gtvwill

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by gtvwill 3y ago
Actually that's a lie. Desert sand is fine for aggregate. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S23527... 41.3mpa on pure desert sand is completely fine. Stronger than your houses sl
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Ah yes apple the shining bastion of what's best for the consumer. /s Easy fix. Don't make apple apps.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
You know a publicly traded company lying about its actions is straight up illegal here in Aus. That would be classed as misleading investors. Also HP bricking devices remotely. Straight up illegal. Not sure how weak the consumer protections
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Its stuff like this. Phone recieves message, runs code embedded in msg for nfi reason why literally starting off the chain of events/exploits to hack yo device. https://eugene.kaspersky.com/2023/06/01/a-m
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Errr phones aren't safe. They are backdoored up the wazoo. Same with all your messaging companies. Any that are decent in size have had a visit from authorities and aren't allowed to disclose to you they have. Iphones, android it
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Well frame.work and Fairphone for starters. Milling blocks of aluminium like that even if the alu is recycled is still wasteful. It takes a massive amount of energy on both the milling(also consumables lost) and on the recycling. A moulded
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Car batteries are the cmos reset for your cars computers. They regularly wipe all radio settings when you remove them pending how old the rig is.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Lol zero surprises there. Apple loves wasteful design. About as much environmental ethics as an oil amd gas company.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Yeah i live in a traditionally rain forest region that doesn't normally burn, we've got patches of forest that up until recently haven't seen fire in a few hundred years/thousand years for some of it. Spent 9 months blan
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by gtvwill 3y ago
What a failure society. Needs more regulation.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Err you still need to pump mud down hole with a sonic drill rig. A sonic drill rig is exactly like a normal conventional core drill rig it just has the capacity to set a vibration frequency down the rod string. So you can twist and shake ra
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Lol what in the wild world of back of the napkin maths is this? Sonic drilling for heatpumps? Lol way overpriced and definitely not suitable for all ground types. BQ core drill on a udr1200 is what ya want. HQ Rock roll for the first 20m or
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Yeah word. And the writing is on the wall for most tech companies. If your at an MSP and you think your clients gonna keep calling you to give access to x or setup storage for y....AI is gonna eat that roll quicker than you can blink. Basic
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Nah in the audiophile world everything is backwards. They don't care about clarity or not altering the signal and reproducing it as it was originally made. They care about distortion. Distortion added under the guise of "warmth&qu
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by gtvwill 3y ago
One of my closest friends was killed in a workplace accident due to the implementation of the safety switch in the device he was operating. Elevated work platform. He was working underground. They use a small joystick with a safety button o
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Said no ohs advisor ever. Engineering in buffer for safety is one of the most common practices. I mean hey if you wanna roll the dice standing up next to some high pressure hydraulic gear on machinery that's running a few psi away from
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Eh I walked into being full time dad of 3 kids from two different biological dads 4.5yrs ago. Not much has changed really. I talk to my partner and mates for mental health support. Re. time to yo self, I still have the same hours in the day
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Nothing. If the device isn't obvious in what's its used for maybe a quick sharpie note of button function but even that feels excessive. Most projects are sprawled out across some part of the shed. They might work they might not.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Lol on one side. Constant whinging about skills shortages and labour shortages in areas like security. On the other side. Tens of thousands laid off because they aren't the skill set that's needed. In the middle we have fat profit
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Oh I don't treat it like a secret. It's more that it's not known or understood by many users in how it actually affects the security posture of your organization. It's one of those commonly overlooked things.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
They can access your whole tenant and everything in it. Have had some pretty wild support calls where MSFT has had to crawl through a tenants data specifically the schedule system. It was ultra broken. They can literally just give themselve
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Am my own isp.... I rarely use a VPN. Fixed ip and all. Your VPN doesn't protect against squat when it comes to the agencies that might be watching. Hell it doesn't even protect much against marketers fingerprinting your movement
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Human health cost of global warming isn't exactly cheap. Delayed costs are still costs. It's just my generation and my kids who have to pay while my parents generation reaped the rewards and profits up front. I, like many of my pe
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by gtvwill 3y ago
It's a bit of a weird double edged sword. Cannabis can act as a bronchodilator and relax the airways which can help breathing. But on the other side ingesting via vape or smoke and it can act as an irritant at the same time making you
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by gtvwill 3y ago
^^^ mate I can tell you a million facts about a million things as I've probably hyperfixated on something related to whatever your interested in at some point over the last 20 years. But I still can't remember where I put my walle
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Incoming monopoly. Already exists but it's now just gonna get worse. All your comms belong to starlink. On one side yay Telstra and Optus can go jump as they finally have some competition. On the other hand their competition outperform
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Lol recently went for job as a systems engineer. 7 month interview process, handful of psych tests. Still didn't get the role despite being the teams top pick courtesy of some other teams input. IT is honestly horrible to find work in
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Im at a crunch point. I either leap further into IT and obviously leverage AI for work much as I do today. But I have no tickets and am a jack of all IT trades but a master of none. In IT the competition is high and the job security is low.
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by gtvwill 3y ago
You can still buy land cruisers with manual transmissions and more power than you need. American "trucks" are absurd. Such oversized engine blocks and cabs with the same size tray as a normal ute. Honestly don't get the point
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by gtvwill 3y ago
Remember if there is no jail time then it's only a law for the poor.

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