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by aidenn0 28d ago
E-mail is far worse; my wife asked me if an e-mail was a scam and it took me several minutes to figure out how to show the e-mail of the sender in her e-mail client. It was clearly a hacked hotmail account after doing so, but her e-mail
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by aidenn0 28d ago
I'll have to rewatch Princess Mononoke; I haven't seen it since it was in the theater in the US. I remember not liking it as much as the other Miyazaki I've seen, but I'm a different person today.
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by aidenn0 28d ago
What are the other 4 movies you own?
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by aidenn0 28d ago
That's funny because (living in the US) I've noticed that many printers default to A4. Maybe 20 years ago, one printer at work would think A4 paper was loaded in it after every power-failure and we'd have to go through the m
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by aidenn0 29d ago
Good to know; I missed that when looking for players. Probably because if you search the App Store for "jellyfin" on TvOS, it doesn't find SenPlayer
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by aidenn0 29d ago
None of this affects the cell current though. If your motors draw W Watts at peak, and you have N cells at V volts then the peak per-cell current will be (approximately -- there are internal losses) W/(NV) regardless of the geometry of
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
That's nice; my first impressions of D2 were much worse than they should have been since the default layout engine is pretty terrible for some types of graphs; ELK is a big improvement, and when I tried TALA it was sometimes a big impr
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
FWIW, Moonfin and Infuse both work flawlessly on an AppleTV. I also remember Google TV working fine, but it seemed like ads got added to another part of the UI every month so I got sick of it. Roku only supports text subtitles, so if you ha
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pirate_Bay
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
If you are consuming X watts per cell, then each cell will drain by the same amount of current regardless of whether the cells are in series or parallel (or more likely a combination of the two). This is supposed to be able to handle "
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
Strike Commander , a.k.a. the game that required QEMM386 to actually work. I do think it was the last game I got that came with a really nice manual though.
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
I'm terrible at estimating aspect ratios, but the plane in the video doesn't seem to be particularly high aspect ratio. Since they will be presumably holding less fuel, they could certainly be thinner though. While poking around
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
Noise at takeoff depends on the propeller geometry a lot. A necessary (but not sufficient) requirement for a quieter takeoff would be lower propeller tip-speed. One of the ways to achieve high thrust at low tip speed is to have larger tota
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
The 737-Max is only not a clean-sheet only because the selling point is pilots don't need to retrain, which is a competitive advantage when selling to airlines.
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
That's max discharge current per cell though. You are going to have a lot of cells in a plane like this.
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
I'm surprised by the struts supporting the wing; that saves weight (probably important here), but at the cost of drag. Wikipedia suggests a rule of thumb of 200mph being the break-even point for struts vs cantilever, and I would guess
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
Per TFA, that won't be necessary for much longer.
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49558150
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
Cooperatively multi-threaded RTOSs exist.
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
Why wouldn't you use NTFS for backing up a windows system?
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
You can brute-force jam the entire 80MHz range. However, it would require roughly 13dB more power compared to jamming a narrow-band signal. In theory, you could try to exploit the adaptive frequency hopping that bluetooth does, nudging it
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
On PvP servers broadband was a huge advantage because you could switch zones much faster.
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
> Add: I wonder why they don't just give people some ritalin and ask if they feel calmed down? Except the obvious reason of course I have been screened a few times for ADHD and each time was found to obviously have it. Ritalin does
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
They do, IMO, overindex on existential risks (of which suicide drones are almost certainly not), because it is a singularity when calculating global utility. However they are not just fixated on AI itself as the risk; other potentially exis
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
While some philosophers may disagree with me, all statements made by an entity with agency contain the implicit prefix "I believe that..." In terms of rhetoric, explicitly adding "I believe that..." to the beginning of a
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
> How do you deal with form state using CSS? Where does it get stored? In the html as elements? So not on the server? For really simple stuff you can use CSS sibling selectors: https://jsfiddle.net/Kqscu/4/ For
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
Participating in a representative democracy doesn't mean agreeing that the legislature is always right, it just means agreeing to accept the legitimacy of their rule. This is an important distinction. When someone says "the deat
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
It can also mean unjustified/immoral killing, which can be a useful definition (otherwise e.g. a true dictator can never murder anyone).
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
I have written web apps and about 80% of the sorts of things you are talking about can be handled with just html/css and I just use javascript for the other 20%. It's not like when you use htmx it disables all other javascript AP
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by aidenn0 1mo ago
> ... managing state on the server is not fun at all. Do you not have a database for your backend? Managing state is kind of their thing.

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