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by okl 5y ago
The WebSDR station of Uni Twente always amazes me for it's good reception. Must have to do with their antenna placement. Details on the page: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
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by okl 5y ago
It might take many years until companies return. Nobody wants to risk getting bitten twice.
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by okl 5y ago
Asking as a Firefox user — is it worth giving Brave a try?
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by okl 5y ago
In the same vein it's possible that the Russians decided that they don't want that ship to possibly resupply the Ukrainians and therefore decided to shoot it. We won't know for sure until the dust settles.
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by okl 5y ago
From what I've read the Russians said that they didn't use this type of vehicle in that location and it didn't carry their markings. But see my other comment to parent.
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by okl 5y ago
> For instance, Ukrainian military claimed that tank that drove over civilian car in Kyiv was Russian, but it was Ukrainian. IIRC, they claimed that it was an Ukrainian Strela-10 that was captured by an illegal combatant. Regardless, I j
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by okl 5y ago
Previously there were reports that the Russians forced the ship to cover them as "human shield": https://www.jpost.com/international/article-699109
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by okl 5y ago
> as supply is currently not affected As far as I have kept track, not a single barrel has disappeared from the market due to sanctions until now.
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by okl 5y ago
At this point, but this is my personal impression since I obviously don't have any data on the matter, I guess that there are enough zombies in Russia to keep this war going until their soldiers literally starve to death.
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The thing with subsidies is that you just increase the price people are willing to pay for the same amount which will make the problem even worse since there is a bottleneck on the supply side.
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by okl 5y ago
Sorry, I don't know. But if Russia decides to "build a wall" and limit emigration, then there might not be any choice left.
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by okl 5y ago
We'll have to see that. For the short-medium term it will be a big pain. Europe I think can transition to some green (nuclear?) energy solutions in the next few years. Russia on the other hand -- if you exclude oil, gas, metals, there
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by okl 5y ago
They also have significant market share exporting certain commodities like Nickel, Palladium &c. -- but not close to gas/oil, true. Since new investment into fossil fuel projects will go to nearly zero from here (and old equipment
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by okl 5y ago
Not difficult to guess that Russia's entire economy will be toast in a matter of weeks, regardless if the sanction stay how they are or become more strict. The supply chain disruption and knock-on effects must be enormous. Be it specia
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Or possibly not wanting to steal the thunder from the Olympics in China. Who knows, the important part is that Russia loses the war.
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Hey, nothing keeps you from managing your trusted certificates on your machine, right? Maybe this initiative can even highlight some issues regarding dubious CAs and make people care about whom they trust more explicitly.
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Chernobyl disaster, fears stemming from nuclear weapons stationed in Germany, no viable solutions for waste disposal. Mostly that. Of course it's also not economically sensible if you factor in externalised costs. I'm also concern
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by okl 5y ago
Yes
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by okl 5y ago
Yes, bring it! :D
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ITAR pertains to export/import. I'm not aware of person-specific clearances. In any case it would depend on the specific component or task being worked on.
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by okl 5y ago
It's a generalization. Regarding Indian SWEs in particular: I've worked with completely inept as well as very competent ones. Writing a headline that promotes a stereotype is not helpful.
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by okl 5y ago
There's good/bad engineers everywhere. I have worked with students that earned less than $9/h and produced better quality work results than highly payed senior engineers. Nationality is also not a reason for high quality&#x2F
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Suddenly increased Gamma radiation in Ukraine?(saveecobot.com)
79 points by okl 5y ago|18 comments
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No app code there :-/
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by okl 5y ago
Not open source?
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by okl 5y ago
NewPipe can do that as well.
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by okl 5y ago
Maybe we can take this post as an opportunity to discuss alternatives, specifically to the Latitude 5420/7420/7520 series notebooks. What can you recommend?
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by okl 5y ago
To the contrary. That is how hams wire up their circuits when using throughhole components. Look here: https://hackaday.com/2016/05/04/getting-ugly-dead-bugs-and-g...
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by okl 5y ago
Related: "The ASA Statement on p-Values: Context, Process, and Purpose" - https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00031305.2016.1... - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30324
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The ASA Statement on P-Values: Context, Process, and Purpose(tandfonline.com)
3 points by okl 5y ago|0 comments

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