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by arwineap 9mo ago
I'm surprised to hear you are having trouble with wheels / pedals, we should be there already! https://github.com/JacKeTUs/linux-steering-wheels Hopefully vr headset support will get better
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by arwineap 1y ago
Naive question, why run inverters? Wouldn't it be more efficient to run direct DC appliances? We have a building on our farm without power and it'd be ideal to be able to charge batteries and run lights at night It seems to me tha
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by arwineap 1y ago
The port expects yachts to safely operate their vessels, and it's up to the captains to execute. That could mean sailing in / out of port, or it could mean under engine power. The trouble I'm having is if they were leaving un
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by arwineap 1y ago
One of the cardinal rules of cruising, is you should never sail to a schedule
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by arwineap 2y ago
Have you heard of grammarly? Or gitlab?
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by arwineap 2y ago
Generally, if you don't want to pull a permit, you can change a windows height but not its width This is because of how the wood around it is framed to provide support to the wall above
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by arwineap 2y ago
In jetbrains paradigm you should install IDEA and install python plugin, go plugin, etc. You only have to do it once That should get you within 90%+ use cases
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by arwineap 2y ago
Users would upload their copies of the music and spotify would replay them. This was obvious to early users, even if they were only consumers, because of the pirate-shout-out-overlays that were in a lot of the poorer quality releases. Anoth
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by arwineap 2y ago
> And you straight up can't change your mind about who you are working with midway through the process, you sign a contract. You don't have to, those contracts are optional. They will threaten to not represent you, but if you a
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by arwineap 2y ago
You can play at a LAN party so long as your network is connected to internet So yes, technically not a LAN game, but in practical terms any modern LAN party also probably has internet. It's not the hurdle it used to be.
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by arwineap 2y ago
> There was a service not long ago in Russia that would allow you to upload a picture of any woman you saw on the street. They would identify the face (via VK) and provide you with their contact and job information Seems like gender tech
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by arwineap 2y ago
They didn't kill custom maps in sc2, it's just in a section called arcade Use map settings are the only thing keeping sc2 alive right now. The game is now free to play which attracted a bunch of players who don't really know
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by arwineap 2y ago
I think you're misunderstanding. Bork was rejected, with a vote. We are looking at candidates who's vote has lapsed and trying to understand why a vote was never called. In 1954 John Marshall Harlan II lapsed in November of an Ele
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by arwineap 2y ago
The fact that you cannot defend McConnell's position is telling.
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by arwineap 2y ago
Garland was nominated in March 2016 Amy was nominated September 2020 Go ahead and inform the class why we didn't have enough time for the appointment in March but did in September.
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by arwineap 2y ago
Home Depot sells many grades of PVC and pipe, it's up to the buyer to select the grade they need for their application. This is something I would suggest buyers do at every store they shop at.
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by arwineap 2y ago
I assume that they were not talking about Jackson. McConnell blocked the nomination of Merrick Garland for 293 days arguing that there was not enough time before the election. Then, somehow, they turned around and passed through Amy Coney B
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by arwineap 2y ago
In today's world, the value of the lot increased significantly when the house was built. The owner certainly could have sold that property with the house on it, and bought a much nicer empty lot. That is not however what the existing o
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by arwineap 2y ago
Even if we pretend for a moment that georgism is possible, works, and was magically implemented tomorrow You still can't build on the wrong plot and sell it.
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by arwineap 2y ago
Someone is paying, that's what that pesky property tax bill is.
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by arwineap 2y ago
> An anonymous signature makes no sense, because signing something is putting your name on it No, signing something puts a name on it. And frankly not even a name, it just tells you whoever signed it had access to the same private key
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by arwineap 2y ago
McAfee pays the bridge trolls :)
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by arwineap 2y ago
Routinely.
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by arwineap 2y ago
While those configs are different in syntax, each is meant to be read, edited and backed up by a human. All of the system config files are in /etc Registry hacking, with all it's resets and duplicate keys is hard to backup, consta
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by arwineap 2y ago
It was only when you needed cups and wifi support that you really needed to work at it. Sure graphics had two drivers to choose from and you had to craft your X11 config by hand but that taught character and perseverance
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by arwineap 2y ago
We knew this was a problem which spawned lindows in the early 2000s (now known as linspire). I was lucky enough to see some stores carry desktops with it preloaded. Didn't seem to sell very well though
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by arwineap 2y ago
I don't place newlines in my filenames, but I also prefer my shell scripts to be portable. Learning and understanding the bash oddities is key for me because I use it so often. It's the same reason I quote every expansion; sure my
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by arwineap 2y ago
Here's a chart that illustrates skywave bounce 2 MHz 200-400 miles 4 MHz 400-600 miles 6 MHz 600-1,200 miles 8 MHz 800-1,600 miles 12 MHz 1,200-2,400 miles 16 MHz 1,600-3,200 miles 22 MHz 2,200-4,000 miles
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by arwineap 2y ago
I think that ssb is great but it targets bands of radius around you I'm not sure AM has the same issues
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by arwineap 2y ago
On the span is an interesting attribute to view, but had you considered using otel meters/metrics for that instead? I think cardinality in span attributes can be a problem, and meters are better for aggregating and graphing

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