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61.
by minitoar 3y ago
The mikrotik ones have worked well for me.
62.
by minitoar 3y ago
It reduces peak amperage requirements which has a big impact since cable heating is proportional to the square of the current.
63.
by minitoar 3y ago
Turns out probably not, because the grid infrastructure is quite expensive.
64.
by minitoar 3y ago
Haha yes, like so many behaviors, collecting yogurt containers to re-use is adaptive until it isn’t.
65.
by minitoar 3y ago
Nice, love seccomp though as with all things security it can be very fiddly.
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by minitoar 3y ago
Yeah it’s like a collection of defined interfaces that share a common paradigm.
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by minitoar 3y ago
The scenario is that you’re calculating Qd given a static average latency. Absent that, this formula doesn’t give you a way to compute Qd. What is the average amount of time to service a request in a system where the queue depth is growing
68.
by minitoar 3y ago
I guess it depends on what you mean by "major". Pumps, injectors, spark plugs, etc tend to be redundant. You have airspeed & altitude. None of this is really specific to rotorcraft, though.
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by minitoar 3y ago
I just never do this and it’s never been a problem.
70.
by minitoar 3y ago
Interesting. I would like an onion potato.
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by minitoar 3y ago
I think a confirmation dialog would defeat the purpose of an auto dial here — you need the auto dial because you have been incapacitated.
72.
by minitoar 3y ago
Yes, it’s called C++20 Game Engine Developer.
73.
by minitoar 3y ago
LAN parties were a very big part of my high school experience.
74.
by minitoar 3y ago
I do find myself mostly doing this, or ordering delivery from places that self-deliver.
75.
by minitoar 3y ago
Ehhh no ethical consumption and all that but I’m gonna have to go ahead and disagree with that last sentence. If I become aware of a business treating workers poorly I’m inclined to find an alternative.
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by minitoar 3y ago
The seat number is imo the least impressive part. The wing gives it away.
77.
by minitoar 3y ago
More has to do with gusts for helicopters, partly because they can point into the wind which is no different from forward flight if it’s steady.
78.
by minitoar 3y ago
Ooo great point
79.
by minitoar 3y ago
Probably not useful if you’re in a faraday cage.
80.
by minitoar 3y ago
Indeed you can’t rely on GPS. But…the absence of GPS for more than a few hours is pretty weird. An automatic reboot and maybe nuke could be appropriate for some users. I guess then the faraday cage also needs a fake gps signal to defeat thi
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by minitoar 3y ago
Sure, but this is priced like a luxury vehicle and I think unless you live in Japan it must be imported.
82.
by minitoar 3y ago
That's true, that is a notable difference. But the presence of such firmware can still ruin your day in terms of repairability. Maybe you can't just replace that part because you need some special software to configure the firmwar
83.
by minitoar 3y ago
I don't know, but it sure is interesting to speculate! Maybe there's some way of finding out actual numbers?
84.
by minitoar 3y ago
You might've missed the part of the story where the author includes quotes from a subject matter expert about how to address the problem.
85.
by minitoar 3y ago
Not irrational if you consider that frequently the land is worth a lot more than the house.
86.
by minitoar 3y ago
Which modern motor vehicles can you buy that fit that description?
87.
by minitoar 3y ago
But like all laws applying a heuristic to technology it will rapidly become outdated.
88.
by minitoar 3y ago
The bar is very low.
89.
by minitoar 3y ago
It depends on the role. IMO the bar is pretty low for many engineering roles. Determining “that you're a reasonable person when faced with interpersonal difficulties” is usually good enough.
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by minitoar 3y ago
I find it very difficult to get competing offers in such a way that they care to outbid each other. Usually it’s just a nominally similar but differently structured offer.

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