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by chipsa 4y ago
Yeah, apartments and condos are probably going to need supply upgrades... but the normal use case for charging IME is: park, and plug in overnight. With sufficiently smart EVSEs, you should be able to limit the charge rate to not have to wo
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by chipsa 4y ago
Most people don’t need a supply upgrade, because they can shift most of the charging to night time, and the majority of people don’t use as much power at night as during the day. Unless they have a very small service. But most people have i
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by chipsa 4y ago
Theoretically, yes. But that is part of the point of improving the signal processing. And there's 4-5 different radars looking at stuff coming over the pole at Fylingdales, Thule, Clear, Cavalier, possibly at sea, depending.
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by chipsa 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_doctrine - Military doctrine is the expression of how military forces contribute to campaigns, major operations, battles, and engagements. MAD is a game theory construct. It may i
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by chipsa 4y ago
Russia also claims that Moskva wasn't hit by Ukrainian missiles. Evading ABM isn't easy. You need to generate delta-V to move out of the way, and then be able to get back into target, all the while not knowing if an interceptor is
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by chipsa 4y ago
Three problems : while you're trying to stream missiles in slowly, the opposition is going to mass launch against your silos, cutting off your stream. Nukes produce broadband noise. Improved radars let you get much better signal to noi
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by chipsa 4y ago
MAD isn't a doctrine. US doctrine is simply Assured Destruction. Russian doctrine is escalate to deescalate. Neither doctrine actually contemplates that mutual destruction is a good thing.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Besides "be somewhere else", make it harder for other people to turn your country into a blasted landscape. Support ballistic missile defense.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Not super heated jet. It's still roughly room temperature. It's being moved fast enough that it acts like a fluid more than a solid.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Nit: RPG didn't stand for rocket propelled grenade. It's a Russian acronym: Ruchnoy Protivotankovy Granatomyot.
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by chipsa 4y ago
A piezo based fuse in the nose is an easy way to construct the fuse. It's also easy to construct a safety for it: stick a cap to protect the piezo from getting hit. That said, the safety cap doesn't help if you accidentally trip a
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by chipsa 5y ago
The slat armor is also only effective against the RPG-7 type warheads, where the fuse is in the nose and crushing the side of the warhead keeps the electric detonation signal from getting to the detonator. Other warheads will detonate when
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by chipsa 5y ago
Because both the left and the right want to control what you do for your own (or "society's") good.
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by chipsa 5y ago
I think the key is: don't have a script per se, have a list of talking points, and be willing to re-record sections as appropriate. That said, one of my favorite YouTubers (CGPGrey) does all of his videos from verbatim scripts. But he
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by chipsa 5y ago
Sanctions largely punish the people, not the government, and we implement them anyways. There's ways to feedback, even if they aren't petitioning the government for redress of grievances. The US infamously has a saying about four
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by chipsa 5y ago
They were retreating, not surrendering. They were bringing with them all their arms and armor (literally, bringing their tanks back). We stopped them because they very well could have regrouped to when they were back in Iraq. They were not
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by chipsa 5y ago
> he would have had to additionally prove in court that he attempted to retreat in order for his shooting to be considered self-defense I mean, he would have been able to, since we have video of the time period leading up to the shooting
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by chipsa 5y ago
Part of the problem, highlighted in the article: Users don't set the data type of the column off of "General". So it tries to figure out the data type on entry. Setting the column to use a specific type ("Text"), ke
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by chipsa 5y ago
They would have built a new aircraft if one of their big customers hasn't announced they were buying a new 737 variant that Boeing hadn't even thought they were going to be making. Boeing was going to start a clean sheet small air
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by chipsa 5y ago
Define larger ship? There's a version in service for frigate sized ships (5kton). There was even a version designed for corvette sized ships. The problem isn't the size. It's the cost. It's expensive enough that making t
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by chipsa 5y ago
Guarantee that a SPY-1 can detect a hypersonic missile. It can target orbital velocity objects.
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by chipsa 5y ago
We can call it wrongly structured. It might be unstructured, or it might be badly structured due to design choices (including user hostile ones).
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by chipsa 5y ago
Yeah, issuing themself one through RAPIDS. You need to authenticate against RAPIDS to issue one. So you're looking at stealing a credential, and hoping you can get it done before it's noticed it's gone and revoked, and hoping
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by chipsa 5y ago
The cert would verify that a specific individual signed the email, with someone having previously verified issuing the credential to the right person (this sort of thing is usually issued as a smart card ID, so it's used for several th
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by chipsa 5y ago
Local-ish courthouse for me only has a contact info for regular business hours. So if not in business hours, then what? There's ~3200 counties (or equivalent) in the US. There's no way to be on a first name basis with the clerks o
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by chipsa 5y ago
How do you give them a call? Info given on the warrant? Which is fake? And so they fake the call back info?
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by chipsa 5y ago
It's the "Lead-crime" hypothesis, not "mercury-crime" hypothesis, largely driven by the phase out of leaded gasoline and lead paint, and correlated drops in crime after that.
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by chipsa 5y ago
How much mercury would actually filter down? Ion engines are extremely high isp (1000-8000 seconds). Literature suggests that 3000s was demonstrated back in the 70s. This implies an exhaust velocity of ~30km/s, while Earth escape veloc
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by chipsa 5y ago
Citizens United was really determined by how badly the FEC f'd their argument: which was that there was no limiting principle on how far the FEC could use their power to limit non-candidate speech. They ruled the way the did because th

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