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811.
by labawi 7y ago
I'd put it at >20% data to be an issue, not 20% users. If generated data was realistic enough (way more than it currently is), even 1% of users should be more than enough to generate say 50% garbage clicks and data.
812.
by labawi 7y ago
Please don't use powerline broadband noise sources.
813.
by labawi 7y ago
There might be incidental location disclosure, but even with 2/3/4G the network operator has pretty good location information, typical precision being 10s of meters or even less.
814.
by labawi 7y ago
I believe the main improvement here is latency, which in a video streaming context is a non-issue.
815.
by labawi 7y ago
Perhaps you could make your production capacity small enough you won't need return customers, at least until you've earned enough and slowly reduce production as market saturates? Would need to resist a lot of temptation for short
816.
by labawi 7y ago
> quarantined society, minimized travel ... Views of a dystopian world?
817.
by labawi 7y ago
I read about ~1m boosting, though not sure what type of technology it was. It might still be a good idea to limit time-of-flight to eliminate relay attacks.
818.
by labawi 7y ago
I seems to me it shouldn't be too expensive to offer a key upgrade, if the new models are safer.
819.
by labawi 7y ago
Reasonable, though the engine on Tesla has no relation to heating.
820.
by labawi 7y ago
In some places, yes. If you get the silver/gray stuff, it's about half mercury.
821.
by labawi 7y ago
I thought hydrogen was mostly safe, as it inherently floats up and away.
822.
by labawi 7y ago
A nitpick: Markets are driven by beliefs and expectations not real-world events themselves. It may not be simple to follow the causation and timing.
823.
by labawi 7y ago
Why the 60x output reduction in normal vs. road solar? With say a probably still generous 6x derating, it would mean 2.94/6/11.45 = 4% of electricity production. If you manage to avoid road solar tax (say by putting it above the r
824.
by labawi 7y ago
DDoS protection is something that small websites should not need. Current circumstances are a sad and unfortunate state of the internet.
825.
by labawi 7y ago
Note the link mentions tire abrasion not burning. By their estimate, roadside tire grind results in more microplastics in waterways than clothing, lost plastic pellets and building paint combined.
826.
by labawi 7y ago
The problem is that Google is in fact discriminating: its products vs others', leveraging dominant position in smartphone OS market to dominate search. > you still have the choice to buy an other smartphone Not really. Hence the rul
827.
by labawi 7y ago
> Android setup screen is completely Google's prerogative I believe the EU antitrust rule disagrees.
828.
by labawi 7y ago
> .. it would suggest that no one other than Google derives any economic value .. Or that they refuse to pay. It still seems anti-competitive as Google doesn't have to pay, i.e. you can't outbid Google.
829.
by labawi 7y ago
Organic, GMO, dsRNA or whatever, pesticides are overused and modern production systems are the problem. Typical modern farming kills the soil and everything on it. Pesticides just speed it up, directly and as an enabler. As an example witho
830.
by labawi 7y ago
While wireguard is probably safer and easier to setup, it has its own idiosyncrasies. Jason is stubborn enough to push through on creating a vpn, but also stubborn enough to see things his own way. I'm still wary of using it, not sure
831.
by labawi 7y ago
Often ordering would be enough, but sometimes you do want to wail until the changes are on disk. It's a mess.
832.
by labawi 7y ago
But databases/filenames/lists.. often mix them. Collation by rules of a single language isn't perfect, but highly usable.
833.
by labawi 7y ago
If visits expire after 30 min, why not rotate the salt every 30 min? Keep current and previous salt, update as needed. I would have more faith in privacy, if you didn't store the salt in the DB or permanent storage. If you manage to st
834.
by labawi 7y ago
Notice no mention of toilet paper. Normal western toilet paper nearly dissolves when wet.
835.
by labawi 7y ago
For reactors built here a significant part of cost is plain mismanagement, corruption and/or profiteering. This results in costly and less -safe reactors. Don't know about others.
836.
by labawi 7y ago
s/would/should/
837.
by labawi 7y ago
Don't forget manufacturers of "long release" versions requiring prescription of fewer higher dosage pills instead of more smaller and incidentally cheaper ones.
838.
by labawi 7y ago
Assuming your samples are of duration T, and you need X CPU time to fully process a sample through all filters. Pipelining allows you to process audio with X > T, nearly X = N * T for N cores, but your latency is still going to be X. If
839.
by labawi 7y ago
Is there any other physical reason for asymmetric speeds except the asymmetric spectrum allocation? Either for coax or adsl? People don't usually use much upload and providers don't want you to upload, so you get lower upload spee
840.
by labawi 7y ago
Technically, it doesn't prove anything, as there are plenty (presumably prevailing) other correlations. It does make it slightly more probable.

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