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by rini17 3y ago
What is MHHC? I only found "Major histocompatibility complex"
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by rini17 3y ago
How it is a counterexample? Doing anything fun in eve requires a group that talks through headsets. That's exactly the leisurely socialization aspect of it. I am hard of hearing and left eve because I can't do that. Playing torn.
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by rini17 3y ago
We're talking about btrfs raid1 here which always gives you half of total capacity of all disks (except for extreme cases). With 5 drives it's 2.5 drive worth of data. If 2 drives die means 1 drive worth of data was lost (more or
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by rini17 3y ago
How much is the "a lot"?
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by rini17 3y ago
- RAID5/6 are still not stable Why does everyone insist on RAID5? I am completely fine with btrfs RAID1, survived few disk crashes as advertised. - it will not mount a RAID in degraded mode automatically it will if using -o degraded, i
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by rini17 3y ago
I have no idea. In any case the sodium chemistry is very similar.
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by rini17 3y ago
That is what colleges are supposed to? To churn Java coders?
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by rini17 3y ago
Author wants them to be able of an informed argument about things. And if it's cultural things these all came from history. Even in STEM fields history is equally as important as first principles.
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by rini17 3y ago
> This this case the employee isn't volunteering. You mean what Tesla does? > They can't catch social media surveys? You conveniently omitted the injury rates.
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by rini17 3y ago
Isn't voluntary agreement between employer and employees better than regulations? They should be last resort, and they can't catch everything, such as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38028660
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by rini17 3y ago
There are plenty of li-ion battery dismantling vids, with lithium clearly in metallic form.
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by rini17 3y ago
Lithium is only a bit better, in practice it requires exactly the same precautions.
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by rini17 3y ago
Yes, Unix/C architecture has the implicit assumption that accessing out of bounds memory is a non-issue because it affects only one process and thus it's perfectly safe even if it goes undetected. He he he (sad laughter).
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by rini17 3y ago
If you're serious about saving water, then either drip irrigation or simply no lawn. (BTW the obnoxious styling of the links is incredible.)
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by rini17 3y ago
Another lost decades we're going to build our stacks on something that does not natively support arrays nor uses them by default. Why? It should be very clear we need memory references which know how big the referenced area is and can
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by rini17 3y ago
Perhaps some day we will invent a society that does not require fairytale founding myth.
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by rini17 3y ago
Right. So now, where to look for an organization that rewards and supports people who like to know how things work? Even if they are troublesome and grumpy.
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by rini17 3y ago
That is how American tech monopolies like to paint what the EU does. Lol
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by rini17 3y ago
That's probably why Romans did not connect the dots wrt lead poisoning.
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by rini17 3y ago
Might cause GFC protection to trip.
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by rini17 3y ago
How it gets damaged? For comparison lightning is stronger than solar flares but only rarely damages stored unconnected equipment.
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by rini17 3y ago
Logical and moral reasoning about nebulous concepts (such as the "freeloader") is a road to hell. I grew up in communist Czechoslovakia and back then all bourgeoisie were called freeloaders(or even parasites) because they supposed
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by rini17 3y ago
More time means more supplies and better radiation shielding needed thus the ship gets heavier.
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by rini17 3y ago
No, I will repeat this again and again, dividing people to helfpul and not helpful is immoral. Of course it's not obvious who is who! How can you boldly proclaim that while we have pandemic of invisible mental illnesses, drug abuse and
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by rini17 3y ago
You did not answer a simple question - how do you decide someone is a free loader, whether they freely decided to not produce? I don't know. Just assuming anyone to be a freeloader is immoral. (By and large, there can be exceptions whe
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by rini17 3y ago
We are already placing all kinds of obligations on owners of money, or owners of anything else. Are all these automatically immoral? And how do you judge anyone's reasons for not working? I prefer not to do it. And yet another question
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by rini17 3y ago
Debt existed before money (based on plenty of anthropology research among other) and money was actually invented to more easily manage and satisfy it. Not to measure "value", that was a retroactive definition added much later. Now
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by rini17 3y ago
All of it. Can't think of any country where they take the stupid machines so seriously so as to immediately feel implicated in theft.
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by rini17 3y ago
Is this an American thing? In Europe these "unexpected items in packing area" errors which require staff to come and clear are taken in stride and became a bit of a meme.
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by rini17 3y ago
The salt itself crystallizes as cubes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halite

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