo 5y ago
It's a great game, it's entirely community driven so it's full of personality. However it did take a bit getting used to the weird sexual aspect of it, a lot of people living out odd fantasies. If you can filter through the w
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by Ralo 5y ago
That was basically it, not a great solution.
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by Ralo 5y ago
Weirdly enough, I was complaining about this exact issue this week. You can setup COOP/COEP in Github pages but you are still restricted to same domain for all resources. Which may or may not work in your case. I've been working o
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by Ralo 5y ago
I really wanted to give developers more control over their asset hosting. If they wanted to host their assets on a remote server for better performance, that's an option I'd want them to have. Relying on only X Y Z service will ce

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