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by pmorici 7y ago
Not a great idea. You have no reason to believe deleted and cached copies aren’t lingering on you disk unprotected.
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by pmorici 8y ago
More bandwidth and better resilience against loss of individual satellites? Similar rational to how when you install a wifi network in a high density usage environment you want to use a lot of lower power access points each covering a smal
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by pmorici 8y ago
Ha, reminds me of the time I was working on a project that worked great in debug mode and then crashed and burned when they went to compile it in release mode. Turned out someone had put the call to the initialization code inside an assert
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by pmorici 8y ago
I found some old photos, the maker space I was using to cut them went out of business so I haven't made any recently. https://imgur.com/a/necYS83
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by pmorici 8y ago
I think his point stands broadly regardless of the specific example you take issue with. The heyday of radical left wing terrorism in the US was the 60's and 70's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-wing_terro
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by pmorici 8y ago
It was a bit of both, My degree is in CS, I only took one EE/hardware class in school that was more about programming CPLDs than anything else. These days really all you need to know math wise to build simple stuff is V=IR and P=IV, t
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by pmorici 8y ago
No, there is no law anywhere in the US prohibiting you from selling a used car in a private transaction.
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by pmorici 8y ago
I taught myself circuit board design and found a niche market that I designed a few products for that sold like gangbusters with zero marketing for a few years until the market cooled off and low cost knock offs started entering the market.
729.
by pmorici 8y ago
They all do it is just a matter of how the end user configures them.
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by pmorici 8y ago
History repeats itself... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Slater
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by pmorici 8y ago
Depending on where you are going you options are probably Iridium Certus, BGAN, or Thuraya. I believe groundcontrol.com sells or rents all three.
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by pmorici 8y ago
I feel like the desired reaction to this is that gentrification or whatever you want to call this is bad but I think that is the wrong conclusion to draw. It is better to view this as a historical retrospective. Otherwise why not pine for
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by pmorici 8y ago
Seems like the project might be dead. It was based on a controller chip from a company Indilinx [0] that went bankrupt and was sold off to Toshiba. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indilinx
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by pmorici 8y ago
How are these places insured against industrial accidents? I wonder if the way to get your foot in the door would be to partner with an insurer who would provide discounts to the client if they installed security technology meeting a certai
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by pmorici 8y ago
I don't think that is a given. If you put the consumption tax only on luxury goods it could be progressive. I doubt the poor are buying Rolex watches and if they are taxes aren't the problem.
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by pmorici 8y ago
You can used iPhone 6's on ebay for $150.
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by pmorici 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary,_Queen_of_Scots
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by pmorici 8y ago
Since Uber drivers are independent contractors you need to account for the extra ~7.6% Social Security and Medicare tax they will have to pay when comparing it on a $/hr basis to w-2 jobs. If they are also paying Uber drivers for their
739.
by pmorici 8y ago
The IRS deduction for business vehicle use in 2019 is 58 cents per mile. So they have effectively reduced the per mile payment to the cost of operating the vehicle. Seems like they are on the verge of turning driving for Uber into a revers
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by pmorici 8y ago
Seems to ignore the idea of competition between companies to provide good working conditions and pay in a free labor market. The choice isn't between staying and being abused or starving. The choice is between a variety of employers o
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by pmorici 8y ago
This article would have been stronger if it simply addressed the issue of poverty directly and dispensed with the nit picking over the words broke and poor. I also disagree with the assertion that her middle class friends were using the wo
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by pmorici 8y ago
Don't they only need to sell it for the amount of outstanding debt? That is in part why standard loans require 20% down
743.
by pmorici 8y ago
If the modern day poor are living an equivalent life style to the middle class from 50 years ago is that really a problem? That’s what part of this article seems to describe. Also would be interesting how much of this is attributable to t
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by pmorici 8y ago
Ave on Youtube has a nice tear down video with commentary on the classic Kitchen Aid mixer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qKp-0h9P18
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by pmorici 8y ago
This article talks about how the submarine usually ends up severely damaging any fishing boat unlucky enough to get tangled.
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by pmorici 8y ago
It weighs 50 tons and is 51 feet could anything really mess with that? [0] https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/navy-ships/a263440...
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by pmorici 8y ago
I prefer octopart for this sort of thing.
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by pmorici 8y ago
There is a company that does this with trademark renewals. Really sleazy.
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by pmorici 8y ago
I have direct experience with building and selling a low density product in the US and found I could substantially undercut Chinese offerings on price because domestic shipping costs were so much cheaper.
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The Virtue Economy(quillette.com)
3 points by pmorici 8y ago|0 comments

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