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by bhhaskin 4y ago
Mozilla & Firefox stop trying to be a god-damned social movement. Just be a fucking browser.
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Both BMW and Toyota have hydrogen cars. We are talking about the infrastructure of EVs not EVs them selfs. The price is dropping on EVs, but that won't matter if most people can't charge them. Which is the problem. Vandalism is be
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The US. department of energy is pushing to have $1 per kilogram by 2030. ($2 per kilogram by 2025). The Toyota Mirai can go 402 miles on 16.8kg of hydrogen. And it takes 5 minutes to fill up.
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by bhhaskin 4y ago
We are literally commenting on a post about how upgrading to EV charging was cost prohibited.
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GFCI and AFCI are great! But a home isn't going to burst into flames or explode without them. Which is why there are exemptions. 240v at 30A is most definitely not a trivial load. Most homes have 100 amp service. That would be 30% of y
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Why is hydrogen dead? There are a few hydrogen hybrids coming to market like the BMW i3. It has a 300 mile range and can refill in 5 minutes. Converting to hydrogen makes wayyy more sense than EV infrastructure. All of the gas station can b
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I agree, but it's not much different than producing the electricity required for charging EVs.
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The exact same thing can be said about EVs and then some. Batteries are less energy per volume than gas. Batteries are extremely hazardous if damaged. They have a relatively short lifespan. They are hardcore industrial hazardous waste. Powe
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This is simply not practical out side of large urban areas in the US. Not only is distance a factor but also weather. No one is going to be riding an Ebike in 10° winter weather, and a lot of people commute 60+ miles a day. Not to mention t
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That's not necessarily true. It sounds like most of the upgrades are about convenience to the power company. Not anything safety related, which is why older properties are exempt. You also have to remember that it takes a lot of power
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This is one of the many reasons why I firmly believe that hydrogen hybrid are the future to replace gas vehicles. Charging at mass scale is just not feasible nor practical for most people. We can't even roll broadband out properly let
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That sounds like a great extension, but at the same time I just block those channels that engage in that. None of them make any content worth consuming.
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You shouldn't be using IDs anyways. They are just bad for a lot of reasons. You can only have one on a page and it reduces your reusability. Use classes instead.
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Has it though? Look at all the major events in the 80s 90s and 00s. The world is pretty normal. People might be more aware of things, but I am betting that feeling is due to 24/7 media and social media shoving high definition images an
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by bhhaskin 4y ago
I hear you. I'm the same way.
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I don't think things are so black and white. The mods can pretty much do whatever they want at the end of the day. They also give a lot of leeway.
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Or are guidelines instead of stead fast rules.
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How so?
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I would say there should be checks and balances. Of course companies should be looking at what is harmful or not, but they should't be the only ones. It's all about checks and balances.
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I bet they are having to take a long hard look at where they are spending their money. A team like that is great when money is plentiful, but a drain when it's not.
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Not at the current price point.
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I haven't dived into automating the captive portal yet. With my current setup I can access the captive portal from one device and it stays sticky to the whole network. I might look into automating it as the password changes monthly.
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I am using an Alfa wifi camp pro 2. Which is basically a outdoor USB WiFi card going into a small Linux computer with additional wifi capabilities. That seems to do the trick. But I did try a few other out of the box solutions that did not
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Right now I am using an Alfa wifi camp pro 2. That then feeds into a Asus router. the Alfa is pretty much an outdoor USB WiFi card plugged into a small Linux computer with additional wifi and router capabilities. I also have an Alfa camp pr
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by bhhaskin 4y ago
I currently live on a boat. Dealing with captive portal bs from the marine is always a nightmare. You have to buy the correct wifi extender/repeater otherwise you have to connect each device directly to the network.
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I am sure that is the exact attitude they are looking to filter out. And to be honest I can't think of any employer that is going to want hire an applicant that thinks they can get fucked, or think that what they do is nothing more tha
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That is just about every company right now.
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Sounds like their application process works. If someone is unwilling to fill out a basic questionnaire they are probably aren't a good candidate. The questions seem reasonable and they aren't asking for you to write a book for eac
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Except that quite a few people with bipolar disorder and addiction issues would say they are mentally ill.
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