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by notatoad 2y ago
i think that's a pretty good indicator of how useful this is though - we don't need communication strategies for dealing with our helpful co-workers who are good communicators. if you've got an office full of people who have
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by notatoad 2y ago
That sounds like exactly the sort of use case where I usually see lorawan deployed
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by notatoad 2y ago
is Lorawan widely used by any IoT customers? from what i can tell, it's a pretty cool technology but has mostly remained a toy for hobbyists to play with. which is probably why cisco is bailing.
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by notatoad 2y ago
thanks for posting the actual wording here, that makes things a lot more clear and a lot less ominous than my first interpretation.
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by notatoad 2y ago
works for me... > Last night, WP Engine filed a baseless lawsuit against Automattic and Matt Mullenweg. Their complaint is flawed, start to finish. We vehemently deny WP Engine’s allegations—which are gross mischaracterizations of realit
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by notatoad 2y ago
at least one of the root name servers is hosted by ICANN, so there's essentially zero chance that all of the roots will choose to disrgard the ICANN zone file.
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by notatoad 2y ago
the article isn't super clear, but it didn't sound like the goal for the $1000 wheelchair was for it to be insurance approved.
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by notatoad 2y ago
yeah, a little bit of reason goes a long way. we don't need to invent a whole new economic system. we can just say "this is bad, and we should do less of it". and making sure that power goes to people's homes before it
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by notatoad 2y ago
right, hospitals and farmers should just massively raise their prices so they can better compete with crypto miners, that will make the world better... money is not a good indicator of value provided to society. there is a ton of ways wh
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by notatoad 2y ago
yes. there is not and should not be an "open market" for power. the sale of electricity from the power grid is highly regulated, and for good reason. delivery to residential customers and essential services should always be prio
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by notatoad 2y ago
he said basically the same thing in the episode - he was specifically talking about EVs but it applies to most cars, and his criticism wasn't that they're bad at anything, but that they're boring. Clarkson's ideal car bl
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by notatoad 2y ago
>When is humanity going to start seeing some patches against these exploits? i think that's called "consequences" and it's the subject of the article you're commenting on
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by notatoad 2y ago
to be clear, atkinson hyperlegible slashes the zero in the opposite direction to the Ø. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Atkinson+Hyperlegible?prev...
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by notatoad 2y ago
amazon has a variety of vehicles that they use, and the rivians are one of many options. the USPS was trying to find one vehicle that could serve all their routes.
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by notatoad 2y ago
i also think they're ugly, but they're ugly in a disarming, endearing sort of way. and maybe it's just becuase i know it's a mail truck which is a useful thing, but i think the ugliness makes me like it.
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by notatoad 2y ago
as usual with any large-scale procurement decision, it is a whole lot of politics. the anti-EV people were pushing against it, the defense contractors that run the government had more experience in gas powered vehicles, and the environment
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by notatoad 2y ago
was it supposed to be surprising? it's still good to have confirmation of these things that we all assume to be true.
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by notatoad 2y ago
sure, but kids education is about building useful skills for life. passing a test is not a useful skill, if the test is useless. teaching kids problem solving and how to be productive is important. maybe that means knowing how to solve ce
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by notatoad 2y ago
>In life, we rarely have the answer in front of us, this sounds a lot like the "when you're an adult, you won't always have a calculator in your pocket" line we all heard in elementary school. and of course, we all k
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by notatoad 2y ago
here's an example: https://www.theverge.com/24150901/ecoflow-powerstream-review...
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by notatoad 2y ago
nobody's telling you to care. scrolling past a link is always an option
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by notatoad 2y ago
heroku is (was?) a platform for hosting web apps with a lot of nice ergonomics, to let you run commands like "heroku up" to get your app running on the web with minimal fuss. this appears to be a project to give you the niceities
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by notatoad 2y ago
> which reduces property taxes if you live in your own home My town is experimenting with allowing this exemption if anybody claims the address as their primary residence, whether it is the owner or not. The main purpose is to cut down
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by notatoad 2y ago
a 9-3 school day for students means an 8-4 work day for teachers, minimum. that eats up the 40hr week right there, even for a teacher working the bare minimum.
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by notatoad 2y ago
>There are 15 survivors including the Captain, so I doubt foul play. doesn't that make it even more suspicious? the boat goes down, most of the people on it survive, but the guy who ripped off HP and his banker and his lawyer all d
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by notatoad 2y ago
what about if you were buying 100 of them?
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by notatoad 2y ago
I pay for the sites I visit regularly. But when somebody shares an article with me and I want to see what I’ve been sent, I’m not going to buy a $15 monthly subscription to some small-town newspaper in Ohio just because they’ve decided to p
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by notatoad 2y ago
if you want to beleive a wikipedia definition based on historical caselaw, instead of an actual judge's decision, then i guess sure, do whatever you want. if you're asking how they're a monopoly, i answered you. if you want
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by notatoad 2y ago
>how are they a monopoly they are because a judge just ruled they are. answering questions like this is the reason the courts exist, and they just answered this question. or they might not actually be a monopoly, there's still a po
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by notatoad 2y ago
i guess the fun thing about this is that we're about to find out if you or the person you're replying to is correct

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