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by icehawk 3y ago
I don't pay anything extra for using Apple Pay, as a customer, how could it be cheaper?
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by icehawk 3y ago
I think about this a lot having been both on corporate meetings and voice chat in WoW raids and how much any sort of teleconferencing software is missing stuff like: * Mandatory PTT so you don't have people's eating/talking&#
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by icehawk 3y ago
> It's faster. It's marginally faster than 20 years ago. There's a 10x raw transfer rate speed up, but I've needed that 5 times for less than 30 in the past week. And even then it was 20% of the the max. I don't
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by icehawk 3y ago
> It's waaaay better now than it has ever been, and a pale shadow of examples it will become. Why do you think it's better? I think we have different definitions of "better." Having to wade far more websites that want
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by icehawk 3y ago
> This is largely due to how inexperienced the FAA is with the manufacturing process and thus rely on the industry to self-regulate. How does the FAA get experience manufacturing planes without manufacturing planes? I'm not sure t
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by icehawk 3y ago
"can be" implies that sometimes a neutron is is measured and sometimes it's not measured, but I don't think that is something the paper is trying to say.
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by icehawk 3y ago
...on a server that speaks ActivityPub. Mastodon is one such piece of software.
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by icehawk 3y ago
Because energy generated is an after the fact number in any sort of power generation, and doesn't help with any sort of prediction.
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by icehawk 3y ago
Is that even a thing available?
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by icehawk 3y ago
Yeah, I had a similar issue, and had to solve it by purchasing a portable AC to supplement the main HVAC.
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by icehawk 3y ago
The builder of the apartment complex likely just undersized the unit, they'll do this with the normal kind of heat pumps-- air conditioners-- too, and hope its not so undersized that it becomes an actual problem.
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by icehawk 3y ago
I've had the same issue with an apartment complex, the AC it could never properly maintain <80F during a summer day. The issue was that builders didn't properly size the AC unit for the amount of heat it needed to reject in a 5
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by icehawk 3y ago
Once again, I stated "regardless of whether it is or not." I'm sorry, but you failed to convey that. Anyway, I hope this is hope this is a productive learning experience.
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by icehawk 3y ago
He really was. I remember encountering him on comp.protocols.time.ntp two decades ago and the breath of knowledge he had on computers keeping time was astounding, both at the time, and now that I look back at it.
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by icehawk 3y ago
> Nikolas has becomes a living altar to his own memory. While I cannot fault them for this decision, it is also antithetical to the decision I'd want made for me. If that happened to me, I do not not consider that me anymore, just s
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by icehawk 3y ago
Your GP feels a bit flippant, regardless of whether it is or not.
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by icehawk 3y ago
That is so very close to the sort of "innocent" question I would get on twitter from people that would then try to use bad faith arguments. That goes doubly so if you didn't have any sort of regular interaction or rapport wit
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by icehawk 3y ago
Anyone serious wouldn't "drive to the colo to swap out a failing line card" they keep have excess capacity and spares in the colo, and have the on-site personnel from the facility replace it. Honestly just sounds like the env
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by icehawk 3y ago
- Is the certificate invalid? - Was the IP address found, but is returning malformed answers? - Is it returning nothing at all? Firefox returns "Your connection is not secure" for the first, and the raw data from the HTTP request
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by icehawk 3y ago
They company had the freedom to enter into a contract that restricted their ability to fire employees, and they did so.
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by icehawk 3y ago
Reading it on the go was a lot of it. Most of the things of the things I printed out at the time was because i wanted read it on the way to or from school.
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by icehawk 3y ago
It has a mode-s transponder. If you look at, say ADSBExchanbe you can see the signal source is MLAT https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=867bee&lat=36.840&lon=1...
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by icehawk 3y ago
The coastguard aircraft involved only has a Mode S transponder and so those flight tracker websites can only determine the plane's position when there's enough receiver coverage to do multilateration
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by icehawk 3y ago
All the people on the internet are real and things on the internet that happen to them are real. I've had so many friends scramble because twitter's decline means its harder to find things like job openings and commission work.
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by icehawk 3y ago
That doesn't follow, online copyright infringement didn't require anyone to write the DMCA in its current form.
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by icehawk 3y ago
> When there's no wind in Germany, they buy from the energy market, driving up prices all the way up to what Coal and Oil power generation costs (which is expensive and terrible) Neat! Can you show me graphs where that happens? Who
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by icehawk 3y ago
I don't understand what you mean by that?
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by icehawk 3y ago
Yes. Its that second part that makes me unsure. Not that they're checking month and day and year.
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by icehawk 3y ago
I reversed the direction of the tests, as pointed out, but the original logic would fail to detect that say June 22, 2022 is after 21 November 2021.
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by icehawk 3y ago
If checking if 21 <= day AND 11 <= month AND 21 <= year is the actual logic they used to check if a date is after Nov 21 2021, I'm not sure they should be writing code that runs on a train. (Edit: Fixed inequality direction.)

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