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by danhor 5y ago
Oh wow, thats quite a bit more remote than I imagined and goes far beyond the typical urban/rural spectrum, there's probably nothing that extreme in the EU. Since this is a very niche issue, I fear that will be a hard problem to s
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by danhor 5y ago
> There are people who live in very remote places where electric is not possible, and in some cases extremely dangerous. Not sure where that comes from. Modern EVs have > 400km of real range, which is already more than what you'd
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by danhor 5y ago
The issue with hybrids is that they're often used as a regular non-EV car, resulting in very little reduction of emissions. Combined with more energy-intensive production, this makes them pretty useless when looking at their environmen
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by danhor 5y ago
> Can you not capture your screen manually and make it available to your browser as a generic web cam? I could but I didn't anticipate that issue with larger meetings and it caught me by surprise My understanding is that the web cam
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by danhor 5y ago
In my case, I've had a few issues with screen sharing online meetings: - Webex doesn't provide screen sharing in larger meetings via WebRTC. It really sucks, since it works in smaller ones and people really get suprised by this. -
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by danhor 5y ago
There's an option to automagically add devices from other, trusted devices. I simply save the syncthing config and remove the database, so that the device stays the same, but doesn't retain any sync data
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by danhor 5y ago
> you're suggesting that the unvaccinated have become drastically more infectious for no apparent reason Isn't that the point of concern about the variants? Alpha is vastly more infectious than the original and delta is even m
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by danhor 5y ago
To tunnel pci-e over usb-c Thunderbolt or USB-4 is needed, which this device doesn't seem to support.
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by danhor 5y ago
No idea how that happened, I guess I simply forget the dualcore cpu on the original model. But to one-up the nitpicky-ness one could argue that the "real" game performance still has a more than 8x increase, since both models seem
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by danhor 5y ago
The DSi has four times the ram and the main processor is twice as fast as the DS. The GB Color is also twice as fast and has more than double the RAM. (Although one can argue if it's an upgrade or a real "separate" console) T
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by danhor 5y ago
Seriously depends on what you do. Iq you're doing really low-level stuff, you could probably get in the microsecond range quite easily (for trivial stuff). But 8 milliseconds doesn't sound that impressive to me.
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by danhor 5y ago
At least on Android, they're not really hiding the option of not using an account as opposed to what microsoft is doing. Probably because most people will use one anyway for the play store.
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by danhor 5y ago
But they increase the likelihood by a lot. There can't be a perfect system (apart from no one crosses the border, which is not feasible for other reasons), so this is a pretty good compromise.
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by danhor 5y ago
What Frenk is effectively saying is that he doesn't want his packages redistributed by distros. Since this is a dependency of home assistant, this means home assistant (as the whole package) can't be distributed if his wishes are
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by danhor 5y ago
The regulations are a consequence of the technology being risky if not properly regulated. This does not apply to most renewables (with the exception of dams for electricity generation)
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by danhor 5y ago
Efficient by what standard? The ones you listed? One of the largest negatives of nuclear is it's cost efficiency, namely it being pretty bad and not dropping, compared to renewables > no technology exists at scale, particularly no
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by danhor 5y ago
Since he mostly talked about having them in parallel, this might not be an issue for him. I also think a bms can solve that issue
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by danhor 5y ago
That's subsidized via the sim-lock. The "real" prize is probably more like 80$.
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by danhor 5y ago
The best pick in probably https://github.com/jeelabs/esp-link . Uart via telnet or a webpage and a run-time cofigurable baudrate
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by danhor 5y ago
> and this is somehow all Apple's fault? Unfortunately yes. Apple (or MacOS specifically) doesn't support DisplayPort MST, which allows using multiple displays over a single DisplayPort connector. Since non-thunderbolt usb-c vi
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by danhor 5y ago
Quick Charging 3.0 is more-or-less a hack and shouldn't be done on usb-c (unfortunately, cheap manufacturers still do). Quick Charging 4.0 is just USB-PD, so a different name but compatible.
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by danhor 5y ago
The Apple Thunderbolt 3 Pro Cable (2 m) is one of the only cables that can support everything usb-c over such a long distance [1]. But that costs 129$, which just wouldn't work for smartphone charging for which cables (usb-c 2.0 &
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by danhor 5y ago
The point of the comment is that the CNIL handled the part that the "good architect" would have needed to do, thus saving the company 5-10k. The company "only" needed to implement it, the other part was handled for them.
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by danhor 5y ago
This is a popular argument, but I'd argue isn't really true. Looking at electrical engineering, there is no standard license and no standard of performance. Like programming, it's just too broad across different areas with va
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by danhor 5y ago
This (probably) also means that Siemens now owns Tindie & Hackaday, which seems kinda off
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Siemens accelerates digital marketplace strategy with acquisition of Supplyframe(press.siemens.com)
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by danhor 5y ago
On Laptops: It's probably because all DPs are routed through the usb-c connectors. No one does hdmi over usb-c, so they're left-over.
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by danhor 5y ago
I'm not sure if more linguistic diversity will help FLOSS. For a lot of floss software, there isn't even enough documentation in English and looking at communities that tend to have resources in their own languages (Chinese and Ja
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by danhor 5y ago
(Not sure if this is the official explanation, but makes sense to me) The issue is that you have references to the String (it's borrowed). That means it can't change, which isn't/can't be expressed in this struct. I
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by danhor 5y ago
The reason is that ordering PCBs take ~2 weeks and cost 6$, where any time invested in making them yourself is more expensive. Additionally a 3D printer is much less of a hassle to use (basically level the bed, start the print and wait) t

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