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by rmoriz 5y ago
This was driven by specific commercial interest, as a new big coal plant was turned into service last year and the rise of the Greens and public protests made them hurry to burn coal as fast as possible. A public court declared the plant (D
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by rmoriz 5y ago
Still waiting for Hetzner to support announcing provider independent (PI) IPv4/IPv6 subnets like vultr does for ages.
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by rmoriz 5y ago
While this article targets road cycling, from my own casual city cycling experience I strongly recommend wide tires. They forgive much more rider errors and slip less in any case. I personally use 60mm (60-622) Schwalbe Big Apple tires on m
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by rmoriz 6y ago
E-Dub would have been better
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I started doing that but with cycling. Shameless self promotion: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCkTuqgUxzTaLZ6lGidtd5iw/video...
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by rmoriz 6y ago
started casual biking again after 20+ years. Then started creating videos (slow TV, no commentary, just POV) https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCkTuqgUxzTaLZ6lGidtd5iw/video...
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by rmoriz 6y ago
The duty cycle limits by ETSI are in place because of the population/usage density. If FCC does not put in place a regulation there will no shared high bandwidth usage over a long distance in high density areas. Think of 2.4 GHz WiFi.
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by rmoriz 6y ago
Regulatory duty cycles/time on air (ToA) will prevent the legal use for highish bandwidth applications and are necessary to keep the frequency open for everyone. See https://lora.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by rmoriz 6y ago
As you see with chrome extensions and android barcode apps, this is not a solution. Developers change or for whatever reasons can change their mind and ship bad things.
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I wish there would be more of this offerings for broken single board computers out there. They are ideal learning projects for getting used to hot air stations, microsoldering and debugging circuits.
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WireGuard VPN and Its Creator(businessinsider.com)
4 points by rmoriz 6y ago|1 comments
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by rmoriz 6y ago
Test Shot Starfish is great ASMR with occasional mission audio breaks
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I wish we would be able to repurpose such closed down devices to run free software.
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Bundeskartellamt examines linkage between Oculus and the Facebook network(bundeskartellamt.de)
1 points by rmoriz 6y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I know so many CCC people who have trouble to make a living or are (un/happily) employed by companies that went all in Apple, Google, Mirosoft, AWS. Many for sure are brilliant brains but they lack to monetize it. To break or stop near
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by rmoriz 6y ago
They won't be able to build a disruptive startup or a modest lifestyle business anymore without having to pay upfront and play by the rules of big tech. But nobody will be so they won't feel that something was taken away from them
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by rmoriz 6y ago
Yes and no. At least it created a modest tinkering culture while the mainstream went with smart phones. I wonder if RISC-V will help us getting over ARM* or if RISC-V SoC vendors will try to create their own walled garden, proprietary inter
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by rmoriz 6y ago
Autophagy is not a binary thing. Every body does autophagy all the time, it's the intensity/volume that increases in longer fasts.
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by rmoriz 6y ago
Caddy underwent a complete rewrite that also invalidated most of the existing config. Personally I don't see any benefits in using caddy or another non mainstream httpd as it adds more risk to my project with usually very little benefi
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A Columnist Makes Sense of Wall Street Like None Other(nytimes.com)
1 points by rmoriz 6y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I'm using Chef since 2010 for myself and customers. I never understood the hate but I saw so many developers not getting it and/or overengineering it to a state which was beyond their capability to debug. For example the different
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I once discovered an information leak of German public broadcasting organization ARD which leaked real mobile numbers on their CI/CD page where they showed the business card designs (lol). All records of this page on Archive.org were d
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by rmoriz 6y ago
Who is behind CCBill and what does it need to launch a competitor?
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New Docker Hub Rate Limits(docker.com)
1 points by rmoriz 6y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I'm sure it is already in the works. WASM is the key to be independent of the ISA and allows to switch to custom silicon without having the customers to know. That's how cloud vendors will drive the future in the race to get indep
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by rmoriz 6y ago
My speculation: WASM will be used as default for edge computing and further cloud based containers. Cloud vendors will develop custom silicon optimized for WASM that won't be available for general public, maybe on ARM or RISC-V.
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by rmoriz 6y ago
There are many claims regarding "autophagy" out there, some say it helps the body to remove cancerous cells. But there are cancer types that can circumvent or even take advantage of this. As with everything it depends and is no si
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by rmoriz 6y ago
You are absolutely right on the "availability". Most of the time I've ordered groceries online which requires me to place orders days before delivery. Due to the minimums (90€) I had to bulk purchase and somewhat plan meals.
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by rmoriz 6y ago
I did 2x 48hrs water fasts but I couldn't manage to get any work done during the time. And it does not fix the problem of overeating once you break fast again. Losing weight is one thing but manage the weight long term is the really ha
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by rmoriz 6y ago
A personal anecdote: I'm seriously obese and all diets and habitual changes to cut calorie intake failed except doing strict OMAD (one meal a day, 23:1). For me dealing with food in just one (1) meal/sitting a day is way easier th

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