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by labawi 5y ago
Movement shifts spectrum so theoretically it may require bigger guard bands and slightly different paperwork. OTOH, I doubt SpaceX allocated spectrum is tied to a any particular location (as opposed to say - within country bounds), consider
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by labawi 5y ago
I guess it depends on what the person is doing. A guy with a stick won't be negotiating timelines and requirements, explaining why things can't / won't / weren't done, dealing with fallout or shifting the requi
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by labawi 5y ago
A friends former roommate had a diet of daily rice+lentils, some strawberries and I think some veggies. Plus about 2-3 supplements. AFAIK, she hasn't changed her diet, ate like that for years and had regular checkups with bloodwork sho
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by labawi 5y ago
I'm not sure the math checks out. Whether you go directly solar or via LEDs, you still have photosynthesis, so you're imposing a large additional inefficiency and huge material expenditures. Still, there are many other factors - y
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by labawi 5y ago
Other laws that force manufacturers to do things they don't want: Food safety laws, liability laws, minimum warranty terms, truthful advertising, anti-trust, laws against dumping toxic sludge in rivers or sending it to poor countries,
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by labawi 5y ago
Theoretically, wasm shouldn't have more access, though I would be moderately concerned about bugs, and better access for timing and rowhammer. Practically, it's mostly used for tracking and making users' machines execute even
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by labawi 5y ago
> They want to force Apple to sell parts even if they don't want to, and I am against that. What's wrong with manufacturers being forced to sell parts? IMO, once once a manufacturer is selling more than small batches, then yes,
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by labawi 5y ago
Concur. I block wasm and webgl, mostly for security and privacy, so don't use sites that require it. Unfortunately, as I also block trackers, most site operators won't even realize people like me visit their sites.
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by labawi 5y ago
Be careful with the lifetime of data on SSDs (though not the drive itself unless it SW bricks itself), if you don't have it powered and/or you don't give it a chance to read and rewrite data. Especially at elevated temperatur
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by labawi 5y ago
>> do you need it maxed and do you need it for days? > the simple answer to your question is no The answer is no and no. IMO, if they did only one of those things, it wouldn't be a big deal. When you set a fixed price at 100-2
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by labawi 5y ago
Problem with this arrangement was evident in Australia, where the utilities were incentivized to arrange shortages and blackouts so they can get the sweet high tariffs.
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by labawi 5y ago
While I appreciate the free trade view, could you point to the part where they say setting the price high helped in a considerable way? ERCOT has authority to load-shed, regardless of price. From the article: > For the entirety of 2020,
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by labawi 5y ago
I'm not sure how/why one would demand stair-stepping descend - it seems silly. Good thing they've changed the rules. In Europe, I think I've only experienced the smooth approach.
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by labawi 5y ago
I think it's against against dependence. You can choose who you buy your diesel from, and you store a however big tank of diesel you deem appropriate. In stark contrast to a powerline.
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by labawi 5y ago
That doesn't seem isobaric. Searching if it's possible, I've seen mentions of condensing working fluids, and bumby mentions ocean floor bags which seem like a good solution.
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by labawi 5y ago
> assistant researcher, case No. 16,816, had contracted COVID Not sure which infection this is, but it doesn't seem to be the initial outbreak. Would've been fun if Taiwan blew the whistle on Wuhan.
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by labawi 5y ago
Probably, but a random stalker can't, and your local ISP / network snooper can't tell who you talking to either. OTOH, many email providers do include the sender's IP, so it doesn't seem like a deal-breaker.
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by labawi 5y ago
Going by specifications the steel fill fraction is 0.22% for P and 0.09% for Q, which are meant for Insulated exterior (structural/non-structural) wall. The numbers work out, even for a moderately more conductive steel. I wonder if the
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by labawi 5y ago
You don't need to snoop on your visitors to choose a language. Choosing an ad based on browser preferred language or geoip is not behavioral advertising. It is behavioral advertising when you record the data, when you track the user an
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by labawi 5y ago
While just about any "constant-time" operation gets a log N factor, given large enough N, the TLB issue is mostly surmountable. Assuming you do want to keep using virtual memory, you can not-simply¹ use huge pages and avoid the
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by labawi 5y ago
Strongmen should go to jail and the rest can go on with their lives?
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by labawi 5y ago
Not to worry, they will simply use a low dose, enough to slow down the competing fungi, breeding fungicide resistance in the process.
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by labawi 5y ago
I don't know the state of your welfare services, but I suggest you consider it a tax. A tax you pay for those who cannot pay for private healthcare, retirement, etc. Additionally, you are covered in case you get into a bad accident, or
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by labawi 5y ago
True, but doesn't seem relevant for updating an interactive shell.
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by labawi 5y ago
Normally, the pid and fd could be reused, so you should either make it a known unique path and verify it's still the same, lock the pid via some means (not sure if and how it's possible), or use another technique.
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by labawi 5y ago
I'm pointing out your reasoning is unfounded non sequitur. Physical property does indeed revert to public domain, hence it does not make sense to add requisites for release of intellectual restrictions. Requiring public funding for onl
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by labawi 5y ago
Not if you want automobile rated durable chips with higher withstanding voltages etc. On many MCUs, the CPU itself is a minority with a large part being 5V tolerant IO etc.
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by labawi 5y ago
Thermal pads are way thicker and typically higher resistance - even good and thin ones are worse than standard paste and basically useless over a dozen watts (depending on surface area * temperature difference). OTOH, used properly, liquid
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by labawi 5y ago
Please pay your forefathers for each word you use, each thought you have and even each invention you make for their share of what you reused. As a first line argument: It's not that you are owed anything (as tshaddox says, it only appl
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by labawi 5y ago
IP is not property. If you put your chair on display, then yes, people should¹ have a right to make a similar chair and copy and share ad infinitum, but taking the original chair itself would be a no-no. It's not a good comparison. To

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