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by mrb 4y ago
No popup to ask me to allow cookies. No popup to ask me to sign up for an account. Not requesting my location from the browser. According to Chrome's developer tools network tab it loads 9.4 MB of data, which is less than or comparable
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by mrb 4y ago
As a former Google Information Security Engineer I can say: I don't know, because the Android security organization is completely separate from Google's security organization. It's something I always found odd, as it created
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I don't know. Some claim that up until 3 years ago, Amazon was still commingling their own inventory, but they have stopped since then. However I can't find any authoritative source to confirm this.
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by mrb 4y ago
My technique to avoid fraudulent products on Amazon: click on the seller ("Sold by mucaoxikeji") which reveals... "No feedback yet - NEW SELLER" Done ! Only took 2 seconds. It's very simple: I never buy from new sel
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by mrb 4y ago
If your 15B queries are generated by 15B website visits monthly, your web properties should be generating tens of millions of dollars in monthly income. So a few thousand dollars is nothing. Unless your traffic is non-revenue generating or
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by mrb 4y ago
Indeed, it's not possible to seize "11.1160005300044" bitcoins as all bitcoin amounts (outside of the lightning network) are represented with a maximum of 8 decimals. Most likely, it's just a floating-point imprecision f
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Yes, I'd like to see that. I did spend about 15 minutes googling for any evidence similar to this and came up completely empty-handed.
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by mrb 4y ago
If it was true it would be easy to find photographic evidence online. The fact no one in this thread can provide any evidence makes me think this is a rubbish claim.
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You mean the purple color light physically changes the color of the plant? I didn't know that. I tried googling and can't find examples. Can you provide some evidence? It seems hard to believe.
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But does it matter what they look like in the indoor garden under purple lighting? I mean eventually you take them out and admire them in natural lighting. Unless, of course, you have customers visiting your garden...
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by mrb 4y ago
Just plug the phone charger in a power outlet timer that turns on the power just 2 hours per day. That would simulate normal daily phone charging.
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by mrb 4y ago
Your 10G SFP modules have a power budget of 6.2 dB https://www.fs.com/products/11603.html Assuming zero losses at the fusion-spliced pigtail connectors this would be enough for a ~12.4 km fiber link (~0.5 dB attenuatio
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I have no experience either. But terminating seems easy, for example this guy is terminating singlemode fiber in just a few minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKDYw0jPskc&t=2m35s He uses DINTEK Singlemode ezi-FIBE
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by mrb 4y ago
That's entirely the point of Aeromine's invention: the foil and body channel the wind (by decreasing air pressure between the foils) and this increases the speed of wind at the turbine. But per my edit, it doesn't seem suffic
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by mrb 4y ago
You can see technical drawings of their device in their patent (US 11391262): https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/26/02/b1/f9004c8... The article calls it "motionless" and "bladeless&qu
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by mrb 4y ago
4 USD per yard: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LN84Q2G
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So what's the reference behind "Fire Beaumont" on the chart on page 99 ?
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by mrb 4y ago
Dojo does exist. There are real-world pictures of it: https://media.datacenterdynamics.com/media/images/training_t... source: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/tesla-details-doj.
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by mrb 4y ago
« I try to find non-traditional tourist destinations. Cities that are viewed as ugly, or without a lot to see. Cities where the residents are more focused on living their life, for themselves, not for a global audience. » This resonates so
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by mrb 4y ago
Your comparison would make sense if cheetahs had 60 times more muscular mass than Usain Bolt, or were somehow 60 times more powerful. They don't. They aren't.
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by mrb 4y ago
« ~40 MJ/kg for gasoline and 0.4 MJ/kg for a lithium ion battery » That is correct. Out of curiosity, I looked it up and for the Tesla Plaid that's 0.65 MJ/kg (or 181.5 watt·hours per kilogram) But my follow-up question
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by mrb 4y ago
The 2022 Maverick has an engine literally twice more powerful than the 1962 F-100 (270 vs 135 hp). With your logic, picking on one tech detail of many, I could argue the 1962 model is "not really a pickup truck" with such a puny e
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by mrb 4y ago
When I go to ford.com and look at their basic truck, the 2023 Maverick, I see "starting at $22,195". So if a 1962 truck truly sold for $2000, the inflation seems to account for entirely the price increase. And I'm pretty sure
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by mrb 4y ago
You underestimate future AI tech (from 10-50 years from today) even more than you think I underestimate sales skills. The tech will completely blow your mind away, and you don't even see it coming ;)
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You don't need chatbot tech to be indistinguishable from strong AI, just indistinguishable from an average salesperson. Like babyshake, I firmly believe that this will happen one day. 10 years? 50 years?
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My mistake. I read "set screws" as "set of screws".
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There you go, package of 10 for $7.57: https://www.mcmaster.com/90910A589/ McMaster has everything (almost)!
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" malicious CDN couldn't make an evil file " Then the CDN, by definition, would control the data that the end-user (downloader) hashes. But I understand the confusion: londons_explore meant to write "there are no known (
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That's like saying "There are no known attacks against MD5 as long as you don't try to attack it"
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Doing the exact math, a 422-grain bullet shot at 3300 feet/sec is 13,833 joules of kinetic energy (.5 * mass * speed*2 = energy) Right before hitting the target it slowed down to 600 feet/sec, meaning it lost 97% of its kinetic en

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