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by icehawk 3y ago
Which sea?
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by icehawk 3y ago
> In 2009, there were 1,579 ambulance crash injuries (2), and most EMS vehicle crashes occur when driving with lights and siren (L&S) (3). Is it just me or is this particular statistic useless without the total number of ambulance
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by icehawk 3y ago
Source and destination IP addresses are 32 bit fields in an IP packet. Where do you propose they put these alpha characters?
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by icehawk 3y ago
As a tourist who just spent a week there, you either want to use your phone (though this is a bit harder with Android than iPhone AFAIK. All iPhones just work, only some Android devices do.) or get a passmo passport which works for the trai
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by icehawk 3y ago
Something on the order of iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -p tcp --dport NNNN -j REDIRECT --to-ports 22
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by icehawk 3y ago
Famous enough for me to know the word "daguerreotype" as a teenager in the 90s when looking at what I know now was probably a tintype.
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by icehawk 3y ago
Doing things I enjoy, versus standing at the sink doing dishes is a pretty big efficiency gain for me.
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by icehawk 3y ago
It is easy for ERCOT to to track. They know I used 4.2 kWh in the last hour. They send me energy usage in 15min increments once per day. Its uncomplex and effective enough that I even have emails where this was done elsewhere and BGE was te
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by icehawk 3y ago
Yeah TeachText, then SimpleText. You'd make the Read Me documents on classic Mac OS by changing the type of the file from 'ttxt' to 'ttro'
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by icehawk 3y ago
For anything larger than about 500W that'd become untenable because at 12V as you'd need cables that can carry in excess of 50A. UPS systems start connecting the batteries in series to provide higher voltages for this reason
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by icehawk 3y ago
There's higher level configuration for a number of major things like the interfaces, bgp, ospf and the firewall: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/vyos/vyo... https://do
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by icehawk 3y ago
How big is this scale difference in orders of magnitude?
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by icehawk 3y ago
I assume you're talking about this preprint study? https://arxiv.org/pdf/2306.00287.pdf
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by icehawk 3y ago
And Facebook used sideloading to spy on people to the point apple revoked their certificate https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/01/facebook-and-google-... https://techcrunch.com/2019/01&
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by icehawk 3y ago
(4) and most importantly, no ranked/AI-managed feed. Thus it is filled with noise. If you're in control of your feed, and your feed is filled with noise, I wouldn't call that a Mastodon issue.
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by icehawk 3y ago
He stated that would have been in the summer of 1989-- so Macs actually could have had anywhere from 1-128MB. 128MB would be unlikely, but the SE/30 was released in January of the same year.
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by icehawk 3y ago
They got 94 direct matches, which is 94 instances where copyright infringement could be argued.
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by icehawk 3y ago
Parts of this article are just downright wrong At time of writing, the biggest privacy weakness that WireGuard has is how it assigns IP addresses. When you connect to a VPN service using OpenVPN or IKEv2, you’re assigned a different IP add
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by icehawk 3y ago
The SNR from an AM radio station at about ~30mi is 13dB and if you plug that into the Shannon capacity calculation for regular 15kHz AM radio (not HD AM) you get about 57kBps at ~100mi, that drops to 4kB/sec. 56K modems also had the ad
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by icehawk 3y ago
In the US: https://www.irs.gov/faqs/sale-or-trade-of-business-depreciat...
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by icehawk 3y ago
Not really sure how its an "early death" when it loses software support right at the normal 5-year depreciation cycle for a computer.
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by icehawk 3y ago
To expand on the second paragraph: It wasn't until I moved out of San Antonio, that I realized that you don't get a daily report in the local news as to how much water is in your local water supply.
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by icehawk 3y ago
But, additionally, advertisers aren't going to play for a platform that has no users. You have to cater to them in some way shape or form or they're going to find a platform that does. That's how reddit got popular in the fi
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by icehawk 3y ago
> During the call they said that third party apps like RedReader represent something like an "opportunity cost" for them, as they are unable to gather revenue directly from these users. They say that usage of third party apps i
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by icehawk 3y ago
The boiling frog strategy only works on frogs when the frog's brain is removed. https://archive.org/details/studiesfrombiol00martgoog/page/3...
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by icehawk 3y ago
1) About 12 hours ago, because T-Moble's CGNAT is broken 2) 20 years ago? Late 00's
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by icehawk 3y ago
Which ARM computers where you installing arbitrary applications on? What flip phones? They were all locked down on the carrier side. You're still not installing arbitrary applications on game consoles even now that they're running
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by icehawk 3y ago
Because software companies have proven they can't be trusted-- as soon as they can Facebook or someone will try to force side loading as the method to get their apps.
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by icehawk 3y ago
someone forgot the echidna exists
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by icehawk 3y ago
The internet blew its moment. But onboarding—specifically, choosing an ISP—was too tedious for non-niche adoption.

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