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> deep down they know violence (in the short term) is the only thing that can stop the car going over the cliff Passing a carbon fee and dividend[1] would help a lot, though I guess it's uncertain whether something on that scale cou
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NASA discovers new source of coal.
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https://tecknet.com/collections/wireless-doorbell/products/s... I removed the TECKNET logo with isopropyl alcohol. The receiver has dozens of tunes, but the only one worth using is the Westminster Chime Melod
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My house came with the doorbell wires buried behind the frame somewhere, so I installed a self-powered wireless doorbell. The transmitter harvests power from the user physically pressing the button, so it doesn't need batteries. I ju
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Edison did nothing wrong. The elephant was charging.
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Time zones synchronized the "minute hand" between cities, but the "hour hand" was mostly unchanged.
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"-8V to +8V, up to around 1 MHz before signal quality starts to degrade"
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> USB Mini is pretty uncommon nowadays, even though it's the best USB port ever made, and I refuse to change my mind on that. Uh, okay. At least they did it on purpose.
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I split the YouTube transcript into chunks and gave them to ChatGPT: https://pastebin.com/raw/8HQ3JQgx
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https://i.imgur.com/6UFnqxT.png
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HN deleted the timestamp from my link. The presentation begins at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn9SzyDhfj8&t=140s
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Stainless steel concrete reinforcement [video]
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That problem can be solved using a sufficiently large electric motor. More people would demand hybrid SUVs if they understood the benefits.
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> Unable to use cellphone and take calls. Why are you unable to use your cellphone?
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3y ago
What happens if I lose my phone?
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USB-IF should publish a table of every possible cable/adapter/receptacle type, with a short alphanumeric code that can be printed or molded onto the connector. The set of permutations is too large to fit into an icon, but a lookup
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3y ago
That's intentional. Bugdroid is usually depicted with stump legs and floating arms: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Android_robot_(2014-...
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3y ago
If you're stopped at a red light, you are most likely driving below the speed limit.
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3y ago
No one can be told which stock to use. Buy reams from at least 3 different manufacturers, take a random sample from each, and have a neutral third party number and randomize the specimens. Sharpen your pencil and write one full page, noting
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> I had to test each cable by plug in an SSD then speed test the SSD. That's actually not a bad solution. The speed of a cable doesn't matter unless you have a device that needs to be fast.
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3y ago
Sounds like they'll have plenty of time to read some email.
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> Nothing will get changed, because solving the problems would mean dismantling the system. For now, American citizens can ask congress to support a carbon fee and dividend [1], which would create a financial incentive for the system to
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> It also supports USB-C Power Delivery, so finding a power supply that’s capable of supplying all that juice to the Pi 5 is a lot easier Isn't this mostly false? The Pi4 uses 15W at 5V3A. The standard says, to exceed 15W you shoul
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> It was an IV line that was visible by the camera but not by the eye. If you can't see infraviolet, consider taking a colorblind test.
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That's a top-down action/puzzle game, not a side-scrolling platformer.
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Video of a Wrightspeed truck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIAosHyqARA
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You are describing 6to4, where 1.1.1.1 owns 2002:101:101::/48.
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https://chat.openai.com/share/cab0df69-a8ff-478b-aaa5-de1e96... "An international celebrity once lost their pet chinchilla on this aircraft."
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The concept of an IPv4 NAT router exists today because people in the '90s wanted to connect multiple devices without permission from their ISP. SLAAC lets you extend a network without permission using ND Proxy, whereas DHCPv6 IA_NA ca
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The "glitch" was users replacing batteries without giving Apple a revenue stream. You are correct that it's still technically possible to replace a battery yourself, if you don't mind the Shareware-style nagging.
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