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by lstodd 3y ago
How it is pristine when major part of worldwide shipping has been going through it for more than a century I cannot fathom.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Why even bother with ssh/shellinabox? In similar circumstances I just did a straight and simple NAT, and that's it.
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by lstodd 3y ago
I was never into insisting to only talk on the phone from the basement of my medieval castle. The view from the battlements is much better. We're not all jamesbondesque supervillains here. Like I said above, for like $8/mo you hav
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by lstodd 3y ago
And US is 6.1% Your point?
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by lstodd 3y ago
Where it does matter they put a femtocell which is about as complicated as a wifi AP.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Well, this sort of reinforces the point - there are about zero places in Europe where you have Wifi but do not have cheap almost-unlimited 4G/LTE. In fact it's wifi that's dying out here, the only thing that keeps it alive is
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by lstodd 3y ago
Well in fact at about 4:1 glide ratio subsonic it was much better than Siberian Flying Squirrels which are usually about 1.5. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_flying_squirrel
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by lstodd 3y ago
Anyone serious about their habits buys 100mg/100ml freebase nicotine/PG, some VG (Glycerine) and PG (Propylenglicol) and maybe a bit of flavors and mixes their own. A liter of this lasts a year and costs about a hundred-to-thousan
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by lstodd 3y ago
Well, here is hope that this will be a first step in bringing US internet access to at least something comparable to Balkans. Of course, to reach the likes of Netherlands or Russia even of now, not to mention as of five years ago would take
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by lstodd 3y ago
609 while we're at it. Why exclude third parties? And yes, that would be way more useful.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Yes, big tobacco is all out trying to wipe out vaping. No I would not agree re overall health outcomes becoming worse. Much of the cig consumption reduction came exactly due to them being replaced by vapes. I can't think of where do yo
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by lstodd 3y ago
Mmm.. so a giant reduction in bad health outcomes is alarming? How so? I'd remind you that those same big tobacco companies fight vapes tooth and nail. You might ask yourself - why do they do that.
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by lstodd 3y ago
> but regulate the shit out of it. So like a ban, but just a bit less so? This will bring the same ill effects, but a bit less so. What it the win then?
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by lstodd 3y ago
About a hundred feet plus shock absorbers will suffice.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Well, idk who has problems. They never exactly liked exalted islamists, or anyone with a bad attitude here, but otherwise people are pretty laid back. Once I saw a guy from Turkie being given trouble at the airport, but that's about it
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by lstodd 3y ago
I mean it's much easier to get into Serbia, Montenegro or Bosnia than into Schengen == Croatia, Slovenia. But Serbia has people, and Montenegro has sea, while Bosnia has neither. So nothing much happens in Bosnia compared to other two.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Yeah, sure. People tried for years to extract the reasoning behind Gnome 2 to Gnome 3 changes and still no one has any idea. Almost as it's just and only petty power trips.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Nothing much in Bosnia, it's all either Serbia or Montenegro. Croatia is Schengen, so it's much more difficult to get there, and once you're in, there are better destinations.
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by lstodd 3y ago
And here I was thinking it's about Amiga 600
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by lstodd 3y ago
> (Whether things worked out as he envisioned is a slightly different matter.) Well, actually they did, at least in ex-USSR, and I think in Eastern Europe too. After not ever having a single legitimate license in 1990s and early 2000s (a
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by lstodd 3y ago
Ho-ho-ho You're right. I have a ton of assets there, and I'm afraid of even looking. It's what Second Life wanted to be but could not -- a literally second life.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Eh, the memories. Once upon a time, back in Russia we had a service that captured most of FM radio stations and detected what was playing real-time as you listened from Moscow to some obscure station 2000 km away. Sadly it was all trampled
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by lstodd 3y ago
I haven't seen an ad on Youtube for as long as adblock/ublock existed. Nothing has changed yet. Firefox/ubuntu and firefox/android. Logged in or logged off - no difference.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Pretty much. I remember sitting through those pitches and being like "Ok, you don't have any idea how and where to apply this new thing of yours, which is understandable, but then you are unwilling to let anybody have a shot at it
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by lstodd 3y ago
Yeah, this. Intel was all talk and zero samples, not even a demo. So back then we just shrugged and moved on.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Much broken panels littering the shores I guess. Besides I'm sure fish won't like decreased oxygen levels storm or no storm.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Of course it has to be evacuated and maybe filled with helium or something less viscous than air at low pressure; this has to be calculated wrt the heat rejection from the leds. Also centrifugal force shearing and tearing off components, im
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by lstodd 3y ago
Yeah, well, that's not going to work. Interesting problem all the same. For a 1 meter diameter and height cylinder at 60Hz voxel refresh and say 1mm resolution at the edge one would need the plane rotating at obviously 3600 rpm, and ed
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by lstodd 3y ago
I wonder if it would be simpler to just spin two phone screens glued back-to-back. You get higher resolution in about the same weight. Bandwidth would be a problem though.
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by lstodd 3y ago
Man, I've been designing solar+battery offgrid installs for a few years up to my ears into battery datasheets. And I tell you, thermal is critical for the performance. The phone can't get the current it needs exactly because the t

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