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by namibj 11mo ago
Nowhere with even just an "improved" road (i.e., gravel road, not "only" a path cleared of tall vegetation) is too low density for fiber. Unless local conditions make you want to use aerial cable, you'll just cable
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by namibj 11mo ago
Sounds like a notice that disclosure could result in outcomes that make the discloser liable of (the crime? of) interfering-with-an-investigation. And thus to avoid that risk, to think twice before disclosing. Disclosure would only be punis
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by namibj 11mo ago
I'd not be surprised if that's exactly why those boxes always come with a keyhole that the renter has the only key for; the official process for "lost my keys" is paying the lock drilling and replacing fee stipulated in
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by namibj 1y ago
For comparison, I calculated the J/(kg m) for both the Emma Maersk (at the numbers I could find in the Germany Wikipedia article; they seem to be for higher power levels with less efficient hydrodynamics) and a generic battery electric
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by namibj 1y ago
Many freighters have space for the 12 passengers they're allowed to carry before they get reclassified to passenger ship with all the post-Titanic SOLAS requirements those incur. The first 12 however are easy, they self-select to be lo
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by namibj 1y ago
As always capped at 12 passengers by SOLAS: the convention classifies every merchant ship with more than 12 passengers as a passenger ship not merely a cargo ship; AFAIK the worst (to profitability) effect is that the ship suddenly needs to
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by namibj 1y ago
Presumably if the payer displays and the recipient scans; however that's technically solved by the POS showing the target address, amount, and bill/reference ID; the shopper then scanning, visually confirming the amount, and appro
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by namibj 1y ago
They mean VDSL; that's 100~200 Mbit down and 10~24~50 Mbit up.
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by namibj 1y ago
That in itself is an umbrella. There's 3~5 variants that require separate radios or at least separate frontends to work probably. Notably these days are the ZigBee PHY and the FiRa PHY.
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by namibj 1y ago
Try next time you see an emergency that you can call in, to pop your sim first. At least if it's not one where seconds count.
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by namibj 1y ago
It's sad that the only other loopback v6's appear to be v4's /8 in the form mapped into a slice of v7 address space
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by namibj 1y ago
Yet a reinforced concrete wall of e.g. triangular section and anchored with "long enough" piles would be about the only not-that-expensive way to turn a short strip of "airport land" past the EMAS into a V1 stopping supe
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by namibj 1y ago
Step recovery diode! Abuse minority carrier lifetime to very suddenly turn from resistive to capacitive just after switching from forward current to reverse bias; use the fact that the current wants to keep flowing to force it to concentra
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by namibj 1y ago
I thought those are ethymologically about the thin-walled containment of a volumetric interior space where said space is connected to only specific ports/holes, and is often but not necessarily mandatory intertwined with a second such
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by namibj 1y ago
Worse: noise floor is a matter of definition.
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by namibj 1y ago
German id cards essentially record the newest issuance timestamp seen; then they block certificates that expired prior to this recorded value.
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by namibj 1y ago
Wow US prices are high. Putting solar on an existing brick/concrete wall (as essentially cladding) costs about 20ct/W here in Germany; bifacial fence rows should be slightly higher; a mini excavator should be pretty quick at sinki
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by namibj 1y ago
..... They are block devices. Those allow resizing. They can be used with, for example, the listed file systems. No one claimed the listed file systems would (usefully) cooperate with (all aspects of) the block device's resizing.
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by namibj 1y ago
In the lower 48 you'd just size the solar to handle winter and find a way to use summer electricity, like electro winning metal from ore or running low-capex high-power chemical synthesis steps like making ammonia without natural gas.
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by namibj 1y ago
You can just put solar fences in Alaska.... Half of Germany is north of the straight part of the US/Canada border...
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by namibj 1y ago
Net metering is unrealistic. Maybe just force grid-connected solar installations that want credit (any size) and even those that just want to be grid-tied (beyond some small size like maybe 5 panels/2kW worth of MPPT) to use a register
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by namibj 1y ago
I'll care when they hit (inflation-adjusted to now) 10ct/Wp for n-topcon (or better) glass-glass framed modules FOB by the truck/container load. Because that (in Rotterdam) is the normal for central Europe these days. Except
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by namibj 1y ago
They take in ambient air and release 100% humidity warmer air, basically a giant server-heated humidifier. You could spend more electricity if needed to up the airflow to get the same cooling power without humidifying.
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by namibj 1y ago
They want to feel like they matter in over 10k years from now, where a 4-digit year would start to wrap.
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by namibj 1y ago
For all of your context/reference, if you buy whole pallets from a central European port warehouse, glass-glass modules run around $0.11/Wp plus shipping. Unless you're just bolting them to the floor or to an uninsulated wall
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by namibj 1y ago
That would free the apartments the staff would otherwise live in, though?
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by namibj 1y ago
Doesn't fix the app from booting into a short that thus defaults to playing with sound.
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by namibj 1y ago
Also a tuning fork cut for a lower power-of-two would be a bit bulky for a compact wrist watch.
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by namibj 1y ago
Their word for (part time) job (as opposed to career position) is literally the German word for "work": arbeit. Of course transliterated with some minor phonetic loss, but that's expected.
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by namibj 1y ago
If you can map all VRAM into host linear/physical address space, you can just use write combining page table entries to it and get efficient buffered write back caching for the CPU writes that created the very bytes you think of DMA-in

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