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by eqvinox 1y ago
funnily enough, the graph & data are missing on archive.today, and you get "The president's net approval rating is NaN%," That said I have no idea why this article was posted on HN to begin with. It's not even news.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> So the hospital had billed us for the master procedure and then again for every component of it. Uh. Call me naïve, but how is this not fraud?
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by eqvinox 1y ago
You might want to read the documentation on "git remote". You can pull/fetch and push between repos quite arbitrarily, with plain ssh.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Sure, not perfect, but quite a bit better. Getting from A to Z involves a few letters inbetween...
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> All medical interventions carry a risk and there is always a threshold where that risk outweighs any potential benefit. Neither Germany nor France nor the UK advise against vaccinating children against COVID. The Germans explicitly sa
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Except long term effects from COVID are not fully understood yet, especially in children. Feels like unnecessary gambling to me.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
With the information you're giving, my decision would probably be to take the non-clip TC2030 or TC2050 (I've never needed 14 pins) footprint and overlay the footprint for a regular 1.27mm SMD connector on top of it. Cortex debug
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by eqvinox 1y ago
git clone ssh://username@hostname/path/to/repo this is equivalent to: git clone username@hostname:path/to/repo and if your usernames match between local and remote: git clone hostname:pa
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by eqvinox 1y ago
There might be fewer small crates, but I've still seen massive dependency lists. Case in point: tokio. How many "related" crates do you deal with for various features? 5? 50? It's not great.
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ACK on all. I should be a bit more clear maybe.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Those 3 years are on shaky grounds, the way they're burning through Prime Ministers ;)
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Thanks, yes, it was a reference to Fourth to Fifth, and maybe soon Sixth Republic (depending on how things go…)
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by eqvinox 1y ago
The U.S. is running an outdated installation of democracy. The French approach of just rebooting and reinstalling the entire thing seems like a good idea at this point. Except the populace is already badly split into warring camps.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Indeed, DC with unknown polarity. The switching frequency of the rectifier is amazingly low ;D
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> This is veering into pedantry, It's not veering, it's a full on car crash ;) You run MACsec either with 802.1X, or with your switch vendor's favorite color of proprietary switch-to-switch 802.1X replacement. MACsec with
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> And the UISP product line is really meant for wireless ISP operators, not consumers, where the risks of passive PoE are smaller. I'm afraid that's not how it works out in actual practice, it's the other way around: WISP
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by eqvinox 1y ago
https://eu.store.ui.com/eu/en/products/loco5ac Still being sold with 24V passive "PoE" (It's 802.3af btw)
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Don't buy Ubiquiti. Personally speaking, anyone doing passive PoE (even if only on other device series you're not looking at) is automatically on my shitlist. I'm not surprised they can f* up a basic PoE injector. The reaso
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> - Was having a conversation today about isolation and grounding for POE (product has a metal case). Do you have a reference? Or standard? Huh. I'm not the GP poster but interesting question. AFAIK there is no proper ground referen
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> ideal diode full bridge rectifiers For the less electronically inclined, an "ideal diode" surprisingly does not contain plain diodes, it refers to actively controlling MOSFETs to function as diodes. They're more efficien
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> Passive POE: Not even once. Amen.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> There are multiple PoE standards. No, there aren't, not in the way you imply. There is the IEEE 802 PoE standards, which are all compatible (save for not enough power), and designed to carefully negotiate and especially never bre
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by eqvinox 1y ago
There are never multiple sources; a midspan PoE injector breaks the power flow and injects only its own power supply. It's done through the center tap on the Ethernet transformers. Midspans have another set of those transformers and in
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by eqvinox 1y ago
No searching by PCIe support it seems :'( (Or I'm too stupid to use it.) btw: https://geizhals.eu/?cat=mbarm - but also no search by PCIe there
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by eqvinox 1y ago
And yet, LLVM is thriving, and not desolately crying for proprietary commercial improvements to be fed back by their creators. It's an odd balance, sometimes it works out, this seems to be such a case.
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Indeed that Mastodon post refers to the sibling to yours. I genuinely can't bear the contradiction. My reply below is as polite as I could manage; on Mastodon there is no point in attempting to restrain my bafflement :)
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> If I can walk on land that says private property, it's not private. I'll remember to use that argument when I get ticketed for trespassing. Dude. Dudette. Duderino. Did you think this through before you hit post? I'm tal
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by eqvinox 1y ago
> Resizeable Bar Support on the Raspberry Pi Why'd the capitalisation of BAR get lost between the article and here? It's a little triggering. Other than that, nice to see, a lot of ARM SoCs & SBCs have asininely small PCIe
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by eqvinox 1y ago
If you can call it, it's not private, it's that simple. Putting a "please don't call this" on is just naïve. Even in legal matters, it's already the case that laws that aren't enforced are worthless, cf. d
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by eqvinox 1y ago
Okay, but just blocking content isn't much better than being unengaged, in the long term. They will get exposed anyway, if only from a friend (whose parents are unengaged and lazy) who has no restrictions on their phone. The important

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