mjevans

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by mjevans 2y ago
In many of the denser population areas of the US _generations_ 30, 50, maybe more YEARS worth of insufficient building has left a completely broken situation of stagnation relative to population.
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by mjevans 2y ago
I recall a video from Gamers Nexus at a trade event, though only that it was sometime roughly within the last year. Entirely passive (I THINK / recall there was no pump), heat based circulation, with just TONS of radiator surface and a
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by mjevans 2y ago
I argue TikTok did / is doing the same path.
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by mjevans 2y ago
Show us the (public) Court Filings. The formal start of education to evaluate if there is truth, if there is a guilty party, and to legally render a verdict. The check numbers and other PII can be evaluated by the courts. We the People c
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by mjevans 2y ago
The Lord of the Rings movie that that scene so much emotional justice. Visually representing the power corrupting even with but a taste.
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by mjevans 2y ago
We live an in imperfect world. Some state secrets probably are for public benefit. Government lies should be strongly regulated and see multiple layers of check and oversight. Re-review by new agents should be a frequent event. Lies shou
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by mjevans 2y ago
'useful arts' in that era meant what we'd call 'trades skills' today. 'To promote the progress of science (total human knowledge) and skilled technical artisans.' Arguably, given the pace of technical inno
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by mjevans 2y ago
Offhand, they made the charging system related patents free to use because a standard charging system is a great thing for any vehicle.
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by mjevans 2y ago
That's a great question too. Proposal 1: You don't get to leave the job until the replacement is hired. Proposal 2: Follow the chain of succession to a position that did get elected / appointed. I wonder if cabinet members r
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by mjevans 2y ago
Offhand memory of something from the weeks after the election, though Wikipedia's numbers likely reflect the final official tallies rather than the numbers of that time. The popular vote seems to have been closer than I recalled hearin
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by mjevans 2y ago
About 55%, who voted, nationally voted for the current president of the USA. My _opinion_ is around 20-30% of those that voted 'voted for this' or otherwise like it. The other 35-25% maybe didn't get what they voted for; I b
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by mjevans 2y ago
Licensing, patents (as far as I've heard anyway). NEARLY everything can use AV1 and you don't need your clients to install a licensed codec if their OS didn't happen to include one. https://caniuse.com/av1 F
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by mjevans 2y ago
Also on Github https://github.com/imapsync/imapsync
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by mjevans 2y ago
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by mjevans 2y ago
It would be _lovely_ if instead of the 12V only spec we went to 48V for internal distribution. Though that would require an ecosystem shift. USB-PD 2.0~3.0 would also be better supported https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by mjevans 2y ago
Only reasons it wouldn't all boil down to, `it wouldn't matter`. E.G. If something else that does have it gets released to free as in beer levels why bother? Unless modern civilization ends or an easier alternative is released ev
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by mjevans 2y ago
Doesn't AMD have a similar issue, with the 'secret sauce' really that entire NV toolchain that is practically a monopoly?
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by mjevans 2y ago
Browsers need to be more eager to offer workarounds for things like... that dang snake oil TLS cert on the ISP's router setup in a weird way but in the 'reserved' private use address ranges. NOT automatically, but with an acc
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by mjevans 2y ago
"Why should the reader care?" I agree, they aren't framed in a way that engages the reader. How about for a division problem, start with a bag of candy, or if it HAS to be healthy, a bag of cherries. Or maybe apply it to cook
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by mjevans 2y ago
I have, though it's semi-prosumer equipment. The largest UPS systems for standard systems, like someone might want for a small home-lab rack, can be found with 20A 120V plugs that work in normal outlets; if they're on a 20A rated
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by mjevans 2y ago
Location: Seattle, WA, USA - general metro area / REMOTE OK Remote: Yes || hybrid || 'Onsite' Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Linux, go (golang), shell (sh, bash), SQL (PL/pgSQL), C, C++, Python, HTTP (n
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by mjevans 2y ago
For US cities it would make sense, though the very largest could be argued to also not include that. Use case: Configure device for customer in another state, OK like the mailing address state 2 letter code is XX what city? Oh there's
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by mjevans 2y ago
I would love the wired ones to just have a built in super capacitor; enough to give it 5-10 min (minimum) runtime during a power outage. No Battery. ONLY alarm loudly for sensor detects possible smoke (known positive detection), very soft
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by mjevans 2y ago
How about something like: Sol3/CA/Toronto I'd also like all 50 state capitols (and possibly also their largest city) to exist as E.G. Sol3/US/WA-Olympia and Sol3/US/WA-Seattle (respectively to the above; I
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by mjevans 2y ago
Relays at L4 and L5 (also described in the linked Wikipedia) would be useful. If both are built it's reasonable for relay stations or satellites stay in contact continuously, if over different paths at different times of the day. The
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by mjevans 2y ago
It's a feature of Capitalism. "Waste" that is trimmed one year becomes the new bar "This can run at X". Allocating additional resources requires far higher push than taking back something not spent. Yet some years r
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by mjevans 2y ago
Sadly, it never works. If someone is efficient one year, the money will be cut and then it won't be there when it IS really needed. It can't be banked, it can't be returned as credits. Human nature is why we can't have
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by mjevans 2y ago
I could see a majority having voted for None of the Above; which if it won would result in NONE of the candidates winning. It would also force candidates to address a base rather than trying to just be 'not the other one'.
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by mjevans 2y ago
"None of the Above" (see Bruster's Millions (Movie)) really needs to be an option...
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by mjevans 2y ago
It's worse. Event venues AND anyplace that might EVER have expense account holding business travelers just want to charge for it. Even if fiber literally rolled right up to the side of the building, it'd be resold by either the h

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