jaredhallen

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by jaredhallen 2y ago
How do you know the supplier didn't order "legally harvested" wood? If they did, then why is it more appropriate to hold them liable than the end user?
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I'm not sure where you're getting the billions in taxpayer cost per rocket. It sounds like to date SpaceX has spent a few billion on the whole program. They did receive a ~$3B contract for Artemis, but as I understand it, that&#x2
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I don't think there's any particular problem with rotating the engine in reverse while it's off, but on most manual transmissions that I'm aware of, first and reverse ratios are pretty similar, so likely not much to be g
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
The way I read it is that instead of trying to upgrade directly from 98 to XP, they went from 98 to 2000, and then to XP.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
This is a nitpick for sure, but as I understand it, electric motors provide pretty much constant torque throughout their operating range, which is one of their benefits. It's the speed of the motor that varies, and consequently the pow
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Right, and horses are not obsolete in all applications. There are still a number of cases where they're the best tool for the job.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
The recycled plastic may, indeed, be worse than "virgin", but any plastic melting in your food seems ill advised. I'm not a zealot refusing to drink out of a plastic cup, but spatulas see a lot more heat than most cookware. M
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Not the person you're replying to, but here's my $0.02. We have a couple stainless frying pans that we've had for a long time, and I've never been much a fan of them. I find they stick pretty bad no matter what procedure
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
It would be cool to intercept the input from a webcam, transform it like this, and then present it to the OS as another virtual camera so you could select it in Teams or Zoom or whatever.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
We get more material goods, to be sure. But do we get more satisfaction out of our lives? More happiness? More joy?
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I realize this isn't the case for everyone, but I already have a large propane tank that supplies the house. My generator is tied in to that. So I'm not storing fuel specifically for the generator, but if it came down to it I coul
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I gave this an upvote, because it seems like a plausible scenario and I had the same question. I have to say though, it feels a little uncomfortable upvoting a comment about rape.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
This occasionally annoys me. Sometimes I'll actually be searching for a product and see just what I'm looking for in the sponsored results. It doesn't annoy me enough to get rid of the pihole, though.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
This is how I do it also. Sometimes if I feel like changing the partition layout for some reason, I partition the new drive first and use dd offsets to copy the partitions one at a time. And of course you may need to resize the filesystem(s
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
You could get one of those bluetooth things that plugs in to your cigarette lighter and broadcasts music on a free FM channel. We have a couple and they work pretty well.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
True. And a couple other points from someone invested in the Milwaukee ecosystem (which I assume are similarly true for Dewalt and others). The batteries are common enough that knockoffs are readily available. This would seem to be the obje
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
You've said it twice, and I'll reiterate it a third time. Your own well being has to come first. You can't deliver on the rest of your commitments if you neglect your own needs. Being a martyr does not serve those who depend
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
In that particular example, and probably many others, I think the progression corresponded to changes in the business itself. McDonald's rebranded, expanding their target demographic beyond kids specifically, and I feel like they lost
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I've been running Lineage with microg for a couple years now, and for the same reasons as the author. I don't consider myself a tin-foiler, either. I think the concerns he expresses are perfectly valid. Anyway, FWIW, I have notice
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I can't believe I'm not seeing any Guy Ritchie anywhere. Particularly Snatch, but Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels too. And almost anything with Brad Pitt. Lots of votes for Fight Club, but what about Legends of the Fall, A Ri
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
What if they used their resources and expertise to push RISC-V into a position that it could compete in the mobile and datacenter markets?
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Reading the Instructable, it does not appear that's the case. Instead, he uses the aquarium pumps as thrusters. There are no ballast tanks. I read through it looking for this particular answer, since I couldn't fathom any way an a
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
A few years ago, an 8 port Cisco 2960 that was under my management went offline. This switch was in a plastic NEMA box mounted on the outside of a ski lift. When I went to imvestigate, I found that a small glacier had formed over the NEMA b
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Sounds like a winner, but I'd suggest dropping the y. Enshitif.ai
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
My dad and I have an old Case backhoe that we got with bad brakes. Turns out they're very similar to this design, with a ball and ramp assembly that pushes clutch discs outward into friction surfaces. A couple notable differences are t
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
I remember something about a home game that involved dropping bombs. Can't recall the name though.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Not an expert in this area, but I don't think the ISS could be considered a closed system. I hear you on the atom angle, but there's energy to take into consideration as well. I suppose in theory it could work like one of those se
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Time to re-watch Gattaca.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
Not his fault per se, but he certainly didn't help the Russia/Ukraine situation by pushing for Ukraine to join NATO. That was one of Russia's hot button issues and he wasn't exactly diplomatic about it.
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by jaredhallen 2y ago
We were doing something similar with our SCCM boot drives. Boot off the stick, press F8 for cmd prompt, use manage-bde to unlock bitlocker, and delete the files from the cmd prompt.

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