Rygian

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by Rygian 2y ago
It is often good for the ecosystem that we have choice of tools for a given task, so I applaud the general effort gone into this additional "Google Photos 'Clone'". Here the challenge is to actually understand what &quot
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by Rygian 2y ago
Or the more realistic: it's happening, the long-term consequences are ignored due to short-term return on investment. While I agree that "let's remind them why they need us" sounds a bit too pitchforky, I believe the bac
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by Rygian 2y ago
The title I see right now is "connects to two satellites in orbit from Earth " (as opposed to "between each other" I guess). "Hubble’s approach directly tackles these problems by enabling standard Bluetooth devices
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by Rygian 2y ago
By then it will be too late for those laid off, so a lose-lose situation.
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by Rygian 2y ago
It's not waterless, but rather using a water slurry 2.5 times denser than water, which allows for efficient operation with less altitude difference between basins.
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by Rygian 2y ago
That's explicitly a fake email address, as it's a special-use domain name reserved by IANA to be used as example/placeholder. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Example.com
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by Rygian 2y ago
The heat index measures your body's ability to regulate its temperature by sweating. Higher ambient humidity limits the effectiveness of sweating. At "wet bulb temperature" your sweat doesn't cool you down anymore.
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by Rygian 2y ago
The reasons for this increase in temperature persist and new contributing reasons are starting to appear, that create vicious feedback loops.
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by Rygian 2y ago
Given that a heat pump and an air conditioner are the same thing except for one valve, i assume this article is just corporate fluffvertising. Technology Connections had an interesting primer on heat pumps not long ago on YouTube.
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by Rygian 3y ago
If all systems are compromised you don't need to identify anymore.
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by Rygian 3y ago
I need to disagree with that reasoning. A device you own is collecting and using data that pertain to your personal sphere, in ways defined by a vendor, and that you do not understand or control. From that premise, you cannot hop to the con
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by Rygian 3y ago
Is it PII? Yes, because it's linked to your personal Apple account, that identifies you as an individual to the data controller (Apple, as they are the ones deciding which data to collect and how it will be used). Is it pseudonymized?
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by Rygian 3y ago
I wrote this comment as a sort of factual observation of cause and effect. However, I see it is downvoted without replies. What have I missed?
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by Rygian 3y ago
A project to change constitutions needs to be pushed by politicians. But politicians suck, which implies they will not be inclined to push for constitution changes. So the system converges to a suck-state.
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2012 Boeing 727 crash experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Rygian 3y ago
Contrary to fuel, you can reuse/recycle lithium. Rare earths are less of a requirement than they were 5 years ago and the trend should keep that way.
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by Rygian 3y ago
Good practices I'd appreciate from my bank: * Zero links on legitimate emails. Any email with a link is automatically a phishing attempt. * Minimal content in mails. Any personal details other than my email address and first name absen
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by Rygian 3y ago
That's what I meant.
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by Rygian 3y ago
EU doesn't reach that far.
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by Rygian 3y ago
For the choices after your "OR at least" line, just consider that most of the collision material could be padded into a comment, so achieving a), b) and d) would be "trivial."
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by Rygian 3y ago
My initial comment was about a simple 'cp' copy of a large file from local storage to an NFS mount. It times out, 'cp' exits in error, and my file is not transferred. I can reproduce this at will. I think I should report
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by Rygian 3y ago
> As such, I see this behavior as a feature, it allows me to wait less and do my work quicker. So, when (if?) you notice that the transfer has failed with a timeout, do you still consider your work was done quicker?
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by Rygian 3y ago
My systems routinely report transferring files at speeds much faster than what the physical medium asked, only to have them get stuck and fail on a time out a while after. Having such behavior be the default is, to my limited understanding,
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by Rygian 3y ago
When the choice is between "slow" file transfers and being unable to do file transfers because of NFS timeouts, the choice should be obvious. I've lost data as a side effect of a simple file transfer timing out.
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by Rygian 3y ago
Does that mean that the circuit won't work if I join the wires without solder?
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by Rygian 3y ago
The TL:DR; is that the build step masks the wait for input from a shell pipe. With a side dish of "do buffered input" and then a small "avoid memory allocation for fun."
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by Rygian 3y ago
One of those companies has been sinking money into the "Uncompetitive" section of the hydrogen ladder. The other hasn't. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/hydrogen-ladder-version-50-mi...
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by Rygian 3y ago
Also allows & so probably not safe to use in HTML (assuming browsers may helpfully add the omitted ; ).
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by Rygian 3y ago
When checking out Framindmap, there seems to be a glitch. The blurb says "No installation nor registration is required." but the only option given in the page is to Sign up/Sign in. (Same in the original in French.)
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by Rygian 3y ago
> the plan is never followed The plan not being perfect and prescient is part of the plan. Next time you plan for same or similar activity, your future plan will be better. The Project Managers even have a mantra: "fail to plan is p

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