maallooc

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by maallooc 6y ago
Not processing old solar panel was deemed dangerous by the government and we are building a government facility to recycle and properly decontaminate them. The price to run the facility will be collected from the manufacturers. Same for Win
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by maallooc 6y ago
Actually it does matter if it's not properly processed. Government research found those metals were contaminating landfills, and imposed restrictions. If you are interested in the facts, here are one. I believe in research done by my p
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by maallooc 6y ago
>I don't mind if my hot water tank super-heats water in the middle of the day for the rest of the day. Water does not have the capability to store much energy. >If electricity is really cheap, my freezer can jump into overdrive.
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by maallooc 6y ago
That just dumping old solar panels into the landfill will cause Cu, Pb, As, Cr to spread into the ground effectively contaminating it. The government is trying to ban dumping it and trying to impose a responsibility to manufacturers to prop
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by maallooc 6y ago
Cheap for the economy, not so cheap for the environment. These kind of articles rarely calculate the price to dispose old solar panels. Our country recently found that current methods for disposing solar panels pose a grave danger to the en
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by maallooc 6y ago
This is so interesting to watch. Can you do it for other hash or encryption methods?
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by maallooc 6y ago
Says Windows cannot open this type of file. What happened to distributing apps with their dependencies?
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by maallooc 6y ago
There were good old days when we used .msi for software distribution.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Freezing, not booting, certain applications not working, failing to pass stress tests, and other misc problems that the user reports. When those things happen they just send them back to the distributor without testing further because they&
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by maallooc 6y ago
AMD's QA is bad. My friend runs a company that churns about >400 computers per month with AS guarantee mostly for office use. The ratio of initial failure confirmed by manufacturers was 15:1 and the ratio of failing within 2 years (
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by maallooc 6y ago
The truth is if you get an OEM workstation like sane people does you really don't have problems supplying them.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Feels like I've just had a coke. Nice reply from Theo.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Whenever I'm using Zoom I'm astounded by how it works. Seriously. What black magic are they performing? It works remarkably well. Just like magic. I've used Skype, Google hangout and others. They are like 1-2 years behind Zoo
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by maallooc 6y ago
Is this stable enough thou? I've used it about 6 months ago and it was unstable and many features did not work.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Wow, I noticed it was a Microsoft code. I think I would have noticed it without the information. Is there a Microsoft style guideline when writing C?
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by maallooc 6y ago
Oh yeah, believe some outdated policy than the CEO's recent interview. That's some quality fact checking right there! Congrets on your bleeding edge method of fact checking.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Your video gets deleted, your channel gets a warning or a ban. Seems equivalent to what YouTube is doing to youtubers that posts information inconsistent with WHO.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Imagine being forced to remove this article, the server provider cuts off service, and your domain banned because these kind of articles have violated terms of services. That's happening on YouTube now.
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by maallooc 6y ago
This could be a real game changer if Apple succeeds in expanding their mobile toolkit to the ARM Mac. To be honest, I'll buy an ARM Macbook right now if I can use Microsoft Office, Safari and VS Code.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Fk you instagram, I'm blocklisting your site and I'll never visit it again.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Am I the stupid one or is his twitter filled with his brain-dead supporters? Do they seriously think hospitals can't buy CPAP machines now? They can but are not doing it because CPAP machines don't have the accuracy, mission criti
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by maallooc 6y ago
Even South Koreans don't trust their government in terms of NK news.
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by maallooc 6y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1250698888731701248 Yeah, probably he delivered Resmed CPAP machines with firmware, I suppose.
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by maallooc 6y ago
CNN reports that Kim is in serious condition citing 2 individual US officials. https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/20/politics/kim-jong-un-nort... According to a reporter for NBC citing 2 individual US offic
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by maallooc 6y ago
I expected the quality so I'm happy with them. "alleged" "attempted" sexual assult . 33% fact hit rate? That's pretty good.
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by maallooc 6y ago
Wow, I'll take this bait. >They manipulate the stock market extremely maliciously to take out competitors before they can become disruptive. >Even if I was just a normal worker, how would my retirement funds be able to grow in th
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by maallooc 6y ago
http://news.khan.co.kr/kh_news/khan_art_view.html?art_id=201... The paper that says he did not sexually assult the woman is clearly not notarized, as you can see on the photo provided by him. http://www.labo
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by maallooc 6y ago
I have but they are all Korean.
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by maallooc 6y ago
> Mr. Kim said Samsung fired him in 1995 for doing what many others, before and since, have tried to do: organize an independent labor union. No he was not. He was fired because he tried to sexually assult a women co-worker. > The wom
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by maallooc 6y ago
The fact is, they post their numbers every year. You can download their annual audit reports. They just did not state those numbers on this article. And this layoff is not because the budget changed now, it’s to prepare for that. Don’t dema

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