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by luma 5y ago
They cannot be fully discharged without permanently damaging the cells, so Li-ion batteries are always shipped with some charge.
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by luma 5y ago
When welding stainless used in food service, you then need to re-passivate all the joints. Can be a bit of a pain for long pipelines. You'll often see acrylic piping used in food plants partially for this reason (another reason is th
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by luma 5y ago
Large systems, like a school system, develop rules and procedures that help guarantee the continued existence of the system itself. The overt stated goals (eg "provide a quality education") eventually become secondary to this fun
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by luma 5y ago
Then what exactly is missing? Currently, the Home Assistant OS offers the following: * Regular update checks and notification in the UI * Single-click update of the base OS and the docker images * Automated checks of your configuration vers
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by luma 5y ago
Docker is pretty darn easy to install my man! Linux doesn’t make it easy to package applications that work cross platform, so docker makes that possible and it works on a wide range of platforms, including systems like the Raspberry Pi.
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by luma 5y ago
You could read a newspaper to get the news or send a postcard to share your opinions with others, yet here you are on the internet. Technology marches on, you get to chose if you want to engage with it, but I don’t think suggesting that peo
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by luma 5y ago
The primary distribution method for Home Assistant is via a docker container, which should run just fine on most Linux platforms. There is a Home Assistant OS which is free to use and mostly exists as a lightweight docker host. It is the
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by luma 5y ago
Up until this past year, every single ZWave radio was made by the same company. They are now allegedly certifying third parties but I haven’t yet seen anyone announce that they’ve achieved that certification. It’s possible to build a crap
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by luma 5y ago
You have a serious problem with your ZWave network if it is performing as you describe. I have just over 70 devices live right now and have none of these problems. Monitor your logs and see if some node out there is screaming or otherwise
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by luma 5y ago
There are three major cloud components. Alexa and Google integrations both have open options that are documented by NC and you are welcome to use them. There’s a lot of setup as you need to deal with a semi-complex config on AWS or GCP wh
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by luma 5y ago
The person to which you are responding isn't asking a bunch of questions that, presumably, was answered by the author in the OP. You were. I'd suggest reading the article again as I think you've missed the critical point: th
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by luma 5y ago
Your experience on reddit is 100% the result of the subreddits to which you subscribe. Unsub ALL default reddits and you'll be surprised at how quickly the quality goes up.
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by luma 5y ago
Then become the VMWare guy (or whatever tech you see coming at you to take over your world). This industry changes quickly, expecting to be a skilled sysadmin on the same platform for more than a decade is a career killer.
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by luma 5y ago
Another concern is which regulators are going to allow such a sale to take place? As noted in the article, the FTC filed a suit against the merger and China was likely to take a similar stance. If NVIDIA cannot buy ARM without running int
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by luma 5y ago
What have all those other good decision makers done to improve this man’s lot? What exactly should he be waiting for? Reasonable people acting reasonably is how we got to where we are, and there are a lot of people who aren’t happy with th
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by luma 5y ago
Might your experience have something to do with the fact that you're using a very early generation of the product? It's like saying iPhones are slow and clunky because of your experience with a gen 1 iPhone.
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by luma 5y ago
I like hwere your head is at but I think God can take the blame on that one, who did so without Mary's prior consent.
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by luma 5y ago
That still doesn't fix the fact that it relies on network broadcasts for many core functionality (app discovery of the hub, etc). Putting your IoT devices on their own VLAN sounds like a good idea, but they usually aren't designe
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by luma 5y ago
Wiley also attempted to make importing those foreign versions illegal, because of course they did. It eventually took the US Supreme Court to intervene on behalf of common sense.
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by luma 5y ago
The other factor is that the central plot element (not really a spoiler here) involves a system for finding prime factors of large numbers which, 20 years later, would still be ground-breaking technology and would almost certainly have seve
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by luma 5y ago
> Because married women takes care of kids? I genuinely don’t understand this question… Your comment here is 100% the problem we're talking about. In your mind, women get married for the sole reason of having kids, and further, it&
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by luma 5y ago
> With the exception of WW2 Except for the one time Japan teamed up with Hitler and tried to rape and pillage the world, and not giving up until someone invented and then used nuclear weapons to make them stop. That is a pretty huge ast
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by luma 5y ago
> I absolutely expect Google to be able to detect someone's SEO life story bullshit at the top of a recipe and penalize that for ranking purposes. Agreed, but those life stories are there because Google penalized the site if they we
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by luma 5y ago
> Japan doesn’t go around killing opeople who don’t adhere to their society. This is a pretty recent development in Japan's history and the world hasn't forgotten. And for those those single women - why not also married women?
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by luma 5y ago
> maybe Japanese woman prefer to be in traditional role? Great, good for them, everything should work out. It's not the women who want to be subservient to men that I'm worried about, it's the ones who don't. Japane
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by luma 5y ago
Your opening reminded me of this piece attributed to Banksy: People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small
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by luma 5y ago
Depends on who owns that AR. If I own it, I could replace all the car insurance ads on the road with cute geckos doing adorable things.
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by luma 5y ago
* The person I was responding to claim it could be an alternative. OK, Bitcoin has been around a while and several countries have had currency problems. Notably, Bitcoin didn't save the day. Why? It has literally never happened, bu
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by luma 5y ago
* Bitcoin is and has been available in countries where there are currency problems and it has yet to solve any of them. This canard has been trotted out for over a decade, there have been plenty of chances to demonstrate this notion, and n
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by luma 5y ago
Substitute "speed" (really, "velocity") with "acceleration" and your statement is true. So, you're pretty close in your reasoning - if everything is accelerating at the same rate, then things further away

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