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by joeyh 7y ago
Don't want the fittings to burst in freeze. Also while PEX can survive being frozen, I have not seen much about total number of cycles it might sustain before weakening. Edit: Also I want to be able to drink water in winter.
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by joeyh 7y ago
I have blind friends. So.
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by joeyh 7y ago
I've only shopped there once, and I wonder if this is subconciously why. (More likely something to do with revision control I suppose.)
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by joeyh 7y ago
From the perspective of a DO user or a Viasat user? As more the latter than the former, I simply am prepared to use a VPN for any/all traffic at any time when using Viasat. I have seen their transparent http proxies break when accessin
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by joeyh 7y ago
Github's TOS already contains highly questionable language about a "license grant to us". I removed my code from Github when they added that, because I have no interest in risking giving Microsoft additional licenses to my so
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by joeyh 7y ago
Firefox extensions installed using apt are not affected by this problem AFAICS, so to get a working ad blocker, apt install xul-ext-ublock-origin
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by joeyh 8y ago
Interesting we made similar control boards! You need to take into account efficiencies of getting the cold into the fridge too. It takes around 10-15 hours of runtime to cool the thermal mass down from 5 to 0.5 degrees C (at 14C exterior te
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by joeyh 8y ago
Using this in a disaster recovery situation is one possibility I've considered, since these are increasingly parts that people have on hand or that are much easier to get distributed.
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by joeyh 8y ago
That was my original plan, but I went with the simplest possible thing before trying it, and so far the simpler plan has worked.
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by joeyh 8y ago
Or add a small heating element, but it's not been necessary so far, it would probably need a full week below zero to freeze. I do some minor adhoc regulation by putting leftovers in the fridge when they're still piping hot on cold
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by joeyh 8y ago
I was a big fan of ultra pasteurized when I was using a very poor propane fridge. But I'm finding I can keep non-UHT for 2 weeks or more in summer in fridge0 when it's the same 0.01-0.5C as the thermal mass.
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by joeyh 8y ago
youtube-dl
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by joeyh 8y ago
uhubctl's home page has a list of supported hubs. Apparently Amazon's house brand usb hub ("Amazonbasics") currently supports it, so it seems currently easy to find one. I happened to have earlier purchased an industrial
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by joeyh 8y ago
Single git repositories do not need to scale to a million issues or comments. It've used git as a database very productively, at well beyond that scale. https://joeyh.name/blog/entry/databranches/
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by joeyh 8y ago
I've thought about trying to add that eventually, but I think I would need a weather forcast with insolation data and also some modeling of when the sun goes behind trees/hills at different times of the year. Anyone know a good in
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by joeyh 8y ago
Batteries are one of the most expensive parts of an offgrid PV system once you start looking at prices over decades. My 1.5kw solar panels and electronics cost $2k (self-installed) and will last 20+ years. To run the fridge on demand from b
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by joeyh 8y ago
A complication that my blog post doesn't touch on is that the fridge is sharing the same solar panels that power the rest of my house. I want a good battery charge and a cold fridge, and I want the right tradeoffs to be made in non-ide
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by joeyh 8y ago
Yep, and the actual kWH per day with the fridge has so far been in the range of 1-2, and bear in mind that also runs everything else in my house including a rather energy hungry satellite modem.
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by joeyh 8y ago
I hope that the DSL evaluator can statically determine the oldest historical value that the code will use and avoid keeping unused historical values around? FRP has a more general purpose way to do that kind of thing; a behavior can accumul
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by joeyh 8y ago
reactive-banana does have a function from Behavior a -> Event (Future a) but that Future gets in the way and removing it is only for wizards. On the other hand, I think that's necessary for mutually recursive definitions of behavior
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by joeyh 8y ago
Another way to look at this is that while the Behavior PowerChange is continuous, once it gets wired up to a switch or something, the reaction to the Behavior at any point may change the state of the switch (particularly if something else m
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by joeyh 9y ago
An easier way to follow is to paste any of these urls into the mastadon search box, and then click on + button next to the account. This avoids needing to fill in your account details on the remote site.
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by joeyh 9y ago
Thanks, I totally missed that. Apparently I've developed some sophisticated circuits to avoid clicking on random gifs in the morning.
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by joeyh 9y ago
You know, there are blind people working on software. Some of them might want to read the detailed fine print in the enormous gif at the end of this post. Shame.
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by joeyh 9y ago
https://archive.org/details/usenethistorical appears to be from Google Groups. Its description is lacking, but it contains headers like: X-Google-Thread: fca3818fe8,c285ccf93b10248a X-Google-Attributes: gidfc
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by joeyh 9y ago
If your workload does not branch, no performance impact AND Average user's computer is mostly idle = Above intentionally misleading PR statement.
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by joeyh 9y ago
This example is very contrived, but challenge accepted.. main = do let print = putStr . (++ " ") in do print "happy" print "holidays" -- indentation sensitive putStrLn "!
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by joeyh 9y ago
No, those do contain the firmware. https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/kernel/firmware-nonfree.git
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by joeyh 9y ago
I recently built https://debug-me.branchable.com/ which also does quick and easy terminal sharing, but with the addition of a cryptographically secure proof of what was done in the session, rooted at the gpg key of the pers
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by joeyh 10y ago
The possibility that a Github TOS change could force a change to the license of your software hosted there, and that it's complicated enough that I'd have to hire a lawyer to know for sure, makes Github not worth bothering to use.

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