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To be fair, it seems to me that most car guys are not necessarily literate in electronics. And for them, there's various aftermarket options that are a bit more plug-and-play than this. And that is fine, IMO. But for nerds like me whom
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Agreed. In fact, the engine bay wiring harness can probably be kept mostly or completely intact. If the stock sensors are being reused, there's no need to mess with the wiring harness at the sensor end. If the position of components in
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Nice to see another option in this space. I shall have to come back to this when it comes time to resume on various engine-related projects I have on backlog. A question for any of you more familiar with this project: Does it support MAF se
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It depends on the ad. In the before time, long ago, ads were a simple static image or body of text. And in that case, while not impossible, it's rather hard to compromise a computer with a static image or block of text. You'd have
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Your reply ran straight away into an absurd reading of the post's point. There are scales where it is or is not practical to do various things. You might have noticed that fracking rigs, chemical plants, hog farms, et cetera, tend to
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> The house that the owner lives in is not an asset. It's a durable consumer good. Thank you. I had already figured that considering one's house to be an asset is the wrong way to think about it, but lacked the words for how to
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I will be curious what kinds of bugs blocking said requests flushes out of various applications. I expect some applications will be built robustly and gracefully accept that adserver.trackallusers.com has suddenly ceased to exist forever, a
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I misunderstood the title. I thought that ICE and CBP had somehow taken to retaliating against ACLU for their inquiries about Stingrays, that the ACLU had somehow found out about this and was counter-retaliating with a lawsuit. Fortunately,
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Let's assume that the general impugning of Assange's character over the past years is true. Let us further assume that the statement made by one of the comments below, that the completely unredacted nature of Wikileaks' relea
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So, are these guys going to be at DefCon, with a presentation about their experience, and lessons to share with the wider security community? Because I would be interested in watching said presentation.
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So then if everything goes to ADS-B and GPS, doesn't that create a potential single-point-of-failure scenario, as isn't the data that ADS-B sends out itself derived from GPS? Having all navigation information come from a single so
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I'm kind of wondering if there even needs to be. If you keyed up on frequency near a major airport as described in the GP, I'm pretty sure the FAA and FCC would be working together to track you down in short order. I could see the
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Bricks Alive Scientists Create Living Concrete
(nytimes.com)
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This is my from-the-outside-looking-in take on the matter. It seems to me that there's a clash of expectations/worldviews, both happening in this thread, and in the wider portions of the interwebz involved in the kerfluffle this a
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This sounds consistent with the advice from my trainer when I was going to the gym. One thing you don't mention is knee position relative to your toes. I was admonished that the knees should never be allowed to go forward of the toes -
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I'm all for getting rid silly regulations, like one mentioned in the article stating all houses must be faced in brick. But I hope attempts to rollback needless regulations don't additionally throw away things like building codes.
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> DMV officials say the vast majority of the revenue comes from insurance companies and businesses who buy information about their employees’ driving histories. > However, the department has also allowed law firms, private investigato
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I began laughing aloud about here... > Any given cloud at any given time has at least 14 zero-day attacker-controlled lightbulbs (they make them blink SOS in Morse) ...and then I stopped laughing when I realized just how true that probab
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> Local governments are widely acknowledge by political scientists to be be lower quality than national governments Since you're invoking authority here, I'm gonna say [Citation Needed]. > But if all the local governments ar
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This looks like a wrapper around Have I Been Pwned.
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So, how would you design a hybrid powerplant for an airplane? Electric engine at low prop/fan shaft speeds, combustion engine takes over at higher speeds?
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My internal pedant compels me to note that a turbine-based engine (which all aviation jet engines are, AFAIK) is still an internal-combustion-engine. Not all internal combustion designs rely on reciprocating pistons. Though you are quite co
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Absent notes to the contrary, I'm going to assume that's just the raw energy density. However, by my understanding the typical gasoline engine in a passenger car has an efficiency of something in the low-to-mid-30s percent. So, as
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Some years ago, I heard it told that the American car companies had done the market research and found that the typical car-buyer in the US bought a car and kept it for 3 years, on average. And so, armed with this info, the cars were design
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> because it somehow sexual (not being a native english speaker, I fail to spot the innuendo). In the US, DD is a cup size for a brassiere, and thus indirectly refers to breast size on women. DD for sometime has been considered to be an
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What is the MYOB principle? I did a Google search, but Google seems to think I'm looking for a company out of Australia that makes accounting and resource planning software for businesses. Given your commment and the context of this th
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I did some searching and found some demo videos. In this video, part of the announcement is audible: https://youtu.be/IcVuubU4BTU?t=90 Starting at 1:30, "NOVEMBER SIX HOTEL LIMA, POSSIBLE PILOT INCAPACITATION, SIXTEEN
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Same solution that cars have for winter weather overwhelming the traction capability of their normal tires: tires intended for improved traction in snow and ice. Yes, carbide studded snow/ice tires for your bike will cost more than the
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And borrowing from loan sharks or other criminals is not the best idea. A predatory pay day loan company can set you up to fail in civil procedings about the money you owe them, and then garnish your wages, take your savings, resposess your
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It might antagonize the students who are looking for a place to nap, but is that all of the students? I think other students might be happy to have their library available to them as a library again.
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