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901.
by lstodd 5y ago
Well, today I learned. Thanks.
902.
by lstodd 5y ago
My hands, from working with NF/USP Isopropyl alcohol tend to disagree. It desiccates, defats, and generally kills everything in sight.
903.
by lstodd 5y ago
> 1000 feet off the ground is quite a big margin of error actually. Actually, no. It can't maneuver fast enough, it can't gain altitude fast enough. A downdraft or a squall and it's going into a hill or a tree from 1000ft
904.
by lstodd 5y ago
If you fly low how do you deice the thing while avoiding terrain? Most of the crashes were due to flying into the terrain in adverse weather conditions after all.
905.
by lstodd 5y ago
> a message system that falls back to SMS is useless This. Most of the rest of the world ditched SMS a decade or more ago.
906.
by lstodd 5y ago
> I honestly do not know a single person who has the funds saved up to do this. Consider that being burned out you don't have any upcoming funds anyway. If you force yourself to earn something, you just burn deeper, get fired or can
907.
by lstodd 5y ago
It's quite simple: burn excess incoming O2 with a bit more carbon.
908.
by lstodd 5y ago
Back when the Apache was beaten there was no commercial licensing in Nginx. Also the Apache that was beaten was Apache 1, which was fork-only, and that was the whole reason Nginx was written in the first place. Then Apache did Apache2 with
909.
by lstodd 5y ago
I'd guess it's power FETs that fail. You'd have to design a shield of sorts, manufacture it, and still bury it in a compound with the pi, since high-temp high-humidity environment will kill them in weeks. Of course, being bur
910.
by lstodd 5y ago
If they did put a decent encoder behind the knob that wouldn't be a problem. But hey, decent encoders cost.
911.
by lstodd 5y ago
Industry funded TR-069. It is a lovecraftian nightmare, not even open-source efforts could salvage anything useful. Another industry funded FIX. It is just a bit less of the same.
912.
by lstodd 5y ago
Aha, it's Dahak all right. https://www.goodreads.com/series/42076-dahak
913.
by lstodd 5y ago
The thing is, guys who actually knew what's a runaway stabilizer condition feels like managed to cope. It's the ones who didn't didn't. Somehow I think this is actually related to the hours flown. Not entirely, but shoul
914.
by lstodd 5y ago
Eh. I'm talking about primary smelters, the ones that take bauxite as input. You just can't. It'll ruin the chemical composition, the electolysers, you'll have to throw out (somehow, very expensive in itself) a lot of fl
915.
by lstodd 5y ago
The issue is keeping crews from forgetting how to fly the aircraft. Or do you want another round of 737MAX because noone actually flown a plane in 6 months, since it was considered somehow better for enviroment?
916.
by lstodd 5y ago
Like how you are going to maintain your 737 or 320 rating flying a Cessna? Besides, I suppose keeping a plane in storage and serviced while keeping your workforce certified and ready isn't that much cheaper than keeping all them somew
917.
by lstodd 5y ago
Maybe mostly because you did not articulate any link between long-term effects and vaccination. I do not think this was researched at all.
918.
by lstodd 5y ago
if you delve deep enough into mathematical statistics, as in the theory and methods, you will realise that your statement does not mean that there would have been more deaths without any vaccine. It's that sort of 7th Seal [0] funny. A
919.
by lstodd 5y ago
Like SSDs bring any new angle to this. > You can't run a high-throughput database on spinning disks unless you disregard data integrity Of course you can. That's the way it was and still is done. I'd say one can't run
920.
by lstodd 5y ago
> Yes, for some months, and then it decades. Degrades? Surely it does. What about the one from any one of the vaccines? It does just the same. > I come from North Italy Mismanagement and ignorance produces heroes and corpses. This is
921.
by lstodd 5y ago
"Is the cure deadlier than the disease" is a long-standing question. It was in fact deadlier for milennia. It's still not "settled".
922.
by lstodd 5y ago
No you're right. Stainless steel is insane, in those conditions it will corrode in several decades, if not faster. Foundation is just laughable, it won't last 200 years, much less 1000. Like you say, a structured pile of rocks wit
923.
by lstodd 5y ago
Ugh So many this. Looks like most news are just thermal noise from the wires leading to the (apparently missing) sensors that is then ran through the google translate or somthing. +/- a couple hundred or uRh? Pfew. You can have like 1
924.
by lstodd 5y ago
That is interesting. As you must know, steel is an alloy of iron and carbon, the carbon in question coming from, you know, coal. So how exactly it can be "fossil-free"?
925.
by lstodd 5y ago
It's like, surely you can "scale down" an electric smelter. Only that would mean almost rebuilding the furnaces afterwards. And it's sort of "simple" for the iron smelters. Try to shut down an aluminium smelter
926.
by lstodd 5y ago
As if there was any difference. The whole circus of "Supreme Soviet" was itself a propaganda item ran from Старая площадь.
927.
by lstodd 5y ago
As long as you don't try the most obvious approach, that is just buying the sim straight from one of the official operators, the thing is quite simple. In Europe, esp eastern europe, like Bulgaria, there's a vast market of stolen
928.
by lstodd 5y ago
You forgot to mention фарцовка, which was essentially a grass-roots sort of a fix to this quasi-unofficial class divide. There isn't even an en wikipedia article about it, while it had a order or two of magnitude larger turnover than B
929.
by lstodd 5y ago
Like I said, Russian sources weren't inaccurate per se. It was a sort of reality distortion field. Though people learned to cope with that. It's just more of the same nowadays, but worldwide.
930.
by lstodd 5y ago
This is a dangerous oversimplification. What people learned in between 1963-ish to 1985-ish there is that mass media shovels shit wholesale, and so cannot be taken at face value under any circuimstances and that if you style yourself as a c

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