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by gonzo 4y ago
HN > Reddit > Twitter > FB > ...
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by gonzo 4y ago
Biden can’t pardon state crimes
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by gonzo 4y ago
The indictment is sealed. Nobody knows what it says, not even Trump his lawyers. Trump and his lawyers might know Tuesday at Trump’s arraignment. CNN Law Enforcement analyst John Miller reported (based on two sources) to Erin Burnett that t
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by gonzo 4y ago
“Rules for thee, but not for me.”
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by gonzo 4y ago
So do they just install the kernel?
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by gonzo 4y ago
The bonds (largely mortgage-backed securities) did not decline in value. If they were held to maturity, they would pay full rate. The issue is that the bonds can’t be sold now for anything like npv, because nearly risk-feee government issue
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by gonzo 4y ago
The actual construction of the fab will be far more important than all of this.
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by gonzo 4y ago
https://twitter.com/szeloof/status/1549937044067172352
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by gonzo 4y ago
Sun’s original “enemy” was Digital Equipment Corporation, not the phone company.
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by gonzo 4y ago
The joke (at Sun) back in the day was that a Vax MIP was constant, like an electron volt.
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by gonzo 4y ago
While most at Sun had a Sun in their desk, some (sales, mostly) had Wyse terminals in 1988-1990.
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by gonzo 4y ago
300 baud? Luxury on an acoustic coupler. 150 baud (as a channel for a terminal running at 110 baud) was far more typical.
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by gonzo 4y ago
PfSense runs on arm64. FreeBSD runs on RPi 4. What’s stopping you?
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by gonzo 4y ago
Yes, but at what baud?
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by gonzo 4y ago
$50,000/year will no longer buy a lot of beer
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by gonzo 4y ago
Perhaps. But VCs prefer the first.
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by gonzo 4y ago
Exactly https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2022/12/16/bird/
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by gonzo 4y ago
They aren’t all concave or convex. What the article describes are either Unimount (hub piloted) or “Budd” (stud piloted) wheels. There are also Dayton wheels, but these are increasingly rare.
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by gonzo 4y ago
Presumably they got paid a consulting fee
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by gonzo 4y ago
Back in the day, Unix wrote the time of day in the superblock for the root fs before unmounting it and rebooting.
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by gonzo 4y ago
Since you’re from Nevada… There was a similar incident at the Green Valley Country Club involving a golf club and the overhead lines in the early 1980s
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by gonzo 4y ago
Unless it’s so cold that the pressure is higher than the PRV can … relieve. Same is true of the PRV at the oil filter. If you’re bypassing that, then you’re forcing unfiltered oil into the engine. Also, a too high oil pressure can wash out
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by gonzo 4y ago
This. Exactly.
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Cost
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by gonzo 4y ago
Likely the cop/cab version uses a roller timing chain, which is lower friction that the typical stock chain.
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by gonzo 4y ago
You can’t use the engine. It’s not a DQ. —- Article 23.3d 2018 Sporting Regulations After consultation with the relevant power unit supplier the FIA will attach seals to each of the relevant components within the power unit prior to them be
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by gonzo 4y ago
synthetics work wonders
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Unlikely to be starved, (unless it’s really cold and then you barely have any oil), but bearings can be washed out by high oil pressure, which is a consideration with cold oil.
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by gonzo 4y ago
Once upon a time, before fuel injection and effective manifold heat, cars were not very drivable when cold. The gasoline would not vaporize well in the cold carburetor so the “choke” had to be set to enrich the mixture. When the vaporized f
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by gonzo 4y ago
Michael Tiemann once worked in Sun’s compiler group.

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