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by dgroshev 4y ago
And even then it got very rough the moment I tried to do higher types of continuity in Fusion360. Maybe SolidWorks handles it better.
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by dgroshev 4y ago
It might have its niche as season scale energy storage. It's pretty easy and cheap to store it in underground cavities, they are good enough for helium [1] which leaks even easier than hydrogen. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org
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by dgroshev 4y ago
This is one option: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMg6zVdYI0g really impressive, I didn't know it's a thing
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by dgroshev 4y ago
They even proclaimed a lot of territory they don’t hold as their own, including the entire Donetsk oblast, so it’s “defending” by trying to grab and hold more land.
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by dgroshev 4y ago
FWIW gross ridership numbers suggest it was an era of slow decline, until it got privatised and the number of passengers skyrocketed https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GBR_rail_passenger...
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by dgroshev 4y ago
It sounds true, but I'd be wary of selection bias (ugly and shoddy Victorian buildings got demolished and replaced) and glorification of old (lots of Victorian terrace houses just seem "quaint" nowadays but would not be accep
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by dgroshev 4y ago
For me it was the stability. I haven’t tried OpenWRT, but OPNsense was quite troublesome. I don’t do anything exotic, just standard dualstack and some firewalling, but OPNsense at some point stopped being able to get the ipv6 interface up,
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by dgroshev 4y ago
How many of those get exploited on firewalled networks before they're remotely patched though? My whole point above that it does actively hurt, with devices randomly misbehaving at exactly wrong times. It's not enough to set up ev
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by dgroshev 4y ago
It doesn't follow. There are a lot of homes, so even if 1% of all home networks had "rogue" devices in them they'd dominate DDoS attacks. Besides, it's not HomePods or Withings smart scales or Hue bridges doing tha
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by dgroshev 4y ago
The alternative is roughly what google called BeyondCorp — not trusting your network and doing explicit auth everywhere it matters, maybe with a sprinkle of Tailscale to simplify auth and encryption. If you're worried about your networ
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by dgroshev 4y ago
I'd sub the ISP router for a £120 topton box with vyos on it, just because it can handle smart queues at line rate. It's really nice when you have exactly the same low ping and jitter regardless of other load on the network, with
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by dgroshev 4y ago
In my experience, the main issue with setups like that is IoT/convenience devices being subtly broken because of all the firewalling. Then you suddenly find yourself trying to figure out why you can't just airprint from your ipad
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by dgroshev 4y ago
Some things I realised after going through my OpenWRT and later OPNsense phases: - complexity is fun to play with during the initial setup, but it sucks long term - VLANs and inter-VLAN firewalling is needlessly complex, brings endless frus
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by dgroshev 4y ago
The only factual bits in the post: - Biden saying that NS2 will not go forward - the pipeline is blown up Did I miss anything? Because the rest is conjectures, one anonymous source, and references to historical events. I don't understa
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by dgroshev 4y ago
> There is already around -0.9W/m2 of radiative forcing due to shipping (sulphur in shipping fuels) which is massive compared to volcanos. It follows then that the effort to clean up ocean freight will backfire by accelerating globa
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by dgroshev 4y ago
This is very, very much not true. Do vaccines or antibiotics "work on symptoms"? Do knee replacements "work on symptoms" of our bodies being unable to regenerate cartilage? The only superficial "work on symptoms&quo
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by dgroshev 4y ago
You yet again ignored the point and instead appealed to authority. It's also factually false. * UK approving Sizewell C for £20bn https://www.ft.com/content/11ca7193-f7d8-496f-bb90-d3270b2cf... * about 60 reactors
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by dgroshev 4y ago
It is a nice demonstration of an impact of a fairly mild unexpected drop in generation. Renewables, as things stand, are that, all the time, on steroids. You don't need as much storage if you have nuclear and you can't compare the
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by dgroshev 4y ago
I don't understand why do you think it's "past its sell-by date". The wealthiest country in the world had a statewide blackout when generation dropped really mildly compared to intra-day, intra-month, and intra-season va
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by dgroshev 4y ago
They are more expensive only when compared to a marginal kWh put at time of solar/wind’s convenience into the grid that is stabilised by other means (mostly fossils). Look up how much electricity went up in Texas last time the generati
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Millisecond Accurate Chrony NTP with a USB GPS for $12 USD(austinsnerdythings.com)
22 points by dgroshev 4y ago|0 comments
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Russia sanctions threaten Commonwealth's supply chain (2022)(axios.com)
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by dgroshev 4y ago
It's a shame Vinay disappeared from this thread.
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by dgroshev 4y ago
I believe I have a solid hypothesis for what happened there https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33889445 If they indeed ordered a valuation for the whole plot as they did with the environmental assessment, it explains both
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by dgroshev 4y ago
Oh my god, looking at one of your reports [1] I just realised what could have happened Please tell me you didn't get a valuation for the whole plot HP123436 instead of the sliver that is actually in that title and is described on the
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by dgroshev 4y ago
You're replying to a different person, I'm not phphphphp and I didn't call you evasive. Reading through a sibling subthread with phphphphp, I just can't understand how you can tell that with a straight face. What "c
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by dgroshev 4y ago
The buyer is a one person company with £14k in cash and £16k in debts as of the last year https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/c... They have an empty cookie cutter website https://westlondo
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by dgroshev 4y ago
Russia doesn't have refugees, it has a tiny number of people seeking asylum after protesting against the regime. Middle class Russians fleeing conscription are not exactly comparable with people seeking refuge from Russian bombs, are
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by dgroshev 4y ago
Indeed, that's the classical game theoretic view. However, consider two possibilities: - what if deployment of an effective BMD is covert and piecemeal, and is presented as fait accompli? The first to do that wins, and we only have one
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by dgroshev 4y ago
What do you mean "keep in check"? In my experience people caring about the product and value that it brings to the world and having real visible impact on it don't need "keeping in check". It is important to screen

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