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by SEJeff 3y ago
Hollywood has been spending literally over a billion USD equiv a year in "Hollywood North" aka Canada since around 2006. It creates thousands of local jobs and has a lot of follow on effects. This was more or less the culmination
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by SEJeff 3y ago
FWIW, Canada did something fairly similar with laws / incentives regarding filming whereas California became outright hostile towards the movie industry. That is why so many shows and movies are now filmed (believe it or not) in Canada
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by SEJeff 3y ago
I’d agree what that. Linux folks who don’t know Linux use Yast. Linux folks that know Linux disable it. One of the first things we did was “chmod -x $(which yast2)” and disabled some of the other tooling so people didn’t run it and mess up
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by SEJeff 3y ago
Or they work for a European company that mandates it. Outside of the desktop, yast is the first thing many sysadmins disable. Source: I once professionally managed a cluster of SLES and OES servers for delta.
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by SEJeff 3y ago
CentOS Stream is literally the equivalent of Debian Sid. It’s a rolling release of the latest that’s deemed stable enough for RHEL. It’s not quite the same as the snapshotted version, but it’s still really good.
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by SEJeff 3y ago
Relevant: ESPHome is a firmware for esp8266 / esp32 series IoT chipsets that can be configured mostly with a web gui or yaml file. https://esphome.io
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by SEJeff 3y ago
You sir, have clearly never met us special forces. A “couple hundred” with combat load would be an absolute force to be reckoned with.
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by SEJeff 3y ago
Let’s also not forget LEONIDAS, which is a bit more mobile but smaller. https://www.thedefensepost.com/2023/01/24/epirus-counter-dro...
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by SEJeff 3y ago
The file system is tmpfs. Just don’t reboot :)
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by SEJeff 3y ago
I work with several of the original authors of solokeys and can confirm they’re legit and gifted engineers. I own several myself.
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by SEJeff 3y ago
Care to give the Quickwit pitch? Especially on why it is better than Loki.
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by SEJeff 3y ago
I thought tesla used Panasonic exclusively until after they expanded into China with the Shanghai Gigafactory?
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by SEJeff 3y ago
They're one of Tesla's biggest suppliers. It is unsurprising they'll be doing battery research themselves.
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by SEJeff 3y ago
And their outdoor seating is terrible. One might call it suffocating.
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by SEJeff 4y ago
And I believe that the Falcon 9 with the fastest turnaround was B1062 with 21 days between flights. The previous record (also from a Falcon 9) was two separate boosters who launched and relaunched 27 days apart.
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Landing the rocket back on the pad requires significantly more fuel for most missions. The reason most Falcon 9s do landing at sea instead of RTLS is due to this. They have to boost up and out over the ocean to the correct insertion coordin
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by SEJeff 4y ago
You reminded me of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_you_live_in_interesting_ti... This is a golden age of (new)spaceflight and I'm thrilled to be living it.
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Doxxed himself via a picture of a pizza box from a local Romanian pizza chain, amazing job police!
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Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bomb: Ukraine May Get New Himars Bomb(popularmechanics.com)
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Try this: brew install podman-desktop https://podman-desktop.io is a full (free) docker replacement supported by redhat.
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Surely it would be more of a conflict of interest for the funders if the main subject was maple syrup and not honey? /s
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by SEJeff 4y ago
It was in fact both. She was born with a diaphragmatic hernia if you’re medically inclined. Her left lung was 23% the size it needed to be so she had severe pulmonary hypertension. Post surgery to fix it, her heart basically gave out and he
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by SEJeff 4y ago
She was treated at Lurie Children’s in Chicago. We learned the difference between a level 4 NICU and not, is part of the literal life and death difference with kids born with what she was. We were very lucky. Thanks!
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by SEJeff 4y ago
A really good north face winter jacket (The kind you'll want in somewhere like Canada, Chicago, Northern US, etc) are $200-$350. A women's stylish (non-winter) coat can be $500+. So no, $71 is not that expensive for a coat.
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Unrelated but funny anecdote. My daughter was on Sildenafil while she was in the NICU on ECMO (look it up if you want to see something very metal for an 11 day old infant to be on). While she was on ECMO, she was medically paralyzed so she
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Did they change? Do you mind linking them or do they just further the examples? The 4-5 in that twitter thread are just the most egregious. I have absolutely no idea why I was downvoted and flagged for pointing to a thread it links to his v
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by SEJeff 4y ago
A few things to read: https://www.engadget.com/huawei-contractor-pakistan-backdoor... https://www.notebookcheck.net/Huawei-caught-red-handed-The-c... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Podman Desktop has a gui and runs on Windows/macOS/Linux for those that weren't aware. It also doesn't require a commercial license, unlike Docker desktop for enterprises. https://podman-desktop.io
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by SEJeff 4y ago
Yes, I've seen it get down to a few milliseconds of sync on the right hardware (boundary clock on the switches, stratum 0 timeserver with pps, etc), but the protocol only guarantees 1 second of sync. Am I incorrect in that assertion?
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by SEJeff 4y ago
That's great news for Home Assistant however!

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