ferongr

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by ferongr 5y ago
I see no issue with such law.
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by ferongr 5y ago
China is capitalist, in some way a lot more than "western"countries.
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by ferongr 6y ago
>but it's also bonded to neutral at the switchboard anyway Depends on the country. Over here protective earth is entirely separate from neutral, and there's a separate earth stake for each consumer. This is the TT system.
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by ferongr 6y ago
Post your ABX logs.
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by ferongr 6y ago
If someone chose to go to a leisure activity instead of voting in a very important referendum that supposedly decided the future of the nation, then their vote was not worth much in the first place.
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by ferongr 6y ago
You should wear glasses constantly both to be safer towards yourself and towards others and to also reduce the cognitive load you experience.
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by ferongr 6y ago
I wouldn't trust a high voltage battery pack that is structurally important to the chassis to the minimum wage equivalent of an oil place technician with the uuga-duuga impact gun.
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by ferongr 6y ago
Carrying 35kg of groceries sucks. Especially when it rains. Personally, I drive 2km to a larger store with underground parking instead of visiting the store two blocks away.
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by ferongr 6y ago
There must be something wrong with your system. https://i.imgur.com/KtTbjkq.png
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by ferongr 6y ago
>It's generally a bad idea to drink coke Not really, it's not worse compared to many other things people consume.
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by ferongr 6y ago
>It's higher fidelity than 320 kbps No it's not. SNR is at best 65dB, low frequencies go through processing before getting cut to account for limitations of the medium and channel separation is less than 30dB. Furthermore, ther
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by ferongr 6y ago
Well, with a carbureted engine that has no mechanism to limit RPM, you're probably not actually producing work at maximum RPM, but rather wasting mixture due to valve float. In essence, you're not burning that mixture. If you did,
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by ferongr 6y ago
Not really. The actual load on the engine when redlining it while stationary is very small. You can monitor the fuel injector duty cycle, air flow mass or the useful "Load" PID using an OBD scanner like Torque.
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by ferongr 6y ago
I think that's some iOS peculiarity, or non-standard latency compensation implementation. On Android all bluetooth headphones I've tried seem to work fine for non realtime applications, and many (like Sony's great wf-1000xm3)
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by ferongr 6y ago
Cherry switches are considered mediocre these days. There are way better tactile switches with smoother operation and tactility levels to suit all tastes. Example being the Zealio V2 67g.
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by ferongr 6y ago
Seems like the UK was spared from the crappiness that is FTTP. Relying on ancient copper for the last 50-300 meters sucks, and the issues that plagued ADSL are still present.
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by ferongr 6y ago
Post your ABX logs.
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by ferongr 6y ago
ID cards?
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by ferongr 6y ago
And has a big probability of killing your VDSL connection, (Homeplug frequencies overlap with those used by VDSL), in addition to polluting the HAM spectrum with wideband interference.
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by ferongr 7y ago
Depends. MILCs are generally pretty hard on battery and keeping a constant GPS lock would exacerbate their generally poor "active standby" (camera turned on with the viewfinder or LCD active) battery life. On the other hand, my sm
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by ferongr 7y ago
Geotagging on my X-T3 with the Camera remote Android app is very reliable to be honest. And you don't have to query the phone at the same rate as you're taking pictures, it's perfectly sane to assume the same location for 5-1
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by ferongr 7y ago
It's closed source software, it could do either thing.
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by ferongr 7y ago
That will not produce anywhere close to the claimed power. 50-100W output is more likely, as under load the turbine would slow down reducing output voltage. Measuring no load voltage and claiming some output power based on that is bogus.
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by ferongr 7y ago
I'm one of those "customers". I tried using connecting to my old account to check out the app after 4 years but I was asked for ID verification, which for some reason failed, in order to be able to do anything. I can't c
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by ferongr 7y ago
The "inside" one obviously. The 2-point reverse turn is more designed to test your skill into reversing outside a blocked street back into a perpendicular street, but the skills involed apply to reverse angle parking too.
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by ferongr 7y ago
>The displays were usually so mushy that everything looked kind of smooth Only in countries lacking a standardized high image quality connector like SCART. I remember my old SNES with a SCART cable looking extremely sharp and clear on ou
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by ferongr 7y ago
Can't you use the website and take a screenshot or "Print to PDF" to display on screen during the check-in/boarding process?
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by ferongr 7y ago
You should use the rear axle as a guidline, not the B-pillar, it's more accurate, and it's how a 2-point reverse turn is taught to be done by driving instructors here. Driving exams involve performing a 2-point reverse turn with t
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by ferongr 7y ago
But then you have to suffer using Firefox on Android.
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by ferongr 7y ago
Quant only exists in order to receive all that sweet, sweet grant money.

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