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by rascul 3y ago
> two cars of the same weight going the same speed , the one with the bigger engine will consume more fuel. Generally. But that bigger engine might be producing more power at a lower RPM and there might be some cases where the difference
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by rascul 3y ago
Oil change
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by rascul 3y ago
It's almost trivial and largely automated to get torrents of just about anything I want to watch for free, without ads, often within an hour of it airing or being released. Make legal video streaming easy and reasonably priced and I&#x
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by rascul 3y ago
> I huge part of Rural America Electricity is run by Coop's today, often non-profit anyway. Various attempts have been tried for these Coop's to also provide internet services including using Internet Over Power Lines technolog
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by rascul 3y ago
Thank you for entertaining my arguments. I like that we have a lot of different people with different backgrounds, experiences, and opinions on HN which we can share with each other. I'm not much interested in continuing the discussion
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by rascul 3y ago
> Lets say you have enough spare time and energy to make a jig, a trolley, an improved tool of some kind that helps you hang siding. For the time you spend making it you are behind on your general average siding panels per day. Once you
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by rascul 3y ago
Yes people get tired but I don't see that significantly affecting the amount of work done in general, for 8-9 hour work days. Do you?
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by rascul 3y ago
They are largely correlated in just about all work that I've done. Is your experience different?
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by rascul 3y ago
> Iirc, there are several of studies that imply that if you have the same developer working 40 vs 32 hours, the difference in output is often negligible, since not all hours worked are the same in terms of effectiveness. I guess it depen
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by rascul 3y ago
I only have my own work history to go off of. Edit: An example. If it takes me 5 days to hang siding on a house, and I don't work one of those days, that's 20% less I didn't work and about 20% less of the work that got done.
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by rascul 3y ago
> - A 20% reduction of work time never amounts to a 20% reduction of productivity or work output, unless the work consists solely of sitting in a chair (and that's not counting bathroom breaks). I don't understand what you&#x27
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CVE-2023-6246: Heap-based buffer overflow in the glibc's syslog()(seclists.org)
2 points by rascul 3y ago|0 comments
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by rascul 3y ago
It's also a safety thing. The main function is for the firearm to function properly with blanks instead of live rounds. Not all types of firearms need blank firing adapters to function properly with blanks. Edit to expand on that: Vari
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by rascul 3y ago
> Animals are hard work and I don't understand why any small time farmer still does it. I guess it depends on the animal, and how many. I work sometimes on a hobby farm with around 30 pineywoods cattle and they're almost mainte
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by rascul 3y ago
The main reason for the blank firing adapter is to keep the gas from escaping out the end of barrel so it can go back and cycle the bolt and load the next round. A live fire exercise would be using live rounds, not blanks.
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Beers That Fill from the Bottom(bottomsupbeer.com)
2 points by rascul 3y ago|0 comments
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by rascul 3y ago
Maybe it varies by area but currently in my area Walmart wages and benefits are pretty good, especially compared to other similar jobs.
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by rascul 3y ago
> Unless you are maliciously incompetent as an installer there is no risk of destroying anything. It's actually quite easy to accidentally create a leak with various common roof systems. It's often quite easy to fix the mistake
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by rascul 3y ago
Where does the plastic in the rivers come from?
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by rascul 3y ago
And your tire gets smaller over time with wear.
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by rascul 3y ago
Lots of US slave soldiers who fought in Vietnam are still alive.
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by rascul 3y ago
Why something so complex for front matter? Isn't it typically just a few key/value pairs?
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by rascul 3y ago
That weight puts it closer to a 1 ton truck. 1/2 tons seem to weigh approximately from 4700 to 5500.
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by rascul 3y ago
I have a four stroke trimmer that I can change out to a pole saw. I can run it at any angle I've had to so far. It sees some weird angles with the pole saw.
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by rascul 3y ago
My experience is similar. I have a 20v weed eater and it'll go through just about anything less than finger width. I have an acre and can do all the trimming in about one half charge of the battery. The string used can also make a diff
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by rascul 3y ago
> There's no way the average person can match the speed of a cashier who does that every day Most of the time I use self checkout at the grocery store but when I don't the human takes longer than me, sometimes wants to have an
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by rascul 3y ago
I've been moving my Leap stuff to Slowroll. It does well so far and I don't have to worry about this ALP thing. The immutable stuff sounds interesting but it's just not for me at this point in time.
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by rascul 3y ago
Amtrak blames freight trains for not following the law and the DoJ for not enforcing the law. Which is just one side of the story. https://www.amtrak.com/content/dam/projects/dotcom/english/p...
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by rascul 3y ago
> A 1x6 which is probably thicker A 1x6 is .75 x 5.5 inches. Plywood is still more expensive with your numbers. OSB may cost a little less than the plywood though.
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by rascul 3y ago
> These days, nginx has more market share than apache Maybe not by much though. https://www.netcraft.com/blog/december-2023-web-server-surve...

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