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by deelowe 3y ago
Linux gaming just isn't there and I use my PC mostly for gaming, so that's a difficult decision.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Well something is going on. I used to go to concerts all the time when I was younger and they were far far cheaper than what they cost today even when accounting for inflation.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> So many times, security has so many roadblocks, that folks work around it, simply to be productive. This has been my experience. We had someone set a secure instance following all the policies and such. Then they moved to another org i
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by deelowe 3y ago
Gotta love false dichotomies. There are anti-kickback and guard solutions on the market today. They suck on the cheaper saws but it would be a hell of a lot less expensive to fix that than add a saw stop.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Bosch pulled their saws from the market. Speculation is that they were unreliable or posed some sort of liability risk.
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by deelowe 3y ago
It works on conduction and capacitance. It's not immune from false positives.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Capitalism isn't the problem. There is no system which prevents the elite and powerful from taking advantage of the working class.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Still seems like a traditional hybrid would be more efficient. I'm not sure what's gained by removing the mechanical coupling altogether (other than cost/reliability).
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by deelowe 3y ago
That seems unlikely. A mechanical coupling should be close to near perfect efficiency where as using the engine to drive electric motors requires several conversion steps.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Unfortunately, repeated injections cause scar tissue build up. This is the main reason I've steered clear of any injection based therapy. They work fine at first but over time accelerate degeneration.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I've never been exposed to that side of things but always wondered do certain levels datamine this information? For example, do they get reports on user activity during the day... A pareto of employee activity perhaps by userid? I mean
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by deelowe 3y ago
We don't know the specific process failure. While I appreciate your anger, it's a bit premature.
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by deelowe 3y ago
There are two companies and multiple teams involved. It sounds like this is a process gap. One company has a process that states to remove and reinstall the doors but doesn't mention checking torque. Second company takes over and their
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by deelowe 3y ago
Training workloads are highly variable and mostly consistent across the cluster (all systems ramp up and down at the same time).
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by deelowe 3y ago
DC power demand is anything but constant. This is getting worse with ML clusters. There's an entire cottage industry focused on optimizing power utilization. There are huge incentives for DC operators who can guarantee consistent high
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by deelowe 3y ago
My understanding is that it actually is (or at least probably is) illegal to create and play your own backups...
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by deelowe 3y ago
Yuzu did not allow totk to be ran until after the release date. Not sure what else they could have done.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Hrmm. Can you explain further? What sort of inaction would make them legally liable?
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by deelowe 3y ago
Yuzu has amazing compatibility. I'm guessing it's getting too good for Nintendo. Their concerns with TotK are not without merit. I played it on Yuzu (on PC) because it was a much better experience than on the switch. Within a few
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by deelowe 3y ago
I'm sure there's liability, copyright, and trademark concerns as well.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I used to work at BellSouth in outside plant engineering in the early 2000s. That's exactly what it was. Of course, by then any expansion was done via remote terminals and COs were becoming very antiquated.
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by deelowe 3y ago
That sounds a bit silly. Why can't funny be "faked?" Plenty of successful comedians practiced and had to learn to be funny. So there's clearly a method to it.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Because then we'd see articles about how the next start up missed their opportunity whenever their site unexpectedly got discussed on the latest Rogan episode and subsequently was taken offline by the limits being tripped.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Fair enough. Nyquest and all that, with a sufficiently fast CPU anything is possible.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> Not bettero or worse than software emulators. FPGAs and the associated dev tools allow for timing analysis/timing constraints that cannot be done with software based emulators.
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by deelowe 3y ago
When your aim is constant growth, you're going to build your strategy towards what resonated with younger age groups.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> Not sure why x-rays are still being used when there appears to be better and safer alternatives It all has to do with how medical billing is structured. Xrays were already cheap before the current model was put in place so they are the
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by deelowe 3y ago
2%, really? Man, I thought US mortgage rates got pretty low following 2008.
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by deelowe 3y ago
That all sounds well and good until you're the department head of the 1000 person floppy processing division and it comes time to cut the entire division.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Jaxa) said it re-established contact with the lander on Sunday, indicating that the glitch had been fixed. I think the question is what exactly was "fixed?" Waiting for the sun to chang

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