cogman10

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by cogman10 7mo ago
The herd does fracture and split up. Cows aren't usually alone but they will split into smaller groups. That said, when they see the whole group moving they want to join in. On bigger open ranges you do have to count and go explore to
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by cogman10 7mo ago
I'd have guessed the biometrics and location information was the most useful part. But as others have pointed out these are primarily for dairy cows, which is pretty different from raising beef cattle (which is what I did). There is a
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> Livestock theft, agricultural gear theft, is a real thing in AU/NZ as I suspect it is where you work. I mean, I don't want to jinx it, but it's not really been an issue for us. The main theft we've had to deal with
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by cogman10 7mo ago
That could be the big difference. Our herd was for beef which is definitely a lot more hands off vs dairy farming.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
We put our cows out to pasture in the mountains in the spring/summer. Without the fancy tech it takes about a day to gather them all up. But you have to realize, this is a job we do once a year. Gathering the cows from the winter past
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by cogman10 7mo ago
I'm someone that has actually worked with cows. Fences work, really really well. And cows are quite easy animals to herd. They have a natural tendency to just follow along with the group. You can literally move hundreds of head of c
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Which is why I picked the $1000 bike. In the majority of states that's beyond the threshold for felony theft.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Target has security cameras on the outside and staff constantly walking around wrangling carts. That's why I picked this exact example. The evidence is pretty much the same. At many locations, cars at grocery stores get broken into p
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by cogman10 7mo ago
You can become someone's slave if you really want to. The only part that can't be enforced is you can't be coerced to stay. Plenty of cults have slaves in the US. But because the are willing, nothing is done about it.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> it just refuses to adjudicate any dispute that doesn't involve a noble Oh I got news for you, that already happened. Anyone that's had their car broken into, bike stolen, or house burgled can tell you that cops won't do
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Because it's presumably beneficial. It gives your lawyers extra time to prepare for the case or to potentially settle on more favorable terms.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
The performance was reduced without a settings change. That is still a regression even if huge pages mitigates the problem. I'd be curious to know if there's still a regression with hugepages turned on in older kernels. If you ar
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Microsoft's whole "Let's just ship all the dlls" attitude is a big part of the reason a windows install is like 300GB now. Eventually you'd expect that something has to give.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Zswap is a no brainer. I have to wonder why the hesitancy.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
It's a problem depending on how often it happens. Letting a bomber through that takes out a military installation or desalination plant is worse.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
It might, but I'm not sure how much of an issue a false positive is. It's not like Iran has an airforce and it's not like there a bunch of civilian planes flying over head. Also, modern radar can't always tell the diffe
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Especially since it takes like 2 seconds to make said classes unfinal and there are no negative consequences of doing this. But 1999, that was peak "inheritance is how we fix everything" thinking. About the only reason to not do t
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by cogman10 7mo ago
For full house backup, it sort of sucks right now. They are all charging a premium over what you can otherwise get if it's not specifically a whole home product. What I've done and would suggest is right now looking for battery b
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> We haven't been building much battery storage to go along with that solar power That too has pretty recently changed. Even my home state of Idaho is deploying pretty big batteries. It takes almost no time to deploy it's all
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Yeah I've seen that move pulled. Funnily enough by an ex-Microsoft manager.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Sorry, I'm not going to take seriously a report by an AIPAC funded institution from a guy who's basically spent all of Israel's genocide talking about how fake the Hamas numbers are. Basically all his reports have one narrati
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by cogman10 7mo ago
What motivation would Iran have to not commit war crimes? It's not as if the US and Israel are restraining themselves from committing war crimes. Certainly the UN isn't going to step in and do anything. This war started with the
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> Well, it's certainly not limited to bodies that were confirmed by officials in a hospital or morgue. A lot of the casualty reports were from a Google form, or later, a self-hosted form Yes it is. Literally on that form "Not
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Yeah, but amazon isn't going to list it as a line item. Which they should.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
It'd not even be hard for them to stop it, but they just had to be annoying instead. When I first started out on the internet, ads were banners. Literally just images and a link that you could click on to go see some product. That wa
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> It also seems like what I’d expect to find in modern browser fingerprinting code. Exactly what I think it is. It's all for tracking and ultimately for advertisement. Linkedin can get exactly who you are and then they share that
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> So you are essentially agreeing with me that the tech is not there yet That's a bad faith reading of my comment. Do better.
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by cogman10 7mo ago
I'm not sure exactly what the API boundries are. I know that Nvidia is integrated into the kernel and that wayland is talking to nvidia through the kernel. I also know that for accelerated rendering, wayland is talking directly to the
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by cogman10 7mo ago
> Now how much time do you waste on a 700 mile road trip the way you recharge? About 2 hours. And as luck would have it, I also did that trip with an ICE. My non-driving time added about an hour. > Compare it with gas station's
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by cogman10 7mo ago
Yeah, I think eink displays are the happy medium for tech for kids. And even then, you should limit the capabilities to be effectively the same as working with paper. Like, maybe download wikipedia onto the device but don't give inter

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