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by ody4242 6y ago
Hindsight is 20/20. There was conflicting data and false rumours all around, I suspect that in May 1986 a lot of doctors were not so confident either about the consequences.
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by ody4242 6y ago
The comment was about thyroid diseases, not birth defects. Thyroid carcinoma is linked to radiation exposure. There are also studies related to increased birth defect rates, but it's harder to conclude anything there, as birth defects
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by ody4242 6y ago
this is the good answer.
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by ody4242 6y ago
or they expect the client to send a low res stream to the server, and they only do the "mixing" on the server side.
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by ody4242 6y ago
Well, there is Amazon Appstore for Android, where you can buy digital goods (apps and games as well) on an Android device. Idk if the Amazon Appstore is available for IOS with the same terms. Can you buy IOS apps via Amazon Appstore on an I
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by ody4242 6y ago
I'm glad they did.
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by ody4242 6y ago
It's not just the rebuild,some storage software (CEPH for example) also validate the data on the disks from time to time, and since the iops is quite limited on spindles, it takes more and more of that iops bucket just to verify the da
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by ody4242 6y ago
Don't get me wrong, I believe that there are many many good Hungarian companies like Prezi, LogMein, Zwack, Pick, Cafe Frei, Balabit, Commsignia, etc, that have great products, it's just that Raba and Ikarus does not belong to thi
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by ody4242 6y ago
The reason behind is that Ikarus/Raba are relics of the past? Look at the Raba Aquadux 4000 fire truck for example, that was developed in the last decade, and here are a couple of reports on how great it is: https://www.lang
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by ody4242 6y ago
Except the case when you are considerably cheaper than the people working at the desk next to your boss.
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by ody4242 7y ago
My experience is that they're more flexible with developer roles, so it depends on the job that you're going to apply for. (at least in Europe)
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by ody4242 7y ago
LOL
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by ody4242 7y ago
Yes, preemptible instances are expected to be expendable, I don't see this as a bad thing.
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by ody4242 7y ago
I guess an important piece (conveniently left out of this story) is that it does not work if there are other cars on the road, as these cars quickly invalidate the data coming from the slow cart.
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by ody4242 7y ago
> so on servers you are limited to HyperV you are limited to HyperV, Xen, KVM or insert your favorite hypervisor except for ESXi
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by ody4242 7y ago
"Cobalt, lots of it. Most of it comes from the Congo, mined by 40,000 child laborers, which compassionate Minnesotans refer to as child slave labor." The author forgot to mention, that cobalt plays a vital role in catalysing the r
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by ody4242 7y ago
>This thing has a ground clearance of 16 inches. up to 16 inches, which may (or may not) indicate dynamic suspension
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by ody4242 7y ago
I suspect we work at the same company :D
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by ody4242 7y ago
You're right. I've checked it again on my laptop, and it looks like it's a script that was filtered out by one of my extensions.
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by ody4242 7y ago
Hi, https://duckduckgo.com/hiring shows 0 open positions.
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by ody4242 7y ago
My former employer used "Towers Watson grading" which is sort of a global grading system. Obviously the purpose was not to maximize the compensation of an employee, quite the opposite.
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by ody4242 7y ago
Why though?
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by ody4242 7y ago
Yes. You can reverse engineer apk-s to see what's going on. (apktool) Or you can inspect the network traffic that goes through your wifi. (mitmproxy + Xposed/JustTrustMe)
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by ody4242 7y ago
'automotive grade' my *ass Opel Ampera (~Chevy Volt) has a plastic ball race in the electric motor, that fails at ~ every 100k km. The US market had a metal ball bearing initially, the EU market always had a plastic one. GM/O
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by ody4242 7y ago
Tom Denton: Automotive Technician Training: Theory page 213 no proof, just a statement though, but the same phrasing is seen all around the net, even on the DPF wikipedia page (without source though)
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by ody4242 7y ago
Thank you, I was not aware of this, seems like Mercedes was gaming the system as well.
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by ody4242 7y ago
Mercedes
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by ody4242 7y ago
The way DPF works results in more <PM10 particulate than not having a DPF at all. (It does burn most of the soot, but results in more small particles at then end, and we know that those small particles are the ones that are causing most
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by ody4242 7y ago
This article talks about front fender and suspension damage, it looks like the problem is not with drivetrain issues, more like a general logistics problem, that you can only order parts via Tesla, even if it's only a suspension repla
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by ody4242 8y ago
In my opinion, the Supercharger port (and the junction box) is way more advanced, compact, and cheaper than a CCS port. The Tesla onboard charger is clever enough to sense that it's connected to a DC charger, so they can use the same p

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