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by chipsa 4y ago
> cruiser-type ships are designed to track and repel multiple air contacts Not your text, but that assumes a design focus that is not in evidence. It's a necessary focus for a USN cruiser, but that consideration isn't necessari
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by chipsa 4y ago
A tank is protected direct firepower. Your definition neglects light tanks, which have their uses (primarily in air mobile operations). A Merkava is a tank because it's point is the firepower, not troop carrying. A Bradley is not a tan
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by chipsa 4y ago
Collapsible section? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/de... There's some CSS transition stuff you can add to that to make it lightly animated: https://css-tr
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by chipsa 4y ago
MS wants to sell software. Google wants to sell ads.
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by chipsa 4y ago
He appears to be acting as an investigative reporter. Such acts have a long history of naming and shaming people, even ones that were not previously public figures. That he writes for his own publication is not really material to the fact t
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by chipsa 4y ago
The Geneva Convention Category listing is simply taking the rank of the holder and defining it to a standard group (lower enlisted, NCO, and various grades of officer), so if they're a POW, they can be processed appropriately. The Thir
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by chipsa 4y ago
Last time I had my car shipped, they checked the fuel level was 1/4 task or less, and made me drive around until it was less than that.
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by chipsa 4y ago
AC charging won't really change over the next couple decades. There's limits to how much power you can supply from a house, and essentially all AC charging is basically fancy extension cables.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Chargers should be by the road, not in the road, but that doesn’t mean that they can’t be designed to minimize their intrusion. Such as integrated charge points in lamp poles, or ones that rise out of the ground or ones that drop from tele
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by chipsa 4y ago
I'd be surprised if there was any noticeable difference between the HD630, and any of the other Gen9 architecture iGPUs.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Musk's announced that Superchargers will have a CCS connector in some way (separate CCS cable or adapter that plugs onto the top of the Tesla connector).
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by chipsa 4y ago
Essentially every other EV maker uses temperature regulation on batteries. Ex: BMW i3 uses A/C evaporator coils in the battery. Chevy Bolts run a coolant plate in the battery that is heated/cooled as appropriate. Nissan Ariyas hav
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by chipsa 4y ago
Yeah, but what if my favorite query language is SQL? And what if I want to grab things not by the key (all items in area X, between times Y and Z)? Key-value isn't really great at that.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Or worse, the fix suggestion being wrong: "Please try again later", when the root cause is a misconfiguration, so it'll never work until the configuration is corrected.
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by chipsa 4y ago
I use Cloudflare Email Routing. Only problem I currently have is if I don't think ahead, I might have to setup the alias on the spot (probably should setup a catch all to make sure that it doesn't just drop them). And that redirec
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by chipsa 4y ago
With electronic billing, you can have a billing address that doesn't actually get a bill sent to it. So if you have something that doesn't require the actual physical address (like a cell phone), you can use that as your utility b
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by chipsa 4y ago
Don't lend more than you can claw back in small claims court. And have a written agreement. The small claims court size limits the potential downside, and the written agreement is proof of intent enough to stand up in small claims, so
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by chipsa 4y ago
They don't want to build basic auth. They probably could, but it gives them more headaches and customer service touch points compared to delegating that out. Like: what if the user forgets their password? Or what if they lose their 2FA
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by chipsa 4y ago
I think they've said they don't actually enforce the usage limits, so you can add an additional subnet router and they largely don't care (because they haven't put the engineering into enforcing the limits, because it do
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by chipsa 4y ago
I've seen them mention that they're looking at having the coordination server being self-hostable (and is for some client already), so I expect that to be one of the things you can get at the higher price points in the near future
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by chipsa 4y ago
The model rocketry code is for model rockets, not high power amateur rocketry. Though the HPR safety code also isn't friendly to liquids, but partly because it still dictates commercially developed motors.
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by chipsa 4y ago
I think it's a difference between: "reinventing the wheel because I didn't know better", and "reinventing the wheel because I feel like trying to make it better". There's usually a distinct difference in h
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by chipsa 4y ago
It's not leaves on the line that are in a pile, it's leaves on the line that get smashed onto the rail, and make the already low friction rails even lower friction. If you can't stop and you can't go, then the railroad i
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by chipsa 4y ago
Some of the newer map tile formats are vectors instead of raster. But technology hasn't quite caught up with that yet. And some things are still better are rasters (like overlaying satellite/aerial imagery).
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by chipsa 4y ago
Forged coins tends to sound different (gold and silver ring differently when dropped than cheaper metals), and they are different hardness/strength than cheaper materials. If it's still gold/silver, but different design, it&#
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by chipsa 4y ago
Yes. That's the point. People will rent it. Which means they need to be priced such that people can rent it. (If the rent is too high, people can't rent, which means it sits empty, which triggers the punitive tax). Lower rents wil
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by chipsa 4y ago
You can pull capital out of it by making it expensive to leave a home empty. Then capital will go where they can get better returns. Bonus tax when the average occupancy of the property drops below a certain percentage, say.
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by chipsa 4y ago
I have Lutron Caseta switches. They can be controlled entirely locally. You can't reflash them, AFAIK, but they work with Home Assistant just fine, and it's all local (it doesn't need to talk to a web service)
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by chipsa 4y ago
Could they just generally increase taxes across the board, and give out cash to properties that provide EV charging (not as a rebate, but other incentive)?
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by chipsa 4y ago
/me looks at B-52, currently planned to be used until they're 100...

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