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by edaemon 5y ago
Did you mean to swap those? Current nuclear power plants use fission, while fusion is still in development.
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by edaemon 5y ago
Looks like it's WASM: > Introducing the worker crate, available on GitHub and crates.io, which makes Rust developers feel right at home on the Workers platform by running code inside the V8 WebAssembly engine.
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by edaemon 5y ago
This definitely isn't the best way because it's far from painless, but we use GitHub Actions to run some Ansible playbooks. When there's a problem that needs debugging we add a tmate[0] session with mxschmitt's action[1]
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by edaemon 5y ago
Yes and no. If the Germans had some well-fortified position only to see a T-72B3 fitted with explosive reactive armor and an active protection system roll in? Yes, in that case, the Germans are toast. In practical terms they would not be ab
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by edaemon 5y ago
The criticism regarding Cloudflare as an MITM is odd: > The connection is encrypted between the browser and CloudFlare, and between CloudFlare and the website if the website has a SSL certificate, but the communication in-between remains
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by edaemon 5y ago
DC fast charging can be almost as expensive per mile as gas, but charging at home or at a commercial L2 (non-fast) charger is much cheaper.
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by edaemon 5y ago
In Oregon where it's recreationally legal it isn't an issue. You'll catch a whiff of it here and there but it's far from common.
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by edaemon 5y ago
They're looking at the deaths per capita, not the case-fatality ratio.
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by edaemon 5y ago
> The disparity between the Premier League teams and the other leagues is huge already. In the last 25 years, only 5 were won by EPL teams. La Liga has 11. Serie A and the Bundesliga have 4 each.
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by edaemon 5y ago
I'm pretty sure they're referencing Apple saying it took "courage" to remove the iPhone's headphone jack.
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by edaemon 6y ago
It is hidden in the HTML form sense. <input name="amount" type="hidden" value="15000"> It doesn't become visible to the user until you click the radio button.
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by edaemon 6y ago
It's not misleading at all; it's an input with the type set to "hidden". The field doesn't become visible until you select the radio button for that subscription level. <input name="amount" type=&qu
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by edaemon 6y ago
no-cache: you MAY store this, but you MUST revalidate with the server before using it must-revalidate: you MUST revalidate with the server before using this after it expires They overlap but address different things; no-cache is for cache
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by edaemon 6y ago
Which accusation are you referring to?
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by edaemon 6y ago
I'm not sure an app that allows you to put your entire account balance into options trades is engaging in good-faith paternalism by preventing people from buying a particular stock.
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by edaemon 6y ago
Charging stations coordinate with the vehicle to determine the charge rate, so there's no restriction based on power. Other EVs technically could use the Supercharger network, though many of them wouldn't be able to charge at the
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by edaemon 6y ago
Well, that applies to this article. Tesla left other automakers in the dust "in some markets" -- and by "some" I really mean just one: the US. Tesla is the leader globally, but the article claims that other automakers a
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by edaemon 6y ago
This article leaves out a lot of information. > ...none of the major incumbent automakers seems to pose much of a threat to market leader Tesla, which has become nearly synonymous with EVs. This is only true in the US. In Europe VW and
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by edaemon 6y ago
Vercel's functions do run at the edge, but Netlify's are just AWS Lambda functions.
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by edaemon 6y ago
They offer features that you'd have to build yourself with S3, e.g.: - HTTPS with automatic certificate provisioning - CDN - CI/CD integration - Add-on features like CMS, identity management, functions, etc. They also tend to offe
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by edaemon 6y ago
The Matrix implementation I most like: https://element.io/
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by edaemon 6y ago
No, not at the time of retraction.
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by edaemon 6y ago
Those networks called Florida for Gore, not the whole election.
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by edaemon 6y ago
The absence of a denial does not at all constitute "strong evidence" of anything.
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by edaemon 6y ago
Wouldn't the same logic apply to someone drawing or painting a historical event based on written source material? I find it hard to believe these academics would criticize Paul Philippoteaux for the Gettysburg Cyclorama despite it go
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by edaemon 6y ago
I'm not sure how useful it is, but they do have a left-handed mode: https://support.remarkable.com/hc/en-us/articles/36000687545...
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by edaemon 6y ago
The discharge rate could still damage the batteries.
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by edaemon 6y ago
They don't work like a traditional sail but "rotor sails" are a fairly recent innovation and seem interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotor_ship I've seen articles here and there about adding
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by edaemon 6y ago
I found this in the SRE posting: "Who May Apply: All United States citizens and nationals (residents of American Samoa and Swains Islands) and applicants must not be GSA employees or contractors"
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by edaemon 6y ago
Aren't most women's rights advocates asking for more maternity leave, not less?

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