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271.
by bo0tzz 3y ago
Going off memory here, but I think it was about 30km?
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by bo0tzz 3y ago
This is correct, and was added back a few weeks later in https://github.com/sudo-project/sudo/commit/9757d29a24ac1872...
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35629127
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Automuse: A System for Generating Fiction Novels(xeiaso.net)
2 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|1 comments
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Designing the Ideal Bootstrapped Business(mtlynch.io)
2 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|0 comments
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First video of 56 transition controls for a triple inverted pendulum(youtube.com)
7 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|1 comments
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
It's probably not a problem during normal operation, but I'd be worried about what happens if the network misbehaves.
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How to Throw a Company Offsite in a Post-Covid World(charity.wtf)
1 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|1 comments
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Recreating ANSI Art from a Screenshot(bert.org)
2 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|0 comments
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Let It Fail(maxcountryman.com)
233 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|84 comments
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Data consistency is overrated(two-wrongs.com)
90 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|71 comments
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Last Flight Out(brr.fyi)
980 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|312 comments
283.
by bo0tzz 4y ago
VLANs would be the usual tool for this sort of thing.
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Translatewith.wiki: Translate complicated concepts between languages(translatewith.wiki)
81 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|18 comments
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Sea Anchor(en.wikipedia.org)
67 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|23 comments
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The topologist’s world map (2020)(tafc.space)
245 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|66 comments
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
I've been thoroughly enjoying this blog and I'm looking forward to read about the heating infrastructure there!
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Counter.social “Private” Account Bypass(xeiaso.net)
3 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|0 comments
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Open Source and Saying “No”(connortumbleson.com)
187 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|140 comments
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
> It's a bunch of Visual Basic behind an Excel spreadsheet While true for the original FullControl, I've understood they are currently working on a new version in Python, and presumably that is what was used to generate the gco
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
My understanding is that the gcode files on there right now are just samples. They are working on a Python tool that will let you generate any gcode (for any machine).
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
> With air cooling this is much more difficult To my understanding, DCs use air conditioning systems for cooling. These are already heat pumps - why would it be more difficult to just pump that heat into district heating instead of outsi
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Disassembling an Amazon Blink Mini camera(astrid.tech)
216 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|98 comments
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Eternal Recurrence – An experiment in generative creative writing(github.com)
30 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|3 comments
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Mystery Blips(mosquitocapital.substack.com)
170 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|64 comments
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
Have you tried just doing it the naive way? Databases are damned fast, and actually hitting pageview counts of "thousands at a time" is pretty unlikely (it seems like being on the HN front page gets you about 10 hits per second at
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Climate activists block private jet take-offs at Schiphol Airport(reuters.com)
44 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|44 comments
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
The way my banking app handles that is by displaying a warning: "You entered <foo> but this IBAN is associated with the name <bar>. Do you want to use that instead?" I think that works pretty well.
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by bo0tzz 4y ago
Producing that amount of heat with gas would still be better than using electricity.
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A peek inside Elixir's Parallel Compiler (2012)(elixir-lang.org)
1 points by bo0tzz 4y ago|0 comments

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