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by adql 4y ago
Not just sound, many other ones have video chips that had a bunch of 2D acceleration features vs PC's plain old ass framebuffer where you needed to burn CPU cycles to move anything on. Multi-media-wise PCs were behind for a relatively
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by adql 4y ago
probably ? No idea about details. I guess "just" terminating them would be fine if you just installed it once but at least looking at tutorials it does look like a PITA compared to CAT connectors
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by adql 4y ago
I smell some anti-herd "feature" where user instance never saw gets mandatory timeout to avoid site being fucked every time something on it gets popular. ... except whoever wrote it fucked up.
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by adql 4y ago
I live with 6 disk NAS(+ some VMs and services like Grafana) with part-RAID6 (6 drives, bulk storage) part-RAID10 (5+1, VMs and other stuff needing a bit more bw) and it has been entirely fine. But FreeNAS is perfect alternative if you don&
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by adql 4y ago
And cat6 is ? Bend radius can be a problem with fiber but you can get bend-insensitive ones. The problem with fiber is really you need fusion splicer for termination and that's pretty pricy
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by adql 4y ago
I'd guess never. Twinax maybe, but "Cat8" would probably be more expensive than fiber above few metres already. Fiber is cheap, it's fancy electronics, lasers and photodiodes that make the thing expensive, but once you&#
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by adql 4y ago
I'd guess it's wanting for laser frequency to not shift with temperature
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by adql 4y ago
I don't understand how it is "rate limiting" when I was first viewer from IP, and most likely from entire IP class (it's 6AM here in office and there is nobody here, and I'm the admin of the infrastructure so I&#x27
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by adql 4y ago
Okay but we care for amount of helmeted individuals injury rate vs ones without helmets. Less incidents can be just less cyclists, or something mildly related as "on average, helmets are colorful and increase visibility vs average cycl
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by adql 4y ago
I'd wager most of what they observed there is just "how well are cities build for cyclist" (prime example: Netherlands) and how competent average driver is (Germany) not some nebulous "safety in numbers"
461.
by adql 4y ago
Should be on the CEO's head unless they can prove it was someone's malicious action without their knowledge. At least that would partially exclude the ridiculous compensation
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by adql 4y ago
> If businesses want to support a charitable cause, why can't they support it? I don't understand how it became normal to mix buying a burger at Mcdonalds with donating to their somewhat shady charity? Coz it is advertising. An
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by adql 4y ago
It's mostly political problem of "it's safer to store it in some bunker than to literally ship nuclear bomb material to power plants". At least according to wikipedia there are reactors in US that were built to also take
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by adql 4y ago
Coz they are not street legal so there is no legal requirement for it. Also they are small enough that you can just turn around. US legislators just decided to not fight the "how small car needs to be to not require backup camera&quo
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by adql 4y ago
Margins on cars are pretty low, in single digit percentages, and only higher when you move to premium cars. You just cannot compete as "not huge" company with other big companies making cheap cars. They are making their money on s
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by adql 4y ago
> Do you think that anyone should be able to build a street-legal car? Yes > Regardless of how well it is manufactured and how safe it is for those inside and outside of it? No. Should have cat, compliant lighting that's not too
467.
by adql 4y ago
Now look at most sold cars in US. The whole reason for it was essentially "kids can easily get behind dumb US sized pickups without driver noticing"
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by adql 4y ago
Right but in this case the actions taken were wrong, were not fixed, and still are not fixed. Like the fact only in near future it will be legal for US cars to have adaptive lights. Or how for years [1] near every car light was same ineffec
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by adql 4y ago
So you mean like every car company ? The parts are available for at least 15 years, they are making a bank on replacement compared to margins on new cars (pre-covid) Subarus are probably most plug and play but that's because they are s
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by adql 4y ago
Does opening and starting it with nothing but screwdriver counts as "hacking" ? If so it can lmao. > Ah, megasquirt! If it wasn't for budget, and my utter inability to work with, or get to work, anything electronic (PCs ar
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by adql 4y ago
Of course it's obvious its Centralized Big Dick Contest /s It's customary to expand shortcut in full if it there is chance it might be unknown to the reader and this isn't even a financial blog but a tech one.
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by adql 4y ago
You can do that now already. Only thing making it not legal is law. Sure , with paper money you could just take it out of the bank and pay directly but you can do stuff to that too like making it more expensive to take out then track peopl
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by adql 4y ago
> As being proposed in the USA, a CBDC will only affect settlement transactions between banks. Everything else will stay exactly the way it is now except transactions will be much faster with settlements taking place in real time, 24&#x2
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by adql 4y ago
I'd imagine bulk manufacturers gobbled up supply, after all that was the point of CM
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by adql 4y ago
They've been okay before Chipageddon for most SKUs
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by adql 4y ago
For comparison, in Poland the "old" and "new" functioned for 2 years. After 2 years it was not legal to pay with them but you could still exchange them in national bank... ...for next 14 years It's just WTF.
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by adql 4y ago
Weirdly enough for few mobile apps I use I never hit that, I guess I got lucky
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by adql 4y ago
> I hate software licensing models. I wish developers would just sell proper support contracts. Some (dare I say most) users would be entirely fine with staying with old version of most of the tools they use, especially if use of tool is
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by adql 4y ago
Would you say "X is not a silver bullet" is a silver bullet for losing attention of clued-in audience ? :D
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by adql 4y ago
Well, the hood on its own will be pushing air out and if system is constructed correctly it would push some air in but people generally turn it on only when there is smoke, not for stuff like "just" boiling something And even if i

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