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by pavon 4y ago
What is the secondary meaning that causes people to choose the .so domain? I get .tv, .ai and finishing the spelling of a word using a ccTLD, but I never understood why people where using so (other than local businesses). Whenever I see the
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by pavon 4y ago
Yep, I've encountered floating point flag incompatibilities when dynamically loading Borland-compiled libraries into Visual Studio compiled applications, as well as when using C++ code via Java Native Interface. It is nice that diverse
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by pavon 4y ago
In addition, generating electricity in a large power plant is significantly more efficient than doing so on a small scale even after taking transmission loss into account. It looks like the primary advantage of a device like this is that yo
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by pavon 4y ago
It is designed to work with and supplement the Multi-Account Containers add-on. There a few things that are annoying and could use better integration. First, all the temporary containers show up in the list of containers you have created. M
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by pavon 4y ago
I use and love this extension. The main complication that would prevent it from being a mainstream solution to cookie clearing is automating the decision of when to create a new container vs continue to use the existing one when links are c
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by pavon 4y ago
It isn’t regulatory - Amazon and OneWeb also have regulatory approval for satellite broadband constellations and have little to show for it. It is all about efficiency. You have to build and launch thousands of satellites, and no company ot
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by pavon 4y ago
This is a big reason why asynchronous communication works better for me. I can't begin to count the number of problems I've solved in the process of writing an email asking for help. And many more times where the question I was in
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by pavon 4y ago
Yes, you absolutely could do that legally - it is part of the "right of first sale", however you would have to wait until the videos were available for sale at Walmart. If a video rental store wanted to have access to videos befo
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by pavon 4y ago
How many pieces do you typically need to play this game? The rules place no explicit limit in the size of the stack, although if a stack gets to be 8 pieces high, then it can't do anything other than leave the board, which puts an obvi
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by pavon 4y ago
Do patent attorneys love Word Perfect as much as some other people in the legal profession?
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by pavon 4y ago
Yes the agencies will have to survey all the ways that their spending goes into research. Some of these will be obvious like NSF grants. Others will be more gray area like R&D contracts. They will have to modify the rules for each of th
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by pavon 4y ago
I've never understood the first half of Dijkstra's argument. Unless we are programming a theoretical Turing machine, there will also be a maximum number that can be represented, so the argument about using inclusive bounds for the
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by pavon 4y ago
This comes up when giving fractional coordinates into a grid. Is (1,1) the upper-left corner of the upper-left grid box, the center, or the lower-right (or the center of the next grid box)? Alternately, is the upper-left corner of the upper
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by pavon 4y ago
Had to look that up. TVL = Total Value Locked. E.g. the code itself doesn't and can't make an effective mixer, a high volume of the money flowing through a specific mixer service is necessary.
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by pavon 4y ago
> also home of the best green chile Them's fight'n words. > https://solarroast.com/ I do like that coffee. Nice strong robust roast without tasting burnt.
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by pavon 4y ago
Yeah, this appears to be more for fun than anything. Sandia has done concentrated solar research for decades. Roasting chiles is a New Mexico tradition. Hey, lets throw a chile roaster on the top of the solar collector tower! I'm only
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by pavon 4y ago
I'm glad IP took over everything, but I wish that TCP hadn't become practically mandatory. There are some other really useful transport layer protocols, like SCTP that are great to use on a LAN, but good luck getting them to work
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by pavon 4y ago
It could, although with the increased field of view, you would either need a significantly larger mirror, or smaller image neither of which are ideal. It would also need to be brighter to be visible with daylight in the background (although
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by pavon 4y ago
They have around double the angular field of view in both vertical and horizontal directions, and their placement at the rear of the car has a clearer line of sight than you do looking back from the front of the car. A rear view mirror (or
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by pavon 4y ago
That's not a panacea. My Honda CRV has buttons along the side of the screen, and after seven years of owning it, I still have to look at the screen to do anything.
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by pavon 4y ago
If you own your own domain, haveibeenpwned can show all compromised addresses for the entire domain. I don't know if it supports wildcard/pattern emails for things like gmail's plus addressing feature.
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by pavon 4y ago
I have a similar experience. I've been using this system for about 15 years, and have to block one or two address a year due to spam. A couple were due to first party spam that I could not manage to unsubscribe from (Cooks Illustrated,
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by pavon 4y ago
Yes, I did misread your post, sorry. Reworded mine to be a clarification rather than a contradiction.
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by pavon 4y ago
Ah, that is right. I apologize, I think I've learned that three times now, but for some reason my brain refuses to accept it. I like that previous editions get new features when possible, unlike say C++, but I wish they'd gone wit
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by pavon 4y ago
I'm probably mixing different things up, but I thought the non-lexical lifetime changes made the borrow checker more permissive in the sense that some code that the compiler would reject using the lexical borrow checker, would be allow
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by pavon 4y ago
Yeah, I was very excited when that was added. I prefer to use use the system Rust as well, and my primary complaint was the hassle of having to manually resolve dependency versions (for packages not in the OS package manager) because Cargo
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by pavon 4y ago
To clarify, without weighing in on the merits of his complaint, what he is saying is that he wants to use Debian Stable's toolchain and is complaining that the ecosystem (crates on cargo.io) move to use the latest features so quickly
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by pavon 4y ago
It depends on what other market forces there are. If the utility has a government mandate to install more renewable energy than there are renewable energy customers, then it is like you say - just a book-keeping exercise. On the other hand,
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by pavon 4y ago
Pessimistically, if the next 20 years are anything like the last 20, I would expect most bandwidth growth to come from sloppy development and advertising, plus increased multi-device use, such that even if no single use needs that bandwidth
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by pavon 4y ago
Wow that is a big difference on Aluminum. I was looking at the US prices myself, and my first thought was I bet I could add shifter levers on that single speed myself and save 2 grand. The EU prices make much more sense.

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