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There are value adds included in the price, such as DNS hosting and maybe email stuff, although some of that is going away along with the price increase.
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The text in the link was sent to Gandi users via email today, although they purposefully buried the significant domain registration price increases with the GandiMail bs text. The actual price increases are listed here[0]. For example, curr
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Hackaday did a story[0] on this type of proto-weather channel. [0] https://hackaday.com/2022/10/20/retrotechtacular-the-origina...
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Do you really trust those numbers? Twitter has all the inventive in the world to artificially inflate view counts and have done similar, sketchy things recently[0]. [0] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/02&#
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3y ago
It's constructed using a regular 3 speed box fan, so it isn't going to be significantly louder than that and possibly quieter depending on how it is shrouded and insulated.
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The Corsi-Rosenthal box[0] design using a standard box fan and furnace filters has been tested and verified to be very effective (and cheap): [0] https://cleanaircrew.org/box-fan-filters/
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Edit: sorry, it is definitely not the same dam, as seen by comparing it to https://twitter.com/igorsushko/status/1665907533469581313 (NOT) Video of the actual explosion: https://video.twimg.com/ext
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There are already a handful of Superchargers that have a CCS adapter built in[0]. Thanks to US federal money, some locations are already set up to charge both Tesla/NACS cars as well as CCS vehicles[1]. These will expand, but if eithe
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Droid48[0] exists and is basically perfect, as far as a touch screen calculator goes. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.ab.x48&hl=...
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Ironically, https://git.j3s.sh/vore doesn't have an RSS feed of the updates. https://git.j3s.sh/vore/log/main would be a perfect use for it, but no.
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There are nearly as many Supercharger locations along this route as there are in my entire state (more if you drive back through Portland[0]), and I live in a state with an area comparable to Washington. [0] https://abetterroutep
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It looks like an easy trip, honestly. ABRP shows[0] plenty of Superchargers along the route and a suggests only a total of 50 minutes of charging which are nicely spaced for eating and breaks, although I'd probably add a buffer in ther
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It is disappointing to see Yet Another California location added, although the voting system[0] does seem to be filling in some big gaps in lower traffic areas, like Kalispell, MT. But yeah, there are huge gaps in the Dakotas, portions of I
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If you do a lot of short range commuting and have a way to charge it at home, a PHEV could work - but good luck trying to buy one right now. Otherwise get a hybrid or Tesla, period. There are nice non-Tesla EV cars available but the chargin
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FDA drug approval should include a clause that requires a certain production rate per quarter along with an ongoing adjustment based on the number of prescriptions. If the applicant misses the production rate for one quarter, they agree to
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The entire public sec.gov site, including filing data, is served from the Akamai CDN. But there is also an AUP ( https://www.sec.gov/os/accessing-edgar-data ) which limits the number of requests per second, which in real
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If that is a problem and it is worth it to you, you pay for PDS - https://www.sec.gov/info/edgar/pds-new-subscriber-040819.pdf
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This is practically real time: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&CIK=&type=... also available as an RSS/Atom format feed: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?actio
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"There’s going to be a boarding party on the first of October next year,” says Alan Stern, the mission’s principal investigator" I think the unstated is that the original group of scientists feels like they are being put out to pa
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Note that only the newer V2 model has the BL-706 chip with BLE capabilities. The original V1 model uses a different chip without this. And yes, you now need to worry about which CPU your soldering iron has!
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I was thinking this same thing - get a good T100-ish iron (preferably a Pinecil[0]), a 60W USB3 power supply, some good 60/40 solder, and you're at least 90% of the way to a real professional soldering station. [0] https:/&#
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I still have the original SpaceX Falcon 9 model rocket[0] which was $25.45 in 2012 and sold out quickly. This one looks like it is nicer - but not $125 nicer. [0] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006GX14R8
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Are the banks not totally to blame here? Sure, there are primarily online/sketchy banks that are offering introductory savings account rates that are comparable to a decent money market fund's returns. But your Bank of Americas o
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Yes, the 30B model is working for me on Windows 10 / AMD 5600G CPU / 32GB RAM, with llama.cpp release master-3525899 (already one release out of date!), in PowerShell, using the Python 3.10 version that automatically installs when
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To be clear - and there is no easy way to say it - the proposed Iowa law allowing 14 year olds to work in meatpacking plants is not designed to allow the politician's children to work there. It is 100% designed as a gift to a major i
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I get the same 404 error in both a browser (manually entering the URL, not following the link) and curl: * Trying 128.59.105.24... * TCP_NODELAY set * Connected to www.columbia.edu (128.59.105.24) port 443 (#0) * ALPN, offering h2 * ALPN,
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Same
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Just in case anyone wants to see the rather delightful cartoon referenced in the article, which is now a dead link[0]: [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20050305233206/https://www.colum...
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EVEN a Netflix documentary about it? Wow. You told us, albeit with a few spelling and grammatical mistakes. If you believe farmers are beholden to whoever you think they serve, you should be twice as suspicious of agronomists who have no li
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There is a deep misunderstanding about how modern farms work. Farmers are smart - they have to do because there is no iterating on a bad crop. You fail once or twice (often because of reasons beyond your control like the weather) and you ca
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