jonah

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by jonah 9mo ago
As an aside, your it appears that your albedo-stuff.com domain has expired.
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by jonah 9mo ago
There are simpler ways to get a conduit under a driveway than a huge DB machine. I'm boarding a flight, but look up using water (dig a pit on either side of the road, attach water hose to piece of conduit, and push the conduit under th
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by jonah 9mo ago
More unsprung weight. Great!
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by jonah 9mo ago
IIRC if you have other than some basic income types, you cannot use it though.
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by jonah 9mo ago
Not everyone qualifies. Thanks to tax software company lobbying.
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by jonah 10mo ago
They used two hyphens -- instead because typewriters don't have em dashes —.
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by jonah 10mo ago
I read it as path to profitability for the AI companies buying Nvidia's chips.
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by jonah 10mo ago
Aahh. The way you phrased your question was pretty ambiguous. The other posters have good answers. One thing to consider for a smooth interaction would be to eagerly load the next x elements before they scroll into view.
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by jonah 10mo ago
You just append new <figure> elements to the <main> in the example and it will automatically put them in the appropriate column.
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by jonah 10mo ago
This is exciting to see! I just used Masonry for a project this past week. While it works quite well and is pretty performant, it is pretty hacky using absolute positioning, wanting to know the aspect ratios of objects beforehand for smooth
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by jonah 10mo ago
Number 68 in Canada? Nice!
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by jonah 10mo ago
I was having issues with Wi-Fi stability but, once the settings were dialed incorrectly, it's been rock solid over a year.
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by jonah 10mo ago
That seems like it would make the most sense on the "last mile". So, adding caches to the LEO satellite ISP birds would be a good idea. I wonder if Kupiter, StarLink, et. al. do that. (And if not, their reasoning against it since
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by jonah 10mo ago
I've used one (in training). Works great, nice clean cuts, but still a little slow. Quicker to just use an axe which, if you're a firefighter, you have handy. (Carefully chop around the perimeter of the windshield or side window.
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by jonah 10mo ago
So very very sad. Take care of your loved ones (but also take care of yourself)!
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by jonah 10mo ago
Yup. First thing I did was search for "reflective" in the article. These just look like signs. (But cool nonetheless.)
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by jonah 11mo ago
That was true at the beginning of the recent conflict, but now there is an extensive domestic drone design and production. Yes, a lot - but not all - are fly by wire. (And actually literally wire, or rather fiber optic cable to avoid RF jam
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by jonah 11mo ago
I have a friend who is a writer and he has taken passage on freighters a few times. He really liked it for getting work done.
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by jonah 11mo ago
I regularly see groups of riders with European plates on their bikes, traveling up and down Highway 1 - a very scenic and twisty road up the California coast. So, it must be doable without too much problem.
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by jonah 11mo ago
Oh, also: 1. When an FAA owned and operated facility does not have adequate staffing levels, ATC may elect not to provide the following services: a. Radar Traffic Information Service; b. Radar Assistance to visual flight rule (VFR) aircraft
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by jonah 11mo ago
As someone who lives close enough to Vandenberg to watch launches from my front porch, this is going to really be disruptive. Squeezing all the launches into the overnight hours is going to be rough.
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by jonah 11mo ago
A quick search returned this: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/gemstone-pack-68c4ec3dd23247... Not _exactly_ the same cut, but might be good enough for you?
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by jonah 11mo ago
Blanched as a pizza topping is one of the ways we like to eat them. I'd disagree that they're bland. Are they more towards the bland end of the scale than mustard greens or something, sure, but they're definitely not tasteles
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by jonah 11mo ago
I've always heard it as Stone Soup, but I presume it's the same thing.
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by jonah 11mo ago
Slate doesn't have infotainment. It's BYOD with a dashboard mount and a USB connection for car integration. I haven't heard specifically about connectedness otherwise, but I highly doubt there is a hidden SIM card in there so
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by jonah 11mo ago
That dash stood out to me as well. Would definitely want wood or leather or a darker matte metal.
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by jonah 11mo ago
It's electric.
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by jonah 11mo ago
Wow. We're probably more rural and can't fit such large apparatus in many places we have to go. Out our type 1 engine carries 1,000 gallons, and our type 3 (wildland) 500 gallons and our tenders have 2,000. 1,000 isn't going
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by jonah 11mo ago
Sure, I will have 10x more luck than you!
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by jonah 11mo ago
Places with predominantly private ownership can be and are prone to famine, and/oril genocide, etc. as well.

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