simplyaccont

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by simplyaccont 5y ago
>Facts: Tesla was the first to introduce such wide range of safety features in every car they sold. They don't make safety a premium feature. They invest in own crash test facilities. Only Volvo is kind of on par. Volvo built their
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
THEL was shooting down mortars, shells and rockets at early 2000s
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there is some difference, but I guess all the companies that sank billions into directed energy weapons missed that aluminum foil from shop can negate all their efforts
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
>I will believe it when I see it. Focusing that much light on a small moving object, through layered and moving air, with an intensity to burn through metal would be an achievement. Burning through enough of that metal to degrade a falli
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
Entire dishwasher it's a gimmick. you can wash dishes yourself. or you can use dishwasher in order to save some time. same with auto-dosing - it's a convenience and it's really convenient. with regards to pricing: machine com
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
it's actually one of the reasons for wifi in miele dishwasher. it can fetch data about electricity pricing in order to run when it's lowest
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
it's manual for older miele. in new one you can either use standard detergent (pod, liquid, powder) or you can insert special 400g disc of powder and it was be auto-dispensed
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
mile dishwasher has detergent disk with 400g of powder. amount of powder to be dispensed per cycle is configurable.
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
I pay for grid hookup and for electricity, if they think that they don't have enough money for managing their stuff properly across the board (both wires and loads), they should increase those costs for everybody and not just throw som
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
this is small gasoline generators. usually when house has backup generator i believe it hooked up to gas
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
yeah. small upside, it maybe violates some federal rules and won't be implemented https://www.renewableenergyworld.com/news/solar-backers-pan-...
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
a couple of fine points - you need a lot of batteries to get through a couple of weeks of cloudy weather. or generator - in california it might be kinda illegal to disconnect from grid (violation of building codes and such: https:/&#x
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
different parts of same suggestion. it's both reduce payments and charge for installed solar capacity
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
solar owners already paying for grid hookup like everybody if they think it doesn't cover real costs of grid maintainance, they should raise it. for everybody
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
one more, did you get it at full price or you found it somewhere at discount/used ? i been trying for a few years, on and off to find something
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
actually, if i understand correctly, earc doesn't use HEC. it just re-purposes hec wiring for something useful
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
Thanks. Are there any continuously running fans when it's not actively working ? Or something else that makes a noise ? I got an HP IP KVM switch a while ago. When it's on, it makes as much noise as a bunch of servers or a blade c
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
amd is not graviton. they do have performance advantage. (and i still have somewhere amd k6 233 with hot603 motherboard). graviton is not clear cut
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
They are scared of aggressive graviton2 marketing by AWS. I was present at meeting with AWS during which it was pushed rather strongly to us with "it so much faster and so much cheaper". After meeting it took me effort beat sense
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
small question about superloader3. how noisy it is ?
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
at some point of time you would like to play same music (ambient or whatever) in multiple rooms. at this case your setup will break... imho, it's better to bite a bullet and get something capable. you should also check ebay. there is p
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
do you mean to make a cluster of mini-receivers in location that has all speaker cables ?
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
this is what i deal with. only 6 rooms your best bet dax88 or dax66 (older) if you want flexibility. alternative is passive speaker selector like Pyle PSPVC6 and Pyle PDA20 mini amp/bt receiver hooked up to audio source. alternativel
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
it depends on do you plan to use ceiling/wall speakers wired to central location or not ? if yes, you ideally need multi-zone amplifier to actually drive speakers with built-in or separate mixer (allows you to have multiple inputs and
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
i build in the past a few times APs with compex cards. the problem it's that some of them have extra large form factor and won't fit standard mpcie slots. i had to build an adapter :/ eventually instead of upgrading to new i
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
you just described proper poodle breeders: hypoallergenic, ~50lbs, bred for good demeanor (part of standard description, i believe) and do extensive genetic testing to exclude problematic lineages.
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
Yeah. I "manage" at work dog owners group in our collaboration system that has >500 people now. Amount of purebred doodles or poos is amazing. I wasn't even aware that those combinations are bred
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
try to explain it to proud owners of "standard Australian mini labradoodle" or something like this... they claim that it's a new pure breed
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As countermeasure, some of the higher end receivers have Dialogue Enhancement functionality
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by simplyaccont 5y ago
it's probably CBRS based system. there are a SAS (spectrum access system) administrators that in charge of managing spectrum so different users won't sit on same frequency. kinda like this https://www.comsearch.com&#x2

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