mechhacker

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by mechhacker 3y ago
I really like my Garmin Fenix. Got someone else a Garmin Instinct as a gift. Previously, I got a Samsung and it was a buggy piece of junk. The Garmin has been extremely reliable, getting regularly doused underwater in saltwater when crashin
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Loose bolts on the planes Loose screws at Boeing management
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by mechhacker 3y ago
As a STEM working remotely in the area of this newspaper, I'd definitely consider a non-stem job that paid more than what I make working remotely...but I haven't seen an obvious opportunity like that.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I thought there were more examples of hybrid engines? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RocketMotorTwo Also, I wonder how complex this is going to make the aerodynamic controls. You are losing moment arms between engine an
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Agreed with what the others said. Kind of like a custard when ripe. But, what I didn't like was it was overwhelmingly like the worst parts of the flavor of banana, amplified. Maybe it was the ones that I tried and there are other varie
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Dug pretty far back to get his older site: https://web.archive.org/web/20120103091953/http://arthurdeva...
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Man, hadn't heard that name in a while. Looks like he's still around. His twitter points to his homepage, but that looks to have been taken over by someone with the same name. All of his stuff must be on facebook now, shame.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I tried them when I was living in Ohio and they had the Pawpaw festival. Not my thing. The ones I had fresh were too weird tasting for me. I did like some of the secondary products like beer or other things made from them, but the fruit the
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Maybe it was sign language Or maybe that's how they got the rings off for divorce
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I can't comment on heart disease but I recently started adding running. Mostly in the form of running to and from the gym to lift weights, but I will sometimes throw in a 5k, even throwing in something like 7k today. What I've not
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by mechhacker 3y ago
They keep breaking zoom too. The "enhancements" are reminding me of when Evernote went from their original UI to a new one, making everything take at least 3-5x more effort/tapping/clicking and I just gave up on it entir
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by mechhacker 3y ago
“Why don’t children leave the house?” I did, until I was at a certain age (roughly early teenager). Then, there were a bunch of news shows talking about men driving around in brown vans abducting kids. Or kids just smoking pot at the parks.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Then they got the double heavy landing, which was mindblowing seeing it the first time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lw3KEg6b6bE
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by mechhacker 3y ago
It's been so long that anything new has happened that it's easy to forget what it takes to move things forward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13qeX98tAS8
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Wonder if hot staging caused issues with both vehicles or it was two separate issues.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Interesting, did not catch that
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I thought I saw an explosion but they seem unsure
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Yup, typo
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Yeah that was nuts
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by mechhacker 3y ago
1st stage turned around then exploded. Second stage is doing well so far. Edit had the second sentence wrong
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by mechhacker 3y ago
So they are trying a boostback. Are they going to try to land it or? NVM they said they were just going to let it splash.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I'm hoping that this one makes the 2nd stage partial (or full?) orbit. This thing is a gamechanger.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
When I see a lot of this voice replication I am reminded of something. (Dune series spoiler) For example, Duncan Idaho keeps being brought back with cloning tech, over and over, for centuries, because Leto II just likes him. Over and over,
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I narrowed it down to grapefruit. At least that's what I suspect. I avoid them now.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I've broken bones, including a leg, and a kidney stone was the most painful thing I've experienced. It was so painful it resulted in a blackout as it was moving through my innards and getting to my bladder. Anything to save myself
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by mechhacker 3y ago
There are pathways for it to happen. But you need a team of specialized lawyers, training for all employees, controls, etc. None of this is free.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I overly simplify it because I need to consult a lawyer any time I deal with it. I do not want to accidentally "export" anything. You need specialized lawyers to deal with this and be compliant, it's not cheap, and I personal
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by mechhacker 3y ago
Giving technical details to a foreign citizen is considered an export of ITAR or other restricted information and can get you personally locked in federal prison.
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by mechhacker 3y ago
I installed yale smart locks which work with Nest. After going through a bunch of pain getting it to initially work, I would go away from anything smart device at all, except for maybe an electric code lock that isn't networked. It&#x2
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by mechhacker 3y ago
IIRC Thomas Goyard hit 41kts on the foil, but may not be "official". The speed canals where they hit really high speeds on fins are in special areas that most people will never be able to experience that have no wind disruptions a

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