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by rmm 3y ago
It’s the same bs everywhere. Here in Australia same deal. It’s even more dodgy. Saiglobal had something of a contract in perpetuity to sell standards that were created by standards Australia. Someone thought that was a good deal back when.
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by rmm 3y ago
I just realised I rarely plug a cable into my phone at all these days. Genuinely I think the last time I did was in a hire car that only had cable CarPlay. At my desk I got a wireless charger as well as my bed side. Data is over the cloud n
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by rmm 3y ago
How do people manage their custom bash profile across machines. Currently I just add a small if statement that checks if my custom file with all my little aliases I have put together over the years is there it sources it. Is there a better
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by rmm 3y ago
What’s crazy is that edge is actually a really good browser. Some of the features they have wacked on top of chromium are awesome. Especially when deploying it for a small business. It allows for easy integration with azure, profile syncing
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by rmm 3y ago
i dont know about anyone else. but since ChatGPT, my shell game is probably the one that is most levelled up. A lot of things i would either do manually because i had forgotten shell programming, or i would have done in a seperate pyenv wit
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by rmm 3y ago
Iran is not a reserve it may well be a resource but a long way from being a Jorc etc reserve. Also that lithium triangle is still a historic artefact of lithiums previous life as a really good lubricant and anti depressant. Given lithiums i
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by rmm 3y ago
I work in hard rock mining. Lithium is opaque market. It’s opening up. Contracts get fixed. Supply costs shoot up. Miners open more mines. Prices collapse. Bigger miners eat smaller miners. Rinse and repeat
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by rmm 3y ago
Am I going crazy but didn’t the original developers re release the game on iOS a Few years ago??
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by rmm 3y ago
I know right. I tried to move to OneDrive and within a few hours had multiple “conflicted versions” or whatever.
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by rmm 3y ago
We use Dropbox business, anyone recommend a good replacement. Main features I want is version history and easy recovery.
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by rmm 4y ago
I am getting errors on a number of sites. Is this a twitter only problem or something bigger?
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by rmm 4y ago
Looks promising but still only a mineral resource as opposed to a mineral reserve. Which means it may not be economical to mine amongst other the things. Lot easier to publish/announce resources and most don’t go anywhere. (Been a mini
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Windows Briefcase(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rmm 4y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 4y ago
The inverse to this website being the Australian equivalent blackwoods[1] which is the worst website ever. As you search I’m pretty sure it downloads the entire database of items after each key stroke. No standardised tags on things like bo
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NSA Windows Secure Host Baseline(github.com)
10 points by rmm 4y ago|5 comments
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Midwinter Day(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by rmm 4y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 4y ago
They will probably have data transfer through the MagSafe by then. https://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=...
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Dyson Zone – Air-purifying headphones(dyson.com)
3 points by rmm 5y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 5y ago
Isn't this the purpose of a protest? I mean how much better can it get? A peaceful protest by a portion of the population that feels wronged? Government for the people and all that
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Ask HN: What are some good review sites?
4 points by rmm 5y ago|4 comments
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by rmm 5y ago
My circa 2011 x220 thinkpad is the greatest most indestructible machine ever. It survived 10000kms of travelling on airplanes, the Indonesian jungles, underground gold mines and to this day runs like a champ. Sure a couple keys are missing,
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by rmm 5y ago
Worst fear.
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Richat Structure(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rmm 5y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 5y ago
This so much but in mechanical engineering. I was struggling in my course when I happened on a book written in 1980s in used book store for $1 It had worked examples, basic theory from foundation up, and was absent all superfluous info. I c
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by rmm 5y ago
Tianqi built a converter in Kwinana for hydroxide (I was part of the build). But yeah you are correct for all the other small mines all sell to converters in China often through offtake agreements.
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by rmm 5y ago
Your thinking of salars not hard rock deposits
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by rmm 5y ago
I used gold as a random example. Highest grade copper mines 3-4% Zinc mines and other base metals sit at 2-3%
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by rmm 5y ago
The first half of the article describes regular exploration geology like its some unique process these company’s are doing. All for a 20ktpa lithium mine, which wouldn’t pass feasibility in a pro mining environment like Australia let alone
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by rmm 5y ago
It won’t. Lithium is everywhere. No one’s been looking for it until recently. 20years ago it’s biggest use was industrial lubrication etc. Also recyclability hasn’t even been truly tested and looks promising. A new battery tech will come lo
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by rmm 5y ago
It’s not. Hard rock lithium mining is such a small industry it’s ridiculous. Biggest lithium mines don’t even compare to biggest copper/gold/iron ore/zinc mines

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