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by goda90 1y ago
Heat pumps can move a lot of heat efficiently. Thermoelectric coolers can move heat more precisely and in much smaller packages. They don't need to beat heat pumps at their game to be useful for their own game.
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by goda90 1y ago
Most people put replaceable cases on that extend past the camera bump, so making it flat isn't necessary for those people.
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by goda90 1y ago
Electrolysis? This article seems to be about hydrogen storage, not hydrogen production. Unless I'm misunderstanding the chemistry I don't see how electrolysis is relevant to the battery.
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by goda90 1y ago
No clue how it works functionally these days. But it reminds me of tricks we pulled back in high school programming class. Our school was using Novell NetWare, and some students were given email addresses for various purposes. We discovered
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by goda90 1y ago
Some force 2fa with their app only.
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by goda90 1y ago
Is it because no one else has tried implementing the RCS standard or because Google has some proprietary hold over it?
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by goda90 1y ago
What crime needs to be identified based on transactions? Tax evasion? I can't think of any others that don't leave behind a real world mark that would be the thing that initiates investigation.
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by goda90 1y ago
A light filtering glass cover that lets blue through but not UV could work for the while still using sunlight.
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by goda90 1y ago
> electricity isn't that reliable here and putting in backup power is more expensive than I want to pay A small UPS that can communicate its power state over USB isn't too expensive. So if power goes out, it sends a message to
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by goda90 1y ago
Which they are frequently not giving either.
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by goda90 1y ago
Accountability. Law enforcement officers should fear legal consequences for any illegal and excessive actions done while on duty. If the public can't identify them, and their co-workers don't feel an incentive to turn them in, the
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by goda90 1y ago
Maybe this should make us question why ICE would even need to operate the way they do. Why raids and detention even for people with no history of violent crimes? Why does detention involve so much cruelty? Why is it so easy for legal reside
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by goda90 1y ago
I think the biggest impact we can have, besides getting government regulation involved, is building the market share of an alternative.
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by goda90 1y ago
Aren't there attestation frameworks under development that they could start using too?
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by goda90 1y ago
I'm curious if GrapheneOS or other custom Android builds would be able to avoid these restrictions reasonably. Obviously this is going to impact the supply of apps, since the market share of custom Android is smaller than even the mark
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by goda90 1y ago
I didn't say "just let it grow over" though. Turn it into natural landscape except the part you need for recreation. In many places people almost never play or sit in their front yard, for example. If you make that a natural
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by goda90 1y ago
> you get lost in playing it. The Sims was my first experience with getting lost in a game having a negative impact on my life. Had to do most of a two week 5th or 6th grade geography project in the span of two days after playing the Sim
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by goda90 1y ago
Even better is to turn most of your lawn into natural landscape, leaving just the part you want to use for recreation as mowed.
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by goda90 1y ago
Hook it up to the Internet and get the top Lawn Mowing Simulator players to do it for free.
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by goda90 1y ago
Maybe instead of GPS or camera, it could have a local positioning system instead. 3 small, solar powered beacons can be installed around the yard to be mowed.
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by goda90 1y ago
This obviously varies by animal, but some meats are safe to eat raw or undercooked if the animal was healthy because the meat doesn't have lots of pathogens inside it. Flash freezing won't kill bacteria or viruses that the immune
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by goda90 1y ago
So why not just call it "vegetable and lab grown salmon cells"?
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by goda90 1y ago
The much simpler explanation is that our leaders are focused solely on short term gains. They'll grift their way to them gladly, but investing in infrastructure that'll take years to build and won't be useful until they are g
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by goda90 1y ago
I wouldn't consider that a measure of it's usefulness or lack thereof, but it is an indicator that LLMs continue to not actually work like a human brain, which isn't surprising if you know the technology but might be to the l
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by goda90 1y ago
Even more nefarious is preventing the victim from using their vehicle as a refuge or escape from a dangerous situation such as an attempted murder or kidnapping.
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by goda90 1y ago
The UV light traps attract all sorts of insects that aren't female mosquitos looking for a blood meal. They can catch mosquitos too, but probably not super well. A trap focusing on the scents they follow from humans would do more with
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by goda90 1y ago
> Many explanations have been offered for rising child care costs. The Institute for Family Studies, for example, shows that prices rise with regulations like “group sizes, child-to-staff ratios, required annual training hours, and minim
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by goda90 1y ago
You can target mosquitoes more directly with mosquito dunks. It's a block of dehydrated bacteria that produces a toxin believed to only impact the larva of mosquitoes, fungus gnats, and black flies. Basically you make sure all standin
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by goda90 1y ago
There's a good reason religious tolerance was an outcome of the Enlightenment.
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by goda90 1y ago
Fine motor skills in a broad sense are building block skills, just like reading(which is also declining). It opens up the opportunity for learning more complex skills. Unless we want to go the route of being 100% automated pampering content

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