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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   See also: Boom, Soylent. Are there any other negatively-named companies?
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   microsoft.com is currently IPv6-only on my network, because OpenWrt's DNS rebinding protection filters out the A records: $ ping -4 microsoft.com ping: microsoft.com: Address family for hostname not supported $ ping -6 microso
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   > this economic efficiency “mostly vanishes” under scenarios with 100 percent renewable grids, says Conejo, because the cost of producing electricity is similar throughout the day. I don't understand this statement. Shouldn't t
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   > The linux command loads a Linux kernel from the specified path. casper/vmlinuz.efi is the linux kernel inside the Ubuntu ISO image. While this does seem useful, it's not really "booting an ISO" if you have to manual
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   Intel processors prior to the 80386SL cannot sleep.
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   ALL CAPS IS A BIT LESS JARRING IF YOU USE 40 COLUMNS AND A FIXED WIDTH FONT. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   I just tried this on Android. "test1" is green on Chrome 120 and Firefox 121, black on Kiwi 120.
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   iAPX has been dead for almost 40 years; there probably won't be much confusion.
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   They attempted a novel hot staging sequence where the booster grid fins interact with the second stage exhaust to rotate the booster. The booster rotated too violently, and shook up the tanks like a can of beer before exploding. They need
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > I imagine the idea of Starship as an earth return vehicle in general will probably be abandoned, so they can optimize it for interplanetary transport and lunar operations. Starship will need several launches of methane+oxygen to travel
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Nice try, Chinese military.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Isn't the Cybertruck using regular lithium ion? That shows how immature the 4680 production process is, if they can barely compete with LFP, though some of the weight is contributing to the structure of the vehicle.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    The magic smoke is in Part 3. Click "Next Post" twice.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    240W USB-C uses 48V, so that should eventually become common for stuff like gaming laptops.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    That's an interesting hack. I was on a cruise ship once, and noticed that it's easier to climb the staircase when the ship is falling, and pause when it's rising.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    This paper is either naive or a joke, as it assumes energy consumption will increase by 2% per year for 1000+ years.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > Copper is the rarest material used in major applications, but this is relatively less total mass consumed than rebar. At 43:51 in the video, he claims that an outer layer of stainless steel rebar is sufficient to protect the interior,
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > reinforced concrete only has a lifespan of about 100 years. Currently, less than 1% of rebar is made from stainless steel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn9SzyDhfj8&t=140s
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    This looks a bit unsanitary, like opening the door with your shoes. Though I don't know if the stuff on the ground is any worse than what's already on peoples' hands.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > so that it could do his work and he could be home more. That's a nice way of saying unemployed .
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    yes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm4VDfdKUm0&t=719s
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    I found this animation of the system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h29faoy8hBs Reduced to 50% speed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uSzL0nPr9M
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    More like Sans Reddit , har har am I right? Discompliments to /u/spez.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    I'm not sure exactly what the rule says. I've heard stories of people buying a modern SUV, and needing to push a button on every trip, to disable the start/stop feature. I've also heard of people making a little motoriz
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > the lithium battery allows officers to power the accessories without having the engine run as much, which reduces fuel consumption further and improves wear and maintenance costs. IMHO, all gas-powered SUVs should be hybrids, especiall
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    I have Firefox 120 on Android, but I'm unable to search for my extension (IPvFoo) on the addons page. It works on Firefox Nightly 122, and previously worked when Nightly was at 120. Maybe the launch still requires a server-side change
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    You need to solve more than 80% of the problems to reach 80% of orbital velocity. Exploding is not a virtue, but the stuff they accomplished before exploding is quite remarkable.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > Is there any loss in effectiveness in using standard atmospheric air > What do you do with the resultant H2O I can't imagine why an aircraft would ever want to carry its own oxygen supply, and capture the byproduct. Oxygen is
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    USB-C is like a regular old USB port, with twice the data lanes (or a mux[1]) and a transistor to turn on the power when requested. In other words, it costs more. [1] https://richardg867.wordpress.com/2020/02/29&#x
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    USB-C was designed for highly-integrated mobile devices. Motherboard vendors don't want to deal with power delivery and DisplayPort, and users will be confused when that stuff doesn't work. When a USB-C port is out in space, rath