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2y ago
I wonder what the efficiency losses become in this configuration; using the grid to charge a battery to charge a vehicle. A quick google query says that efficiency of L2 residential EV chargers is somewhere in the neighborhood of 85%, and f
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Rychard
2y ago
Here's a link to some footage of the event: https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/video/cpd-officer-responding...
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2y ago
This Reddit thread seems to suggest that it's from an early production run of the game. (though that seems strange to me as normally the glob top chips come as a cost-cutting measure on later revisions of a chip.) https://
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3y ago
It's a tongue in cheek response to Microsoft's increasingly numerous attempts to further monetize the Windows platform. They're not charging for notepad today , but you never know.
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3y ago
Based on the video (on the "videos" tab), the test setup seems to have ~120ms of latency. - The Youtube video is 30 fps (right click, select "Stats for nerds") - I measured ~4 frames of latency between the source device
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3y ago
> Ask me to do firmware updates when I try to shut a device down, not when I turn it on. Ask me to update some software when I close a document, not when I launch it to do some work. Just yesterday, I was at the grocery store and needed
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3y ago
Does recycling the comment make it any less relevant?
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3y ago
As a counterpoint, your recommendation could be similarly received as a command because you omitted the qualifiers indicating it was just your opinion. In my opinion such qualifiers aren't necessary as there's an implicit understa
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3y ago
This is a direct copy of a single sentence of a comment[0] posted on TFA. It lacks any of the context of the original comment, and appears to be shameless plagiarism. 0: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/the-nixos-foundati
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3y ago
I can't recall seeing a single car that used a potentiometer for the volume control, and I've had cars from the early 90's all the way to today. They've all used encoders. Do you have some examples of makes/models
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4y ago
What you've basically said is "I don't agree with your opinion, therefore you are wrong". While you may have provided justifications for your beliefs, your delivery was unnecessarily aggressive and only served to furthe
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Rychard
4y ago
You may be referring to this[0], which was discussed on HN last week. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35060657
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4y ago
> If you spend hours and hours playing the game, I can imagine that at some point you feel like you should be getting better than most people. I'm sure they feel the same way.
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4y ago
Or those third-party memory cards that had multiple "pages" that could be switched via a tactile button. "I know it's on here somewhere ."
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4y ago
You may be conflating discord (the company) with discord (the individualized servers where communication takes place, each with their own self-picked moderators that are entirely unrelated to the company). https://discord.com
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4y ago
For the types of things purchased with these buttons, an extra dollar here and there wasn't something I was concerned about. Customers who were price-conscience likely wouldn't be purchasing the name brand items anyway; all the b
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4y ago
I had a large number of the dash buttons (likely two dozen or so), which I always found to be extremely convenient. When I was running out of some product, a simple press of the button was far more convenient for me than remembering to pic
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4y ago
When doing the initial activation of the Dash button, you had to choose the item that it would purchase from a list of items belonging to the corresponding brand on the button itself. The available choices were fairly diverse, differing in
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4y ago
I've been using this for quite a few years now, and I've found a number of great projects using it: https://github.com/vitalets/github-trending-repos
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4y ago
I'm sure there's a better example, but I've always explained it like so: "than" is for comparisons; e.g. smaller _than_, older _than_ "then" is used to indicate timing; chew _then_ swallow, wash _then_ rin
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4y ago
This. So many companies run marketing campaigns that largely pay lip-service to whatever is trending lately, without actually changing their internal strategies to reflect this stance. I would much rather the companies put that money towar
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4y ago
The messages include an incrementing counter ID, which has to be accounted for when calculating the checksum. The purpose of this is specifically to prevent "replay attacks". If the counter doesn't increment on subsequent m
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4y ago
But they did read your post, as shown by their provided reasoning. Your follow-up seems to have disregarded their entire response, resorting to ad hominems rather than providing any justification of why you disagree. From my perspective,
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4y ago
Probably not what you meant, but the US Credit Score is a very opaque system, but I would wager to say that the majority of people would like to see that code changed[1] (or more likely, abolished). Though I suppose we're not "use
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4y ago
Might I recommend using the following command to generate the CSV file: git log --full-history --date=short --pretty=format:"%ad,%aN" > gitlog.csv The only difference is changing %an to %aN. This leverages the existen
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4y ago
There is some portion of the population that has an aversion to providing additional metadata about their browser, as it will be incorporated into your "browser fingerprint", increasing the likelihood that your browser can be (eff
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5y ago
From the article, emphasis mine: > Not only do you get a completely different command present on your clipboard, but to make matters worse, it has a newline (or return) character at the end of it. > This means the above example wou
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5y ago
I think your message would have been equally effective without the unwarranted insults at the end.
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5y ago
> cookiengineer claims 4chan members took things considerably further, including into physical harassment. He claimed: "It was attempted murder with an illegal butterfly knife. In the whole state of Germany, butterfly knifes are con
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5y ago
Yes, but they're usually terminated in an accessible panel located somewhere inside the house (I've mostly seem them in closets, look for a metal plate on the wall) Once inside, it's a relatively simple process to cut the CAT
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