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by c3833174 9y ago
External high accuracy RTCs with builtin alarms like the ds3231 can be had for cheap
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by c3833174 9y ago
Some people are different than others.
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by c3833174 9y ago
> Continous Variable Transmission If it's anything like the ones installed in most scooters I'd say it's pretty bad.
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by c3833174 9y ago
>Also mobile phone were really rare 15 years ago More like 20+, depending on the country.
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by c3833174 9y ago
>could never expand into other areas outside tech Why would anybody want to?
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by c3833174 9y ago
>Now the concern is that Linux will show up in places it has no business being, collecting data it doesn't need, and connecting to services that aren't necessary But linux is just a kernel and devices based on it are usually ea
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by c3833174 9y ago
Even if communications network were destroyed the early warning burnkers could launch rockets that would fly over silos and broadcast directly the launch order.
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by c3833174 9y ago
I hope not, because the last time I tried it still ate a lot of resources just idling.
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by c3833174 9y ago
Outside of Ads the only people I see video chatting typically use Skype on a laptop, live video seems kind of bothersome when you can just record videos or take photos and share them for later viewing
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by c3833174 9y ago
ICBM seem like a good deterrent compared to infantry and animal-carried weapons
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by c3833174 9y ago
People get injured all the time while just walking/climbing and have to be helicoptered out, one august week in the alps has probably enough deaths to cover yearly wingsuits deaths.
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by c3833174 9y ago
The only thing that seems to have worsened is image search, when search by image was first added it was easy to get other copies of an image, now with AI magic it seems to find results in the same category better but not the exact image you
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by c3833174 9y ago
The first time I tried OSM there were only a couple of roads in place of nearby towns, tried again a couple of years later and everything was there, even more detailed than google's maps So it can definitely change.
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by c3833174 9y ago
After being driven through very convoluted paths a bunch of times in the name of saving time and realtime updates, I'd say I very much prefer the consistent sane paths created by months old openstreet maps on my SD card (using mapfacto
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by c3833174 9y ago
>School with no air conditioning. But schools are closed in the hottest months of summer, whats the point?
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by c3833174 9y ago
At least they get some use, for some reason various adminstrations where I live think it's a good idea to place bike lanes with concrete curbs on an alredy narrow european road. Not only they waste space, but they are empty most of the
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by c3833174 9y ago
Then you don't know the meaning of rampant. A friend of mine had welded a small basket, grinded parts of the frame and let them rust, engraved his name on an old bike for commuting, even with a thick motorcycle chain it got stolen.
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by c3833174 9y ago
Being able to refuel instead of stressing more the battery with fast chargers?
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by c3833174 9y ago
>Besides that affordable electric cars are a very recent thing They might not have been practical, but affordable lead-acid based EVs already existed during the rise of small diesel. >more expensive to buy (1-2k) and operate (regular
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by c3833174 9y ago
>their mind set has been focussed on selling their dirty Diesel cars at all means Or maybe it's because that's what people buy, since diesel is cheaper than the upfront cost of an electric car.
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by c3833174 9y ago
One accessory that is sometimes sold with washers in europe is a small U-shaped plastic thing to hang the discharge pipe in the sink, which coupled with a small tap on the sink water line is enough to allow the usage of a washer.
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by c3833174 9y ago
I'd say "buy up all tickets with fake data for scalping" weighted in more than just passive scraping.
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by c3833174 9y ago
That's not as bad as deriving password and SSID (Provider-$generated_number) from the MAC address, it didn't take much for somebody to reverse the algorithm from the bootloader and make various programs to calculate the few possib
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by c3833174 9y ago
I just received some PCB from china and noticed they have rounded corners, the horror!
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by c3833174 9y ago
It really depends on the software, I have the obsqr app (based on a native library) on a 600Mhz android phone from 2010 and I get recognition in probably less than 0.5 seconds after pointing it at the code. Meanwhile the whatsapp web code r
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by c3833174 9y ago
Which goes away once you're locked into traffic, and unfortunately driving a motorbike is not always practical.
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by c3833174 9y ago
The nice thing about btrfs vs ZFS is that you can just use it like a normal filesystem ignoring all the advanced features and still get the benefit of checksumming (plus duplicated metadata by default on spinning disks) and compression
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by c3833174 9y ago
But roofs aren't really important at pedestrian level, I've seen many recent buildings having fixed external blinds, leaving an air gap between glass/concrete which should help draw up the hot air.
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by c3833174 9y ago
The main issue with just trimming is that sprouts coming up from roots of nearby trees have infinite energy and will get thicker every time you cut them. Not to mention that the worst weeds also spread horizontally
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by c3833174 9y ago
Roombas have to deal with stairs while this thing will probably get it's underside covered in mud (especially since it has that unshielded trimmer) and is supposed to run only inside a fenced area, so I doubt it has any provisions for

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