eppp

19 ms·

181.
by eppp 4y ago
From a sysadmin perspective, these things are so unbelievably frustrating. Just give me a list of things we need to do and we will do it. I don't want to hunt for the requirements and need a law degree to implement it. I looked for wha
182.
by eppp 4y ago
Depends on how much energy the train uses. I would guess that the maintenance and supporting infrastructure for the 'occasional' car would dwarf the cost of a railway.
183.
by eppp 4y ago
We could call it a weather model
184.
by eppp 4y ago
But now a $5,500 civic is 15 years old already with over 200k miles.
185.
by eppp 4y ago
I was born in the 80s and plenty of people were still just throwing it 'over the hill' or 'in a hole'. There are still remnants of it lying around if you know where to look. About 10 years ago when China was buying lots
186.
by eppp 4y ago
x9, it says per server.
187.
by eppp 4y ago
They just choose to do it now?
188.
by eppp 4y ago
This is a completely broken system though. These cleanup fees should be paid for during the waste generation. Just being allowed to pollute everything and then paying out the owners and declaring bankruptcy leaving it to the tax system to c
189.
by eppp 4y ago
I have been on android since very early on. I am pretty much fed up with it at this point. The majority of the phones are just junk. I have paid more at each new iteration of the OS and gotten worse performance.
190.
by eppp 4y ago
Pump it into old oil wells
191.
by eppp 4y ago
I think you could make an argument that nuclear weapons made many parts of the world safer for quite a while in exchange for a catastrophic risk.
192.
by eppp 4y ago
Which war?
193.
by eppp 4y ago
Bing AI gets a pass because it's disruptive. Google doesn't because it is the incumbent. Mystery solved.
194.
by eppp 4y ago
Yes, the place has to be cleaned, but there isnt any reason at all it needs to exist as a separate fee. Just roll it into the price. It isn't negotiable, therefore it is the price.
195.
by eppp 4y ago
It seems like it is currently vaporware in a press release. So, not great?
196.
by eppp 4y ago
Tennessee did as well. There are still limits but coops can serve inside their boundaries but cannot compete against a telephone coop.
197.
by eppp 4y ago
I kind of doubt they trained chatgpt on petabytes of application logs and web server logs. Is keeping all of this crap even useful for more than a small amount of time at this scale? Actual good information will always be useful, most of th
198.
by eppp 4y ago
Why should betting be illegal in the first place? A private transaction that hurts no one seems to be none of the government's business. It shouldnt have to be underground to start with.
199.
by eppp 4y ago
PCs arent getting any better. We have pushed our replacement schedule out to at least 5 years now. Almost everything is web based and whatever isn't an ssd and a mediocre processor can do for almost anyone that isnt in engineering or d
200.
by eppp 4y ago
I was thinking factorio but java also works
201.
by eppp 4y ago
Then why are impersonators legal?
202.
by eppp 4y ago
They should start by making a helion factory factory first.
203.
by eppp 4y ago
The motivation is to have savings so you don't end up at a check cashing place and stuck in a spiral of debt and despair.
204.
by eppp 4y ago
He gets a lot of flack because he is unhinged, waving guns around in the office and checking on his employees sexual relationships.
205.
by eppp 4y ago
There is tons of old crappy software that cannot understand anything else, so it persists. Like fax machines.
206.
by eppp 4y ago
You will pay for it in taxes or at the meat counter. You are going to pay either way and likely both.
207.
by eppp 4y ago
I don't know where you live but in my state (TN) most of the residential heating is electric already in my area. If the gas was turned off, the local coop wouldn't have any issues whatsoever meeting the demand.
208.
by eppp 4y ago
And if you only have a 200A service, your service drop is likely only 2 or 1/0.
209.
by eppp 4y ago
You do not really want to mess with them. They have a sticky fluid in them and it can irritate the skin if you cut into them.
210.
by eppp 4y ago
Squirrels eat them regularly at my house.

More ›