SigmundA

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by SigmundA 4y ago
>So what should we do in your opinion? Are the unborn entitled to protection by our laws or not? I think Roe was a good compromise affording choice to the mother up to a point while protecting the unborn later. Again why do you fixate on
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Grid tied solar with no battery is a great application where air conditioned power use is an issue, no need for batteries, much cheaper and simpler. Usually when air conditioning is needed due to heat it typically when the suns out, perfect
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>I think this discussion is not a good faith discussion anymore. Is that what you call someone not believing the same thing as you and trying to get specific answers to logical questions? I am trying to understand why someone seems so fi
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>I've been explaining why an abortifacient (as birth control) is different from getting an abortion knowing your pregnant. Homicide? Yes. Murder? I don't think so. I don't even think these should be illegal. There are wron
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>Not sure what your point is here. There are all sorts of gradations of one person killing another person and while I think ethical arguments can be made to restrict access to abortifacients I also think it's different from abortion
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>When I refer to abortion I'm talking about a mother consciously choosing (or being coerced) to kill the baby in utero. Involuntary manslaughter does not require conscious choice to kill, premeditate conscious choice is murder, you
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Miscarriage is literally called spontaneous abortion which is why I linked it to be clear. The woman’s body is playing an active role in rejecting the fetus as it deems it non viable, happens very frequently usually due to chromosomal defec
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by SigmundA 4y ago
So you seem to be saying that anyone taking hormonal birth control could be technically commit a crime (manslaughter) but it's just not feasible to prosecute? What about spontaneous abortion (miscarriage)? If the women is found neglige
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by SigmundA 4y ago
You can go to prison for manslaughter. So should women who's body naturally aborted which happens quite regularly (30-40%) [1] be charged with manslaughter? Birth control actually prevents implantation rather than conception every once
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by SigmundA 4y ago
UO has many fond memories for me. So much emergent silly gameplay, so many unintended consequences. Also taught me after playing WoW later that a more controlled and restricted mechanically game can be much more fun while still giving enoug
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>Efficiency can't be higher then 100%, if it could be then you've got a perpetual motion device or in other words, you're creating new energy that didn't exist in the universe before - breaking physics. Only in a clos
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by SigmundA 4y ago
In some db storage engines like sqlite and innodb there is no way to lookup the storage location in a heap because the table itself is an index using the primary key always. This is normally called an index organized table or clustered inde
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by SigmundA 4y ago
There are two common "nulls" in this situation, the "unset" one and the "unknown" one. Unset would imply no one has ever set the value, unknown means someone has set the value to unknown which is sometimes an i
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Then you must move out to someplace else that you wish to consent to or forge your own social contract which will require force unless you find un-inhabited unclaimed land. By staying within the bounds of a country you are consenting to its
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>Please continue to review the first 6 words of the definition until it sinks in that a bug is an error in the code, and a bug is not a quirk of interface design that you don't care for. If there is no flaw in the code, then there i
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>OK so if a robber comes to my house and says pay up or leave, then that's not a forceful action at gunpoint? They are not a robber they are a landlord, you are on their land, pay taxes or leave your choice. They are not forcing you
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Nobody is forcing you to pay at gunpoint, you are free to leave at any time and no longer pay. Paying taxes is no different than mortgage or rent, either pay it or get out. You don't fully own the property you live on even if it's
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>Why you're not able to duplicate this in any of your desktop browsers in the last decade is anyone's guess. Because it's a bug not an intentional design choice. If you can provide a legitimate use case for being able to o
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>Yes, he absolutely is, and the proof is No they aren't there is a button that the user clicks that runs code to play multiple overlapping videos. This serves no conceivable purpose and can cause the browser to crash, it is a bug. T
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by SigmundA 4y ago
The 80 amp charger that allows backfeeding to run the house will charge the lightning in 8 hours, the included 32 amp charger that plugs into a dryer outlet will do it in 19 hours, still less than a day. There are no loads in your house tha
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by SigmundA 4y ago
A good system like an AprilAire [1] will have a 4" thick filter vs the standard 1" thick filters. This allows much more filter area than a standard filter allowing proper airflow even with a finer more restrictive filter medium. Y
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Arm: a means (such as a weapon) of offense or defense. Firearm: a weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder. Small arm: portable firearms, especially rifles, pistols, and light machine guns. The second amendment as strictly read s
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by SigmundA 4y ago
4G/5G coverage has gotten much better over the last few years but plenty of places I go with my RV its not great (usually in the mountains both east and west). Also there aren't great unlimited plans for jetpacks/hotspots&#x2
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by SigmundA 4y ago
>Both tables and indexes use the same b+-tree implementation based on Lehman and Yao (prev/next links on internal nodes). Tables in Postgres are not btree's they are unordered heaps. The row id in the b-tree index points to a p
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by SigmundA 4y ago
https://spacehop.com/what-is-binning/
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Yes there is usually a single speed gear case with gear reduction to increase wheel torque. Sometimes you will see multi-speed transmission on EV's but it is not as necessary since electric motors put out maximum torque at 0 rpm and sp
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Seems misleading since they are quoting wheel torque which is after gearing. A semi with 1850 ft lbs engine torque with a 13:1 first gear and 3:1 drive axle will put 72150 ft lbs to the wheel. Nobody quotes wheel torque because you can get
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Nickel is more abundant than cobalt in the earths crust and most cobalt comes as a byproduct of nickel or copper mining: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_elements_in_Earth... https://www.globalener
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by SigmundA 4y ago
LFP is also a more stable chemistry which makes them safer but also it has more than double the cycle life and can be charged to 100% while still keeping that long cycle life. No need to choose to charge to 80-90% for daily use vs 100% for
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by SigmundA 4y ago
Modern lock-up torque converter transmissions have pretty much eliminated any efficiency gains from other designs, I believe everyone is moving to them even in Europe. I know here in the US many care from various manufacturer are coming wit

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