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adamdoran
11mo ago
What's really interesting about @sys is that it supports a search-path at run-time, so the resolution can walk back through a list of target systems to find an available one.
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adamdoran
1y ago
> especially since traffic would reduce an EV's range. Very much a misconception; unlike in an ICE, you're not consuming energy idling in traffic, in fact your efficiency tends to go up with the lower speeds in traffic.
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adamdoran
1y ago
Thanks for taking the time to do such a thorough writeup on this - it's fascinating to compare with the install we did a couple of months ago on our house in the UK. We already installed a Daikin Altherma 3 air-to-water heat pump three
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adamdoran
3y ago
*anycast
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adamdoran
4y ago
Thanks, that's really useful. I had always wondered about the possibility of doing something like this with my children's various RF-controlled toys.
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adamdoran
4y ago
Really interesting. What sort of hardware would be needed to use this?
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Rural Fibre Internet-on-Demand
(linkedin.com)
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adamdoran
5y ago
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“It is truly bonkers”: Greg Jackson Octopus CEO on the UK’s broken energy system
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5y ago
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5y ago
Presumably you're referring to the practice of answering queries for nonexistent records with an A record belonging to an advertisement page? (instead of doing the right thing answering NXDOMAIN, presuming no records of another type al
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adamdoran
5y ago
It would be really good to see RFC 5233 local-part filtering characters (e.g. '+') being permitted in the validation for email addresses on this list. It's much less of a problem these days, but the number of times a sign up
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adamdoran
6y ago
You need to install linux-headers-rpi to build wireguard on Raspberry Pi OS - should be good then.
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adamdoran
6y ago
As an update to yesterday: After emailing our local Member of Parliament (Rt Hon Dame Cheryl Gillian), and reaching out to Openreach CEO Clive Selley, we've finally been connected! A member of the Chief Engineer Technical Escalation Te
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adamdoran
6y ago
Sadly you're right. AAISP is very much worth a look, but they're not cheap. We went with Sky because they're good for the low price point - our longer term play is a joint order with the majority of our street for FTTPoD (Fib
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78 days, and still no broadband (Sky/Openreach, UK)
(linkedin.com)
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adamdoran
6y ago
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