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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
> If provided back to the grid, the homeowner should get paid the spot price like every other generator, not full residential rates. I mean "should" depends on the goal of the pricing policy right? If the goal is a "fair c
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I see the comments here are overwhelmingly positive, so I will keep an open mind. That said, someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but this runs binary code loaded over the internet in your browser? As a free-software advocate, this
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I'm not involved with the project...just an admirer. I do know that it has a headless option in the command line invocation.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Check https://github.com/servo/homebrew-servo/issues?q=is%3Aissue+...
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Re the building, if you're on mac with homebrew, it should be as easy as: brew install --HEAD servo/servo/servo and servo -w http://wikipedia.org Keep in mind though, servo has a long way to go.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
When she says "In the 2020s, we’ll launch our next robotic missions to Jupiter; they’ll arrive and do science in the 2030s, and will hopefully persist for a decade or so.", she's referring to the upcoming Europa mission.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Except they'll make it cost prohibitive to stream anything but those that pay the fee to T-Moble by artificially increasing the price for data.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
No, it's about me being able to get the content of my choice at the same rate as the big boys. If I want to watch a programming live stream (I'm not much for modern family.), I should be able to do it at the same cost as any other
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I love that simple and direct writing style.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
> However, to be completely pedantic: would this actually be a planet? This is one of the paper's author's answer to that question. http://www.findplanetnine.com/2016/01/is-planet-nine-planet....
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Skepticism is warranted, but keep in mind that Mike "pluto killer" Brown, one of the authors, has an impressive track record. He discovered Eris and Sedna.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Before people suggest bitcoin--and I love bitcoin--it probably wouldn't solve this guy's fraud problem. Yes, it would stop the fraud, but there are simply too few people willing to pay in bitcoin.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
My B&N had this "Branded Solutions Food Service" coffee. It was not a good experience. They didn't have the usual Starbucks coffees and it wasn't even hot.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I've modified configuration files on a FreeBSD filesystem image with a hex editor to cause it to obtain a dhcp lease and allow password ssh login for the default account. (Linux cannot read/write to the default FreeBSD filesystem.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I've done it myself on a FreeBSD RPi image. I don't see why it wouldn't work on linux.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
If you don't have a computer that can read and write the filesystem on the image, it gets a little more complicated. In that case, you might be able to make these changes using a hex editor directly on the Raspbian images.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
What model box do you use? I've been looking for something affordable for the job.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
This was just 2048 for iOS though I don't know that this was the cause. It might have just been the iphone radio causing interference on the speaker.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
It sounds crazy, but I noticed my phone was emitting a quiet, high-pitched buzzing sound when I had 2048 open the other day. I wonder if this is what I was noticing.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Earned? Accrued maybe, but I don't think earned is the appropriate word.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Here's one link, but all you need to do is search google for "NO2 life expectancy". http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/isee/p-3-30-13/
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
What I find interesting is that Uber doesn't seem to be having an effect on private car use. From the article, in the busiest part of New York, "Uber gained 3.10 million pickups, while taxis lost 3.09 million." I read this to
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I wonder how accurate a modern INS system is. I'll bet it's pretty good.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
Very slick identity verification process. Instead of requiring a scan of your driver's license or other identifying document, they ask you for questions about your history. I've seen a similar process used at etrade.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I love Rust, but it's important to understand what it promises and what it doesn't. While Rust is considered a "safe" language, I think the term is a little misleading. I prefer "memory-safe." There are plenty
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I combine "find ./" and grep instead of learning how to use find. (I'm a terrible person.)
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
We are the drones.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
For those wondering, it's Apache license.
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
For what it's worth, I've had this same issue on NYT site. I also assumed it was an ad causing the problem because refreshing the page to allow a different ad to load fixed it. (I don't block ads on NYT.)
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by gregwtmtno 11y ago
I can't believe such a large company would cheat like that. I think there must be more to this. Maybe a rogue employee?

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