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namibj
4y ago
Yeah, sending 48V would be more appropriate, but unfortunately that's not really backwards-compatible (well, the way to do that is typically to allow the PSU to be farther from the use-site, like having a datacenter with tall adult hi
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namibj
4y ago
There's actually an EU standard for using the smartcard functionalities of the ID cards to provide strong authentication/KYC-grade auth. EIDAS, iirc.
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namibj
4y ago
Where did you get the existence of sub-km (horizontal) grid forecasts from? Thus page https://www.dwd.de/EN/research/weatherforecasting/num_modell... contains the following sentence: "The operational NWP
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namibj
4y ago
On part that's what ensembles are about: they run like 20 or so simulations of the near future, randomizing the start values and simulation parameters within the range of uncertainty, and get one potential future per simulation out of
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namibj
4y ago
Germany actually has discrete-cloud (modeling radar-detected convective cells as polygons) forecasts covering the next few hours, combined with some further nowcasting aspects into SYMFONY for localized flash flood warnings (+2h precipitati
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namibj
4y ago
No, the source is the waste water, the target is the fresh water. You could either use a heat pump to move the heat from the colder waste water to the hotter fresh water, or use a direct heat exchanger to pre-heat the freshwater while chill
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namibj
4y ago
Well, outdoor temperature determines the heat load demanded of the radiators, and lower exhaust temperatures for a condensing boiler mean more condensing takes place. So unless/until the circulation pump starts to dominate, one wants t
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namibj
4y ago
Non-superconducting electrical transmission lines don't want to be buried, it's really expensive and harder to handle/deal with when stuff breaks. You also can't have forest on top of it. One can hope we get by with the
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namibj
4y ago
You can use the NaOH/CaO cycle to scrub carbon dioxide at atmospheric conditions and even regenerate the calcium carbonate with a (fairly cheap) methane + pure oxygen lime kiln (electric lime kilns are currently in testing). I'm f
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namibj
4y ago
I'm not sure about how bad/dangerous the failure modes are (relative to the anhydrous NH₃), but cryogenic O₂ stores quite easily and the purified O₂ should come out of the (solar-powered) production of NH₃, some even already as a
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namibj
4y ago
You don't even need to purify N₂ that much, as you can just add air to H₂ and feed that to the reactor, wasting some H₂ on O₂ but AFAIK it's quite cheap to enrich air to low-purity N₂ via pressure-swing adsorption, and it's j
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namibj
4y ago
The non-YouTube authoritative copy of the recording includes the other audio track(s) and sub(s), typically (for at least most main track talks of 33c3/34c3/35c3/36c3) including the live English/German dub (whichever the
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namibj
4y ago
10GBASE-T is the worst within-building 10Gbit networking choice, unless one can't use fiber when the distance exceeds the baseband twinax copper DACs.
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namibj
4y ago
The gun is less about anti-disappearance, and more about getting permissions for a proper lock where the key bitting isn't available for ~10 bucks in a ring of ~5 keys.
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namibj
4y ago
No, the normal bottle are PET, not PE. PE is somewhat waxy, while PET is more glassy.
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namibj
4y ago
That doesn't rule out DKIM, which only requires the `From:` header's domain to list a pubkey and the email to include a DKIM signature from a matching private key. SPF is the one that regulates which hosts a domain's outbound
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namibj
4y ago
I thought DMARC/DKIM was necessary for delivering to Gmail for years now; in any case, there should be few who can't use a backup email to subscribe, as your newsletter won't be the only thing that has these anti-spoof requir
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namibj
4y ago
Making it so they don't have to drive, and then threatening them with severe punishment if they are ever caught driving without holding (regardless of possession) a license, should be feasible. However, that requires making it so they
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namibj
4y ago
Chaos communications congress has remote participation helpers sitting in the back and monitoring the official remote participation channels to today questions.
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namibj
4y ago
2019, Germany, on an ICE (long-distance train).
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namibj
4y ago
PLLs are also fairly large analogue circuitry in your otherwise digital logic.
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namibj
4y ago
I wonder how the non-DIY gaming PCs are exempt from this, tbh...
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namibj
4y ago
I assume it's just very narrow FOV and not achromatic.
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namibj
4y ago
Yeah, but indirect (with e.g. water/glycol between the condenser and the indoor air handler) systems can be combined with scrubber tanks (basically just water+baffles, I think) that the blow-off from a leak or a pressure relief valve i
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namibj
4y ago
It was briefly considered, then numbers run, and promptly determined that it wouldn't be possible (IIRC did to x-ray losses).
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namibj
4y ago
I got a "3M Peltor X5A" a couple years back as a "thinking cap": put on to think in thought-hostile environments. Works like a charm. Probably best 30 bucks I ever spent. For comms use a wind-proof mic on a headset boom
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namibj
4y ago
My 501's (in non-stretch fabric) enlarge one size from wearing, and shrink back from washing (40C, normal detergent, no fabric softener, no brightener, spin cycle and then hung to dry indoors on a line).
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namibj
4y ago
If only the US had something as convenient and normal as SEPA Push, which recently-ish got extended with SEPA Instant (takes ~10 seconds for the payment to go through/finalize; charge backs are not a thing (unless the bank messed up)).
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namibj
4y ago
School stack taking is even worse.
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namibj
4y ago
Funnily enough, this hypergraph view is used to describe symptomatic query complexity for cyclical joins, the simplest if which is "count triangles in adjacency list" (naive RDBMS yields O(n²) on pathological data, despite the wri
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