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The cost of Hill Country quarries: Dirt, dust, muddy creeks, altered rivers(expressnews.com)
2 points by esaym 5y ago|0 comments
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Improving Latency with Active Queue Management (AQM) During Covid-19(arxiv.org)
2 points by esaym 5y ago|0 comments
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School pays $547,000 in ransomware payment(ksat.com)
4 points by esaym 5y ago|0 comments
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by esaym 5y ago
But how do you catch flies!?!?!
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The Texas Horned Lizard(texasmonthly.com)
1 points by esaym 5y ago|0 comments
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by esaym 5y ago
How radar tracking worked in the good ol' days [0] [0] http://www.donhollway.com/foxtwo/crusader.mp4
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Home Rolled Store with the Vue.js Composition API(vueschool.io)
2 points by esaym 5y ago|0 comments
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by esaym 5y ago
> Also, not beating on the engine until oil has warmed up to temp will elongate the bearing lifespan quite a bit. I am curious if there is proof to this. I've always felt the same way. I know in the "old days" with iron pi
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by esaym 5y ago
It sounds like he wanted some very precise work done. Quality in the blue collar trades has gone to nil in the last decade. And if you do find someone that is very detailed and "by the book" level of quality, you are going to pay
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by esaym 5y ago
Note to replace copper wiring with aluminum, you have to go up at least one gauge size.
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by esaym 5y ago
> EVs don't need a catalytic converter, so that's a big thing in their favor. I feel there is some sort of scam going on with catalytic converters for the last few years. I actually worked in a small family owned auto shop in t
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by esaym 5y ago
I remember traveling from Texas to Florida back in 1997 with my family to go to Disney World. We stayed in motels all the way and I remember the signs out front saying $25 per night. I never stayed in a motel/hotel since then until 201
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by esaym 5y ago
>This market for social investing is saturated And what are some examples?
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by esaym 6y ago
It is not hard to set up openvpn in TCP mode and running on port 443 you know....
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by esaym 6y ago
Any kind of antifreeze or salt would be an environment issue, never mind the issue of it corroding metal. Ice build up and "defrost cycles" are not really an issue if managed right. But the issue is people buying the cheapest opti
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Python Steering Council Q&A for PyCon 2021(mail.python.org)
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by esaym 6y ago
> But not in very cold environments. This depends on what you mean by "cold" and there are several other factors as well. For one, they work great below 28 degrees. For the area between 28-34, there can be issues. In this range
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by esaym 6y ago
> I thought it would take more than a decade to implement when it was announced, The idea of low orbit satellites for internet has been around at least since the late 1990's [0] [0]: https://tinyurl.com/9frjxbhz
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Woven Teams: The Future of Hiring(woventeams.com)
3 points by esaym 6y ago|0 comments
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by esaym 6y ago
I would grab the "Django Crash Course" from Feldroy[0]. It is a tutorial starting from nothing, and you build a very basic app. Which sounds unimpressive, but it shows you all the best practices for app layout etc and when combi
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by esaym 6y ago
> Cryptomining is a waste of energy and compute resources. As others have pointed out, there is a lot of waste everywhere. If I lived further up north, I would certainly take advantage of using a compute cluster to heat my house while al
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by esaym 6y ago
I looked into Ubiquiti years ago while trying to find a decent access point. Couldn't stand the thought of having to configure stuff "in the cloud" or running the then giant Java based controller locally. Floundered some with
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by esaym 6y ago
Yes, I came to lament AWStats as well. I remember when google started stripping search terms in their referring urls. So then you didn't know what search terms were pointing to your site. Google's answer was to just get your site
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by esaym 6y ago
Don't forget China: https://foxsanantonio.com/news/yami-investigates/chinese-win...
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by esaym 6y ago
>As a vegan, I am concerned about the cruel treatment of farm animals. For a somewhat malicious counter point... if the entire world stopped using dairy and beef, the cow as we know it would quickly go extinct. They have no natural habit
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by esaym 6y ago
This. What is amazing is that everything has been filmed and yet people still disagree with what is being seen .
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by esaym 6y ago
I've given up tracking this stuff. Just been adding https://make-linux-fast-again.com/ to my grub configs everwhere.
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by esaym 6y ago
Maybe they saw the gold as an investment that would double in value every 10 years?
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by esaym 6y ago
I've been using the Nordic Pure filters for many years now. Way better (and cheaper) than the stuff you get at home depot, etc.
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by esaym 6y ago
I attended "poor" schools most of my life. Graphing calculators were provided and rarely we had homework. The irony was, once I got to college, for our calculus class we were only allowed to use a basic calculator.

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