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rini17
3y ago
On he other hand, hydrogen requires thicker insulation including on the starship/booster itself, or pressure vessels everywhere, better cooling etc., All kinds of additional things that need to be manufactured and maintained and that e
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rini17
3y ago
I don't get it, people actually have "sudo tmux *" enabled and thought it's something safer than root shell?
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3y ago
You imply that we can produce and use all that hydrogen with net zero carbon, yet methane is impossible to somehow? We have to consider whole life cycle and infrastructure, not only the point of combustion at the nozzles. Then the hydrogen
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rini17
3y ago
Biggest obstacle would probably be the 2/3rds of power which ends up as waste heat before it even enters the workstation :)
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rini17
3y ago
Meh, that's all such a theater. LE can ask anyone to insert an "JS exploit", especially into the government meteo service. It will then be nicely safely and securely served to you via HTTPS :) Of course, enabled specially for
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rini17
3y ago
Were these solar cells ever reproduced?
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rini17
3y ago
Thanks. Hopefully it will be accepted like this and binding. How do you not lose track in all these EU documents?
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3y ago
Neither article nor the PDF explains who is considered provider and who is not. Please point out where it says "only on if it was your product and was sold to a customer". I did not find it. There's a reference to "Decis
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3y ago
The line is very unclear to me. What if that national park accepts donations/has entry fee expressly to maintain the trail, would that make them liable for accidents or not? The telco has service agreement with customers and it's
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3y ago
They have become insecure not because of new languages but because web is no longer just serving a bunch of files. You are delivering executable text mixed with untrusted input that must not improperly interfere with other users and for tha
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3y ago
How does all of that prevent leaks and exploits of _user_ data that httpd has access to?
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rini17
3y ago
Am I right to claim C compiler could determine the NULL pointer dereference is an undefined behavior and do anything, like completely removing the dereference?
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rini17
3y ago
also, it's actually faster than reading /dev/zero if you need some filler data hahahaha
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rini17
3y ago
Why not just throw in a DC/DC converter from 48 to 12V? You need protection anyway (so that failure won't take down your whole 48V microgrid) and perhaps even management.
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3y ago
Animation from GAIA data: https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2020/12/Gaia_s_ste...
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3y ago
You somehow missed the chorus of complaints about promising series axed by streaming services after season 1 or 2?
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rini17
3y ago
Can you give examples instead of such insinuations. I see nothing wrong with comments there, or maybe the spam got removed since? On the other hand, here...
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3y ago
He used syringe, presumably medical one.
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3y ago
There was and is a lot of love outside the US. But that is only an afterthought for the US copyright holders. Latest B5 film, The Road Home still can't be legally streamed in some EU countries, months after release, despite there are p
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3y ago
Not physical, software switch.
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rini17
3y ago
Heh. But making them sturdy enough won't be cheap.
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rini17
3y ago
It requires account. Also, average does not say much about actual number of people with increased disposable income, that's what matters on this market. What about median?
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3y ago
Their manufacturers have better incentive to provide quality drivers. For models after EoL there's always the "an old machine, dedicated, not connected to network" solution.
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3y ago
Perhaps you missed that "charging only" is a setting for when you really only want to allow charging when the charger is sus? At any other time, sure, get wild.
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3y ago
"quit or stfu", not being able to meaningfully bargain at place of employment or anywhere else, is not dignified. If you got better solution for this than unions, fine, just say.
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Why are they exempt? And who else is also exempt?
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3y ago
By the way, USB is similar. If you connect a keyboard to "charging only" port, it works. Tried myself on Android. Was told off here it's supposedly not practically exploitable.
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3y ago
Everyone has a duty to maintain human dignity, too.
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3y ago
My granny salvaged some burned stainless steel cookware from trash by boiling them in vinegar.
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3y ago
AVX might be going the right direction, even if the AVX512 was stretch too far. I was impressed by llama.cpp performance boost when AVX1 support was added. There's no intrinsic reason why multiplying matrices requires massive paralleli
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