mohaine

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by mohaine 6y ago
How are you sure someone isn't `going to send fighters over to Bomb the us mainland`? I'm pretty sure no one is going to do that and yes we way overspend on the MIC but really sending militaries over to other countries was the sta
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by mohaine 6y ago
Sounds nice but the title is a bit off from the content. `The researchers also pointed out that the range of the paste can be compared with gasoline and may even exceed it.` Being able to be compared to gasoline is quite a bit different t
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by mohaine 6y ago
Agree, Mine is a Model 3 from May 2018 with 22k. I've only had a couple of small issues, (Infotainment computer would fail to wake back up often and a bad switch on break pedal meant to register a foot but no press) both fixed with no
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by mohaine 6y ago
Many PS2-USB "converters" are really just "adapters" that actually rely on the keyboard to do the heavy lifting internally. These do not work at all. It sounds like it has gotten better but it used to be quite hard to
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by mohaine 6y ago
There are MANY programable keyboards (and just plain USB device controllers). The chances that this can't be gamed are zero.
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by mohaine 6y ago
How do you normalize your Json structure so it can be queried? Do you enforce a schema on your JSON or do you morph it on export into a common structure. If you enforce a schema on the Json structure how do you handle the changes on the li
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by mohaine 6y ago
It needs at least a (2019) in the title.
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by mohaine 6y ago
> Are there psychotic devs out there who call it something other than `self`? Yuck! I was converting some old Java code to Python recently and I almost decided to switch to `this` just to make the task less repetitive. Luckily, sanity r
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by mohaine 6y ago
You forgot that you can route to a supercharger and it will pre-condition the batter for charging so it is faster. Also, it will show you how full the charger is, directly from the app.
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by mohaine 6y ago
They are standardized, but the standard (at least in the US) was less than advanced so if you wanted things like a data connection between the charger and the car you had to roll your own. Without this you can't do things like: 1) Hav
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by mohaine 6y ago
I have an acquaintance that had just bought his 4th Leaf (2019) and decided to drive it on a 400ish mile road trip to a conference. It took him over 10 hours. When he got to the next charger they 1) Often only had 1 high output charger.
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by mohaine 6y ago
How is my comment wrong? I said `if the short version is not enabled by default..` which suggests that I do not think they are but am not 100% sure. Ok, I was wrong and rest of my critic doesn't apply but how is this suddenly transla
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by mohaine 6y ago
I didn't realize the alias were pre-defined and not just user created. Thanks for clearing that up in reasonable way.
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by mohaine 6y ago
Alias are nice, but if the short version is not enabled by default, it is mostly useless outside of your normal workstation. During the course of my day I'll be working in many different containers and VMs. All of them 'cattle&#
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by mohaine 6y ago
Please don't use BigInt. It is the same size (usually 16 bytes) as GUID/UUID in binary but has lots of drawbacks and no real upside other than they are easier to type in when they are still small. 1) The ids are clustered around
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by mohaine 6y ago
In the Midwest a 1-2 hour commute is normally 70 - 120 miles.
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by mohaine 6y ago
This would not be melting down. Melting down is melting out of the containment device, which this is not doing. True it is melting INTO a secondary containment device but unless it continues to melt through that it would not be a 'mel
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by mohaine 6y ago
Of course they have no advantage in batteries, controllers, brand recognition, or efficiency, this is why their stock is only so so.
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by mohaine 6y ago
Including Pigs. Never forget that when Fred dies early of natural causes, his life long friends will be munching on him soon. Note that this is while on full food and not at modern feed lot densities, just on a low rate family farm.
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by mohaine 6y ago
True in the strictest sense is test best kind of true.
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by mohaine 6y ago
I personally don't think they know this now. As originally defined year of Linux as a desktop is never going to happen but I know lots of people that never come close to a Windows desktop these days. Lots of former windows desktops hav
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by mohaine 6y ago
That is completely different then what my Muslim friends from collage said they were taught. They said that at home they had classes that explained how these were "tricks" put in place by God to mislead non-believers. This isn
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by mohaine 6y ago
I actually used to calibrate and QC high end breakers for a well know company who's name is a letter and a shape. To pass QC the breakers would need to heat trip when run at 135% Amps between roughly 20-45 minutes. Both too fast and
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by mohaine 6y ago
This isn't really correct though and gives a false sense of security. The house breakers are sized for the wires in the wall, not the device plugged in. Those should have their own internal fuses to protect themselves. Most lamp cord
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by mohaine 6y ago
This IS a nitrogen cycle. Sure it would be great to utilize waste nitrogen as well but that doesn't take away from this. Btw this is how lagumes fix nitrogen. This nothing new but since it is already in maze it can probably be crossbr
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by mohaine 6y ago
No, it isn't true. The OP basically says: If you use containers like VPSes then you have basically have a VPS but in a container.
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by mohaine 6y ago
If you live near others, good luck. Too many people leave buckets other containers out.
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by mohaine 6y ago
Looking at the slides from a different article, these are not really in the chip per say but in the SDK. So any lib compiled to use the chip would be affected but not really a hardware issue. Basically fuzzy testing found 400 library calls
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by mohaine 6y ago
Not OP but I just just use my Advantage at Home/Work (currently the same thing) and the Mac keyboard if I'm mobile. I tend not to do much heavy coding if I'm not at my desk due to the reduced screen size. If I had one of t
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by mohaine 6y ago
I never understood the appeal of wireless keyboards. Sure I understand for mobile but for a primary workspace the wire has never bothered me on the keyboard. I mean it just sits there and replacing batteries is a pain. Mouse is a different

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