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by simplyaccont 4y ago
on the other side, normal panels will usually cover part of the roof. those tiles will cover entire roof. hence even if efficiency lower, total output will be higher
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
on switches - no point. extra no points because openwrt won't support configuring HW features. On the other side I wanted to run OpenWrt on Mikrotik AP, because my other APs at home run it. ALso there is a much bigger selection of 3rd
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
last time i checked, CRS3xx not really supported by openwrt.
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
Sony
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
it's gone from Volvo and I think some other cars as well (like BMW, Audi, etc)
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
They use tochkas only near the front line I believe. Not enough range to hit main targets deeper inside Ukraine. They also claim that there is no tochkas in use in russian army, despite plenty of evidence.
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
They do shoot Iskanders, which are short range ballistic. But they are running out of them. This is Ukranian estimations of russian stocks of various types of missiles that are currently been used for bombing Ukraine https://prev
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
ok. will correct myself. after air-defense systems were beefed up over past month, it's more like 70% + https://preview.redd.it/46tie6kaw29a1.jpeg?width=1280&format...
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
it's cruise missiles. "slow" flying. people take them out even with MANPADs and German Gepards. somewhat "easy" target. If russia were to start shooting ballistic missles, it will be harder.
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
they shoot missiles from strategic bombers from hundreds miles away. caspian sea is even further (like thousand miles). Anti-aircraft systems or anti-ship "coast defence" systems do not work at those distances. Ukraine did bomb s
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
Most of russian launched missiles are either airborne or launched from ships in Black Sea or Kasipan Sea. Also a bunch of iranian drones. The "only" land missile batteries in russian is S300 in Belgorode area that shoot at Kharkiv
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
There is difference between "not targeted" and "failed to blow up". 80% to 90% percent of missiles that russia shoots are intercepted, at which point you don't know what was their final destination. I guess more hi
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
Volvo already has factory in USA
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
there are keywords like "usb pd decoy" https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T6LPP9W
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
with regards to 1991 referendum in crimea, i pretty sure that according to local laws it was kind of unlawful. same applies to 2014 (in which you don't even know what was the turnout and people who were against were disappearing to be
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
because - only 2 of those regions broke away in 2014 and not 4 - more than half of the population run away either in 2014 of this year - one of those regions only 1/3 to 1/2 under control of russia but they claim sovereignty over
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
there is actually a standard for video broadcasting over lte: eMBMS
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
- Tel-Aviv: 20.42
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
There are a lot of mentions how onboard audio killed sound cards and that there are usb audio adapters. This is right till you want something a little bit out of the ordinary: usb dac with 5.1 that supports hardware decoding of DSD/etc
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
stopped by BBB a couple of weeks ago. Also was shopping for some new dishes. Everything is house brand (with exception of electronics mostly). No more gadgets/etc. Place looked like ghost town
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by simplyaccont 4y ago
volvo does not require siriusxm (which is satellite radio) for auto-start. it requires Volvo On Call subscription (you get one for free for first 3 years). And it's kinda reasonable, because Volvo On Call works via LTE and somebody nee
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
in this case "stupidly standing on principle" it's trying to keep Ukraine as sovereign state and not be absorbed to be part of Russia. The costs are high, but independence wars are rarely cheap
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
i have one in my travel bag for filling immigration forms. i have same pen for 10 years or so, it's still writing.
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
- shortest path to Kyiv from Belarus - you can't really bomb them now at this location in order to push back
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
problem with russia is not nato but putin's head. if you had listen to his speech yesterday, nato is just a pretext because people need enemy to unite against. in reality he wants ussr back (he was complaining yesterday that republics
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
so far Russia is the one who is doing all the crying
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
a couple of people chit-chatting doesn't become a binding agreement.
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
can you please show me this agreement ?
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
in other words - no
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
is there some specific memorandum of understanding or something with promise not to expand NATO east ?

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