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4y ago
Hydrocarbons for energy storage are and will stay way more efficient and safe than pure hydrogen or batteries.
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lstodd
4y ago
Reminds me of the FidoNet nodelist. And the proliferation of alternate FTN networks back then. It's actually a nice solution.
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4y ago
Something like An-72. But maintenance becomes a bitch, so they put'em back under the wings eventually.
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4y ago
makes evacuaion harder that it has to be
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4y ago
> The problem is that your config file is telling the runner how to reach the goal rather than what the goal is. The real-world alternative is a partial rewrite of your CI infra, which usually not feasible.
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4y ago
In reality there is no such thing as a 'container'. You can create an incredible self-intersecting mess of process namespaces. It is not what you want to do in production. Also, docker is an overengineered mess. Kubernetes only an
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4y ago
I rode original 2T internal combustion scooters half of my life, all the way from '72 Vespa and up to ~20hp tuned Italjets. And the other half I rode motorcycles. The saying goes - you ride for a season, you fall at least once, no exce
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4y ago
You can't fight echo chamber effect with technical measures, forget about it.
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4y ago
This is untrue in my experience. I was using FreeBSD as my desktop for almost 15 years, since the 4.1 times, and the amount of work it took to make some sane vpn client out of an ubuntu is nowhere near what I had as my griefs with FreeBSD b
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4y ago
Aha, that's what Tunguska was: aliens telling us to not bother with this.
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4y ago
One of the most common uses for 'left-win' is switching keyboard layouts. Right-win and the silly context menu button are mostly unused.
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4y ago
Serious men will just burn the box the next night. Now if you just make it shout twitter handles and/or facebook profile names that would be hilarious.
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4y ago
no.
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4y ago
Try Welle: Erdball it'll blow your mind
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4y ago
All you have to do is put an aluminum I-bar on top of the card if the cooler itself doesn't provide adequate rigidity, which I doubt. I'd guess if excessive stress on the PCIe slot was a problem, it'd be solved by combining a
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4y ago
Why bother? If things went so far that the secession is desired it is already a civil war, and constitution of 'some people out there over the creek' doesn't matter. I think that was the lesson of the 1860s.
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4y ago
> they can drive only for Uber and nothing else Is this really the case? Because every gig driver I rode with effectively worked for all locally available gigs at once.
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lstodd
4y ago
It's the same stuff - namespaces, etc. But it doesn't shove greasy fingers into network config like docker. More a tooling question/approach than tech.
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4y ago
Well, yes, there is that. Although when you get at or above 12" wheels it's much better. Still, we have a local saying here - if you ride you fall at least once a year. If you didn't fall - you're not riding, you're
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lstodd
4y ago
Even a shitty chinese desktop planer can get you consistent 0.1mm precision if you perform requisite rituals.
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4y ago
XT250 IMO is not very convenient for shopping. Something like Majesty 400 is much better, or even old 2T 100cc Neo's if you can find one. It's amazing how much stuff fits in under the saddle. And I once moved a full-size ironing b
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4y ago
Maybe that was the case 10 years ago. Or 15. Nowadays it's all automatic, there are no predefined zones - only past statistics and about zero operators. edit: srsly, that's what Uber is all about. and YTaxi is one of Moscow Ubers.
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4y ago
That's what you get when you refuse to maintain and develop infrastructure and then build over floodable areas, as many in this thread said. Same stuff as Katrina and many other less-visible disasters related to "sudden" &quo
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4y ago
More than that, paddles are actually analog signals. So it's neither this, nor that or two in one, the second not being serial ofc.
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4y ago
Yeah, well, imagine all the induced epilepsy attacks.
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4y ago
> I don't know the specific numbers, and I've only just seen one or two studies You might as well cut you comment at this point.
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4y ago
What bullshit, man. Where were you living last 15 years? You want to go back to your country and not be killed on the spot, you organize a coup there, not whine on Twitter or to it. Whines don't do shit, it's that simple.
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4y ago
Of course they absolutely should be. It's how I learned to build rectification columns from cookware after all. Education is a responsibility of the entire society after all. It's just the stated goal - minimising alcohol consumpt
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4y ago
I only can advise to try running more demanding apps. After all that's where the fun is. You will more-or-less instantly switch camps.
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4y ago
Like JC said - you can shove your roadmaps where you like, many people contribute exactly because they're sick of roadmaps and product foci.
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