aivisol

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by aivisol 5y ago
Cumbre Vieja megatsunami please as well.
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by aivisol 5y ago
Mine dumb model beeps when its done its cycle. It's a good notification for me. If I run it overnight, I don't really care at which hour it finished. Am I missing something else?
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by aivisol 5y ago
You are joking, right? And everyone was equal except some who were more equal.
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by aivisol 5y ago
Tell that to those nations which lost large percentage of their population to communist terror.
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by aivisol 5y ago
Done this with my dad's Lada. Fuel hose ruptured (rusted through?) in the middle of nowhere and I installed a hose directly from engine inlet (the car had fuel pump mounted on the side of engine powered by crankshaft) running through t
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by aivisol 5y ago
Mention of SciAm always brings back memories. It was one of the few western scientific magazines available in former Soviet Union in 80s and was issued in translated and probably censored version, but still. My father figured that it was so
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by aivisol 5y ago
Winding your own transformer was one of those things which amazed me as a teenager: you do a simple math by calculating winding ratio and the voltage is changed at the secondary by magic...
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by aivisol 5y ago
Mikrotik SXT LTE6 works for me as I am in a very remote place. RouterOS is really great piece of software, you have web based GUI, you have fully featured CLI with all things you need from router: NAT, firewall, port forward, I cannot name
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by aivisol 5y ago
True, and people knew it. I used to travel on the bicycle with the help of USSR maps made in early eighties (due to unavailability of other options), and yes, what you saw on the map was sometimes very different from what was in the real li
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by aivisol 5y ago
Can you elaborate on this? I am curious to know more about it.
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by aivisol 5y ago
I am running dedicated servers on Hetzner since 2008 (max I had was 10 root servers at a time). Outages were quite common back in a day, both sudden server reboots and HDD failures. However, for last 5+ years I haven't got any single o
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by aivisol 5y ago
Came to know these devices after moving from Northern Europe to South few years ago. First two of these were destroyed when I repeatedly forgot to fill them with water - the plastic handle just melted before I realized my error. Seals usua
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by aivisol 5y ago
> We're not having many of these now. Population growth is now driven mostly by immigration. Suggested correction: We're not having many of these now in this <country name>
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by aivisol 5y ago
Not that it is surprising, it is rather being constantly ignored.
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by aivisol 5y ago
Cannot agree more with you. Fingers crossed that "scientific process" is not influenced by political/economic agenda.
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by aivisol 5y ago
The highest bar in the chart says "have one fewer child". It actually exceeds any others by extremely large margin [0]. How is that even considered as the option? One child less means halving population after every generation. Eli
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by aivisol 5y ago
Eastern European here as well. This year is definitely not your average warmer-than-usually year. Both the winter was extremely cold here where I live (down to -30C) and also there was prolonged heatwave spanning from mid June to end of Jul
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by aivisol 5y ago
18. Phone numbers contain only digits This one was not obvious, but sure it is possible. DTMF [0] encodes digits 0-9, symbols * and # as well as letters A to D. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-tone_multi-frequenc
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by aivisol 5y ago
Because the harvest happens at the same time for all farmers? The harvesting machine will be idle for most of the time anyway, so there can only be one renter at the time (unless you will ship it to Southern hemisphere for half of the year)
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by aivisol 5y ago
Well, he did buy the house (article says) not built it, so the sight of the house probably was there already for years if not for decades. They most probably didn't like that the house was bought by outsider.
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by aivisol 5y ago
> much simpler to own and maintain. As a person who never owned an EV I am curious to know how it is simpler to maintain it?
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by aivisol 5y ago
I very much hope that is not the case. As a passenger I would not be very happy seeing pilot's friends going in and out of cockpit during the flight.
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by aivisol 5y ago
Closer to few hectares if you want to be self-sufficient. Our greenhouse is 60m2 + vegetable garden around 200m2 + few dozen apple trees and some other fruit trees. The season is not very long here (NE Europe), so we basically start to harv
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by aivisol 5y ago
International community just lifted sanctions against this little thing: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674
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by aivisol 5y ago
Also, whoever made that table: the language is "Ukrainian" not "Ukranian"
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by aivisol 5y ago
> However, by definition, the sailing ship is not a carbon neutral technology. For most of history, sailing ships were built from wood, but back then whole forests were felled for ships, and those trees often did not grow back. I do not
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by aivisol 5y ago
YMMV: As an European I have my house almost completely built from wood: structure frame, roof beams, floors, exterior siding, interior floor, doors, window frames, furniture etc. I would not call it a forest cabin, it is very real house, wi
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by aivisol 5y ago
The whole concept of thinking about animals dumber than they are makes killing them more acceptable.
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by aivisol 5y ago
Yeah. Even my small lawn tractor has a seat sensor...
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by aivisol 5y ago
I think a sensor in the seat is pretty standard thing nowadays in almost every car. It is used to alert you when you or your passenger has forgotten to fasten a seat belt.

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