p1mrx

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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   Didn't Google have a "forums" filter like 20 years ago? I can't seem to find results pages on archive.org.
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   For historical reasons, a moon acre is approximately 16.7% smaller than an earth acre.
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   Useful uses of cat: - pest control - entertainment - transporting small solar arrays
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   > considering their input electricity as a starting point I was considering fossil fuels as a starting point, as that's where most of our electricity comes from.
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   https://github.com/ietf-wg-httpapi/mediatypes/issues/11 > While I strongly support defining the application/yaml media type, I do not think that the text/yaml should be defined at this time. [...
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   > reduce the energy used to heat a home by 75% Compared to resistive heat, sure, but a heat pump powered by fossil fuels isn't much better than a gas furnace. My point is that we need to stop burning fossil fuels for electricity so
7. 217.▲
   by p1mrx 3y ago

   And the question is why would you do that?
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   Has anyone tried to fix this by making queries bigger, and limiting the response to the size of the query?
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   by p1mrx 3y ago

   If I could go back in time, I would replace fragmentation with in-flight truncation. The receiver sees the exact MTU and can communicate it back to the sender as needed.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    I'm curious to see how the material looks after a few years in the wild. If it were clear coated, we wouldn't get a proper stress test. Solving this problem is basically the only reason for the Cybertruck to exist. It'll be
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > When I ping an ipv4 address from outside the home, if something responds to the ping it is my modem/router, right? As in even if I had no computers in the house, you couldn't tell the difference when you ping my ipv4 address,
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Here is FlibidyDibidy's "every Super Mario Bros. speedrun all at once" video mentioned in the article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NisWoTNyfeU&t=70s
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    That would still make the human brain an exceptionally rare state, compared to all the other chaotic states the perceptor perceives. This particular human brain refuses to believe that the perceptor perceives anything when selecting a chaot
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Someday we will train AI to suffer when the brice is harvested, so that strict non-vegetarians can also enjoy it.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Sure, such a universe would create all states, but if perception from chaos were possible, then there would be overwhelmingly more chaotic states to perceive than sensible ones, so you would expect to find yourself perceiving chaos. I think
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    If perception emerged directly from chaos like that, wouldn't you expect to perceive chaos, rather than a rich world built upon billions of years of evolutionary history?
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    I could see why a charge imbalance prevents life from forming, but why would it also collapse the entire universe?
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    IP schipey, I want my lumen-man!
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    To run Home Assistant on Gentoo, I previously used HomeAssistantRepository but it was constantly breaking. A couple years ago I gave up and switched to pip in a venv, and it's been fine ever since. This should work on any distro:
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    It is somewhat confusing to tweet about UA with Ukraine flags in your name.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    When I designed a lock/unlock button for my app, I added an arrow to indicate what action occurs when you click the button: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MZmwkn-2rw&t=117s For an unmute button, you could have
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    They registered a domain in Afghanistan, what did they think was going to happen? Hopefully this was an exercise in burning money for comedic value.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    > leans into corners Modern trains do that too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Passenger_Train eventually led to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avelia_Liberty , which is being deployed f
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Here's a timelapse album: https://ibb.co/album/RTzjwW?sort=name_asc For some reason historical satellite photos are available in Google Earth Pro (which is free) but not on maps.google.com or earth.google.com
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    You could say it keeps Everything in Its Right Place.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    That seems like a good match for this nuclear sail concept: https://www.nasa.gov/general/thin-film-isotope-nuclear-engin... > The basic concept is to manufacture thin sheets of a radioactive isotope and directly use
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    I put a few layers of kapton tape on my monitor LED, so the bright blue is now a dull green, and the orange standby color looks the same.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    You're trying to close the door after the horse has left the barn and started a worldwide colony of horsepeople. IPv6 isn't perfect, but it's not really practical to change the fundamentals of a 25 year old protocol.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    Well, expectations do not always match reality. I suggest that you complain about their lack of IPv6, and encourage other customers to do the same.
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    by p1mrx 3y ago

    CGNAT will become common for residential IPv4, because math. It's more reasonable to expect ISPs to provide native IPv6 alongside CGNAT, than avoid CGNAT entirely.