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by jbotz 3y ago
The Zyxel GS1900 series switches run OpenWrt well and like can do VLANs. You can an, 8, 10, or 16-port one for less than $100 on eBAY. The GS1900-10HP has 8 GigE ports with POE and 2 SFP ports and I'm seeing it on eBay for around $60
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by jbotz 3y ago
Famous quote... when asked by English speakers how to correctly pronounce his name, he supposedly said: "You can call me by name, which is Wirt, or you can call me by value, which is Worth."
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Who do you use for the upstream smarthost?
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The 97%-3% numbers came from the top of my head from an article I read some years ago (so slightly outdated) and obviously these kinds of estimates have a significant error bar, but also the ourworldindata page you link to talks about somet
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> remember that this is an extremely complex issue Hmph. No possyfooting. Apex predators are essential for properly functioning ecosystems. We know this know, there isn't any doubt. Want an ecosystem that isn't on the verge
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> https every[where] is literally[1] throwing [out] the baby with the bathwater[2]. 1) That would be figuratively, not literally, as there's no literal baby in HTTPS-everywhere that I know of. 2) What is HTTPS-everywhere throwing ou
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This paper considers the hypothesis that dark matter is primordial black holes (PHB). If this were so there would have to be a lot of them, so some would likely be captured by stars or star-forming dust clouds. This in turn should have an
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Solar Evolution Models with a Central Black Hole(iopscience.iop.org)
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Ukrainian intelligence attacks and paralyses Russia's tax system(pravda.com.ua)
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The Longevity Bottleneck Hypothesis(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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The Fediverse is an opportunity learned societies can't ignore(blogs.lse.ac.uk)
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A more readable (possibly revised) version can be found here: https://fs.blog/great-talks/psychology-human-misjudgment/
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1992
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Obviously we need an Open Source car company.
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Certainly. One of the most fundamental philosophical questions is about the nature of time, precisely because all of our "laws" of physics are time reversible, so from the perspective of physics time doesn't really exist or
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by jbotz 3y ago
The problem is that implementing solutions, especially multiple solutions, requires a functioning civilization with reasonable amount of international cooperation and capacity for compromise. But our civilization is set up such that these
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On the roles of function and selection in evolving systems(pnas.org)
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Kurzgesagt: Ancient Life as Old as the Universe [video](youtube.com)
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Soil exhaustion is mostly irrelevant to this industrial method... it just means adding a more complete nutrient mix. In much of the US or Europe they can get awawy with only adding NPK (until, as you say, the soil gets exhausted, meaning s
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by jbotz 3y ago
The problem isn't so much with specific compounds like glyphosate, but the whole method of industrial farming. The current method is the "nuclear option"; chemically kill everything, plant the one crop you want (preferably ge
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> the likelihood that whatever new compound they find will be worse than glyphosate is very low Judging from the next sentence, this isn't what you meant to write.
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Yeah, I wondered about that, too... the article specifically mentions the involvement of water (hydrolysis) in the process of micropaticle formation, but the splatter guard is of course exposed to the steam coming from the food, and some of
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Agricultural GMOs and their pesticides: misinformation, science, and evidence(enveurope.springeropen.com)
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Activists Have One Simple Goal: Abolish the Cruise Industry(thenation.com)
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What could possibly go wrong?
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Read up on Allan Savory; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Savory
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Re point #1; ``dnf system-upgrade'' just works.
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This appears to be the MariaDB BSL, see https://mariadb.com/bsl-faq-mariadb/ One important feature is that it says the code reverts to true Open Source (GPL 2.0) at some point (4 years) in the future.
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by jbotz 3y ago
This is reductionist science at its best, and I mean that very much in a good sense. Evolution is one of the most foundational theories in all of science outside of Physics, and now we can see it at work in a most stripped-down case. Phan
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Usually, yes. But there do exist infectious cancers that spread between individuals. One is the face cancer that's been killing Tasmanian devils[0]... it started in one individual and spreads to others when they fight (biting each ot

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