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pi-rat
8y ago
Native support for devices running iOS and MacOS (and others), no need to install a third party client.
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9y ago
Hey, also live in Norway, I've ordered from NKON before, just use https://ru.nkon.nl (we're outside the EU VAT region).
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9y ago
It's a battery-cell using ferrite (the rock) and aluminium foil as electrodes and his hand as electrolyte. This produces ~0.7v which he then steps up using something like a joule thief circuit[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.o
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9y ago
Also, the steep mountain sides occlude the sun for large parts of the day - especially during winter[1]. [1]: http://www.tinderangel.no/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/IMG_018...
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9y ago
Indeed, defiantly solvable! I'm guessing they're playing it safe and reducing risk where they can for the first generations of electric ferries. And it's probably much cheaper for the company to sell food from a vending machi
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9y ago
Ranging from 10 minutes to 3.5 hours (from lofoten to bodø, longest I've taken, but there might be other longer routes). You often end up going on multiple ferries on a trip, and timing ferries is an art ;) If you want to travel betwee
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Norway, with it's many fjords and ferries has a long tradition for ferry foods. Along the (mid) western coast taking a ferry without eating a svele[1] (looks similar to an american pancake) is pretty much unthinkable :) This type of fo
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9y ago
This is much cleaner[1] though. It seems to just do 48/24v -> 5v via 4 pins. No more ethernet pass-through. [1]: https://www.raspberrypi.org/app/uploads/2018/03/770A6339-161...
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Funny they're so quick on the block button now! Someone once created an account on upwork in my name (based on my github probably), took me ages to get that one shut down..
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9y ago
Version 5 of the falcon design.
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9y ago
Combine aliases with fastmail’s subdomain addressing, and I seriously doubt you’ll run out of names any time soon :)
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9y ago
Azure got some AMD EPYC.
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9y ago
Gameyness can partially be controlled using anti-oxidants during cooking (rose-mary, mustard, etc) - so it’s a bit up to the chef :)
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9y ago
Actually had reindeer roast with mashed root vegetables and lingonberry for Christmas Day dinner today - highly recommended :)
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I also live in Norway, my SO is a psychologist specialising in addiction, according to her this is a big step in the right direction. She routinely have patients motivated to quit, who make big progress during treatment, who manage to turn
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Cleaning and optimizing a Windows computer safely.
(decentsecurity.com)
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I ordered my Ampera-E 11 months ago. Last time I heard anything at all was 5 months ago. Sent a email to my seller couple of weeks ago - nada. Norwegian electric car forums are full of similar stories. Now they've stopped taking new or
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9y ago
A friend of mine has both a PhD in computer science, and a M.D. He basically looks like a giant flashing single point universal problem solver for people that run into him. Wise from old mistakes, now he just lies if the guy next to him on
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9y ago
So, how do you snap a screenshot without the home button?
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Sure, but it might be stronger than fingerprints. If your eyes look away it won't unlock. Also, there's a "cop button", in iOS 11 you can disable touch/face id by pressing the power button quickly 5 times.
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Doesn't really have to look like a hollywood mask though, fooling neural networks is a growing area of research these days: http://www.evolvingai.org/fooling There are probably many redundancies in face ID, but I would
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9y ago
- CI/CD support for containers Anyone know what that's about?
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Really hate the naming for JS standards.. ES2017, ES8, ECMA-262. Way to confuse people :/
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This is a BIG (and breaking) change. It would cost the company ten minutes to send out a proper notice. Burying these changes deep down in a terms and conditions document is bad behaviour. Proper way to do this would be to: - Notify your cu
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We're slowly but surely getting there in Norway. Most supermarkets offer free charging, and fast chargers are being put up all over the mayor cities ( ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k73-rYe82lI ). Some parking spa
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Cells from EVs will likely be downcycled for use as stationary storage (think Tesla's Powerwall and similar). Often only a couple of cells go bad in a pack, so they are easy to repurpose. In Norway some of the larger charging sites hav
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I often bought Anker chargers and cables while traveling in the US and brought it back home to Norway - even had them replace or refund broken stuff for me a couple of times (excellent customer service!) Wanted to buy a new car charger rece
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From comment by @stykes on the pull request: Moby = open source development Docker CE = free product release based on Moby Docker EE = commercial product release based on Docker CE. Nothing is dead; and everything that was open-s
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10y ago
... using nginx
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The case of the 500-mile email
(ibiblio.org)
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