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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Time to find out if one can make a dockerbomb image >:-)
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Mistake on my part they extended the tail to 40ft from 32ft
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Fun fact the 707 had the first implementation of “MCAS” because the plane had a tendency to pitch up in a certain flaps configuration. They added a stick nudger which applied light pressure in said config. Not a stick pusher, as it did not
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Waste can only be recycled so far (advances in nuclear technology and kicking the can) Service life of containment units is one thing. Where to store those sealed off cylinders. And the increase in waste as power demand skyrockets. During t
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
>nuclear The waste problem still has not been solved. Instead the USG threw up their hands and walked away. I don’t know how other countries are addressing it. We have a temporary (read 2-3 generation) solution we can fall back on, but t
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
I believe this is fully brake by wire, where as existing brake by wire still has hydraulic backup
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
I was a person training Disney’s replacements. In reality a major tech company hired a small consulting company and had them (me) train Indian replacements on the software. It appeared as regular training that we did in foreign countries an
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
For those wanting a bit of privacy, you can run your own DOH server[0]. Be aware that the upstream requests can still be tracked, but additional safety steps can be taken such as hosting your own dns resolver (bind/powerdns), sending d
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
What if I told you we were both right?
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Hol up
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
What? Around Dell campus in Austin is a Home Depot, a hotel, a Chili’s, a strip mall with various shopping outlets and what not. You can walk there from the front door. The idea is that all the employees can walk there for lunch, they will
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Sounds like Dell. Michael Dell owns a lot of commercial real estate, especially around main campus hq. More employees in the office, better returns on his commercial real estate. That’s my opinion anyway
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
This was 20 years ago, but what I found was that bash is on every system. Too many shells would only have bash (or ksh) where my zsh profiles were useless. Fast forward to today and I’m hard pressed to find any containers with anything but
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
My buddy spike723 on EFnet built what I can only describe as a sentinent bash prompt. I recall it being massive and could show you everything about your system in a prompt. 25 years later I have no clue where this guy went but I remember hi
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
In times of stress, people tend to only care about themselves and their close family
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
well a complete implementation is also using inotify(7) which would review all files that were modified
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Heating your house/cooking/bathing etc during this time put extraordinary strain on the grid. A big reason why others did not have power is because those that did did not reduce their consumption by much. So many of my neighbors&#
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
H-town here. Our house at the time never lost power.. we also shared the block with emergency communication, so we figured that was why our neighborhood didn't lose power. Hospitals (and their neighborhoods) did not lose power either.
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Our rates went up but now they are offering free nights. Cost of battery tech has dropped, so now I am powering my house with batteries during the day and charge them at night. The downside is vendors come and go, so the battery you buy to
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
I would not be surprised if Steam came to Xbox
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
That sounds like sync 3.. there was a known problem with Bluetooth connectivity but there was a fairly easy way to fix it. I cannot remember but I will look at my ford vehicle tonight for what I did
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
You don’t get the “full warranty” when you DIY hvac installs. You also need to call a licensed hvac tech to charge your system if it doesn’t come precharged. Mini splits are easy and I would 1000% DIY. Big, attic mount blower units I would
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Huh? Kia/Hyundai provides a 10 year/100k mileage warranty. Double that of Tesla. I wonder if Tesla knows their premium cars will fall apart long before their batteries do? This was a great thought experiment though! Let’s do it ag
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
That’s only Tesla. How about Ford? Toyota? GM? Kia? The industry average is drastically below that number..
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Who provides a warranty over 130k miles on the battery! Cost per mile for gas was from $2.15 (yay covid) up to $4.21, average gas price paid over the life of the car is at $3.20. 98% of my fillups was 93 octane gas My car is a premium (luxu
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
My timing belt (chain), clutch, and gearbox last 130k+ miles. Thats the life of some EV batteries. Coilpacks cost $100. You are not wrong, but I have not had any major repair on any of my cars under 50k miles. Maintenance does exist but it
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Hey thanks! I hold copyright like a stack overflow post owner holds their copyright. In reality, the change was maybe 4 bytes, it got wrapped into a “refactoring” commit and tada no need to reference the OG author. I played the same games b
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
Oh wow old war wounds from teenage days opened up. My friend kept locking himself out of root and would be forced to single user the system to recover. This was difficult for many reasons, including remote hands costing up to and including
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
A server could be a VM taps head
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by grepfru_it 1y ago
So much more. What assets/patents do they own? How much money is in the bank? What does their liability sheet look like? How “hot” is their industry right now? Some time ago I found a good formula to plugin numbers and get a valuation

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