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Looks like the author updated the article to address that: >Update: On a more detailed examination of those two states, I’m convinced the contrast here is due to differences in the sizes of the blocks. North Dakota’s blocks are more cons
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If you're still having this throttling problem (I have also, for about 2 years now) I finally found a solution. Open up ThrottleStop, click FlVR and check "Disable and Lock Turbo Power Limits". Finally an end to the constant
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I mean, as we saw yesterday the USCP doesn't seem to be doing much good with their $460 million budget.
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>outmatched I wouldn't say that's even a fair characterization. Per the capitol police website they have 2,600 officers and a budget of $460 million. It honestly just ... didn't look like they were trying very hard. They m
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Exactly. I was going to write a note to my House representative in support of this bill, but I absolutely will not do that with the text unreleased and "for other purposes" in the title there.
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I wanted to try and understand what the "anti-5G" crowd's concerns actually are so I checked out some of the "Why are people afraid of 5G" posts on Quora. Honestly, the top responses almost read like neural network
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I guess I'm not quite following, especially since any electricity used by a non-plugin hybrid vehicle is generated directly from gasoline. If the goal was truly to "fairly" tax road use, registration fees should be based on v
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Meanwhile the backwards state of Wisconsin has a special extra tax for hybrid vehicles, and then an even larger extra tax for electric vehicles [1]. The justification was that hybrids don't pay their "fair share" of fuel
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> because "top photography vlogger" presumably pays better than 99% of all other work that involves photography. Just to be clear though (I work in a field that relies heavily on niche-specifc YouTubers for marketing) - the rea
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> the republic of China has never been more autocratic This is a more nuanced issue than it might seem in some ways though. I have some first hand experience since many of my coworkers are native Chinese living in different parts of Chin
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Yes, it's not like I have any connection via heritage or anything either, but our Chinese friends and coworkers have been extremely kind to us. They seem mystified / embarrassed to ask about the way our country is managing.
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I can confirm the "used PPE" thing from personal experience. My partner (a nurse at a VA hospital) was given a Tupperware container with holes poked in the lid as "overnight storage" for her N95 mask and was asked to reu
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In case anyone else was wondering how having the molten fuel pour out of the reactor is safe - it is designed to pour into a container with criticality safe geometry to stop fission: "in an emergency situation [the fuel] can be quickly
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The problem from the author's perspective is that the Obj-C "curmudgeons" were proving the right solution to save the app (drop Swift and cut losses + go back to a functioning language) but not the careers of the people w
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Finland has specific curriculum in schools teaching kids how to critically evaluate information they find online: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jan/28/fact-from-fict... They study historical pro
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Luckily that's a problem that academics have been working on since the 1960s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-uniform_memory_access You'd be surprised how many modern OSes are at least partially NUMA aware.
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It's hard to say whether you're commenting in good faith, but ... World leaders did work to do exactly that, on a global scale. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_Nuclear_Test_Ban_Treat...
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This entire project was a shameful example of political pump-and-dump by our former governor. He sold the more gullible elements of our state on this fairy tale about Foxconn, got lots of air time and Trump points out of it, made an abortiv
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Don't forget the "fell out a window" accident that has happened to several Russian doctors recently.
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I'm currently listening to the program at the second link you posted [1], so you might want to check what media blocking extensions you are running. [1] https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/8003
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RockAuto's easily navigable catalog is what has gotten them $5000+ in sales from me over the years. Autozone / NAPA try, but the catalogs are clunky and require many page loads to navigate to a given item. Once you find an item, i
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I'm especially sad since I finished porting some of our Docker infrastructure to CoreOS today . I guess I missed the proverbial writing on the wall. Thank god Flatcar Linux looks to be a viable alternative and easy changeover.
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Seems like if you already have a shell it'd be easiest to just dump data directly over a pipe. I guess SQL over HTTP could be used to directly operate on databases from resource constrained devices that don't support the full sock
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FTA: >> That morning, Frommer polled his colleagues in the Assembly and found they were a vote short. No Republicans would vote for the bill, and some Democrats would vote ‘no’ too. >> Once again, Intuit had blocked ReadyReturn.
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Seems like it says more about the writer's hiring pool. I can't think of one junior EE I've interacted with who couldn't have told you what decoupling caps were for. Sizing them correctly (instead of just sprinkling the
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Bizarre doesn't seem like the right word here. Evil, maybe. > The two-year statute of limitations on his "false imprisonment" started ticking when Watson first went before a judge, the majority said. That meant it expired
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I have a Dyson DC33 and can confirm that the exhaust blowing dust away from the vacuum is still a major problem. I end up chasing bits of pet hair around the floor with it because it blows them away faster than I can vacuum them up.
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Bulma looks fairly similar to Bootstrap v4 as far as visual output goes. Any major reasons to use one or the other?
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Did they completely zone out when all this "Real ID" nonsense was rolled out? It's a defacto national ID that's going to be required for travel in the country (flying) but manages to skip out on providing any of the actu
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For anyone who is wondering, I looked up the operational height for both systems to compare. Project Loon is about 18km-25km, while Starlink is currently deploying at 550km high.
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