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by snuxoll 4y ago
You're talking about using NPTv6 with ULA's. Remember, IPv6 is explicitly designed to allow having multiple addresses on an interface - you can have a ULA for internal connectivity and a GUA for everything else. This is the situat
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Sure, but ULA's within your network are still an extremely useful tool to deal with annoying problems like renumbering if you don't have PI address space (and a majority of businesses won't). It's not an ideal solution,
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by snuxoll 4y ago
RIP PS Vita, the device was far ahead of its time; but Sony didn't abandon it "just before" the Switch and Deck blew up the handheld market again, they had shot it and left it to bleed somewhere between year 1 and year 2 on t
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Power outages aren’t an argument against heat pumps anyway. Without power my central fan can’t run and thus my forced air natural gas furnace is dead in the water. Anyway, where I live in Boise most utility outages are due to physical damag
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Physics. When combusting fuel you cannot get more heat energy out of them than the chemical bonds you are breaking contains, a gas furnace can never be more than 100% efficient, the best commercially available ones are 95%, and a majority t
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by snuxoll 4y ago
> Which might require multiple heat pumps and separating existing duct work. But definitely new construction should start designing around these constraints now. Ductless mini-splits remain an option as well. I'd actually like to se
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by snuxoll 4y ago
My brother-in-law lives in NE and has installed mini-splits and has overall enjoyed them. A ground source system would be "the best" for that region, but if you're not doing a new build then air source works just fine there w
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by snuxoll 4y ago
The whole bit about gas stoves I have no doubt is a pretty typical astroturf campaign from the fossil fuel industry. They have shamelessly made up pro-gas nonprofits using fake personas, paid social media influencers to promote gas stovetop
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by snuxoll 4y ago
> this is a no brainer in milder climates which is why I have a heat pump and no gas furnace here in FL even though I have gas to the house for other uses. They're a no-brainer in every climate. Newer heat pumps can handle fairly co
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by snuxoll 4y ago
PlayStation Now already existed for years as well.
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by snuxoll 4y ago
As somebody with a Steam Deck it's seriously impressive what Valve has managed to do with Proton. I didn't catch the memo about the Samsung 980 Pro failure in time and my Windows 10 drive just went readonly on me, and if it weren&
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by snuxoll 4y ago
In non-Pro/Enterprise editions of Windows the software still generally (though not always) respects the registry keys in HKLM\Policies, they just remove the tools to configure local group policy and (obviously) you cannot join a domain
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by snuxoll 4y ago
With there being no obvious deviations from the pattern there’s no doubt it was done on autopilot. That said, a skilled pilot who wanted to deal with the nuisance of hand flying that would get pretty close just by following the flight direc
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by snuxoll 4y ago
The ADS-B out data is fed from the aircraft’s ADIRU (air data inertial reference unit), which, yes, just uses GPS unless that fails for some reason. There’s a fallback based on accelerometers and laser gyros to provide shockingly accurate p
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Correct.
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by snuxoll 4y ago
There used to be a product called ZeusRAM which was a small (like 8GB) SSD with a matching amount of DRAM. In normal use all operations were done on the DRAM, and when power was lost it would use charge held in a super-cap to flush the data
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by snuxoll 4y ago
6Gb(it)ps of a maxed out SATA III link is still not slow, it's just that the multi-GB(yte)ps speeds of modern PCIe drives is just insanely fast. My TrueNAS box has 3x2 mirrored vdevs of 7200RPM drives and has plenty of bandwidth to han
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Wind shear is one of many various causes of turbulence in aviation. Certainly a common one, however.
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by snuxoll 4y ago
> But make no mistake, the volume of spam NOTAMs combined with the lack of an easy way for a pilot to quickly sort for important NOTAMs makes us all less safe. The system is in desperate need of some modernization, no argument there. The
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by snuxoll 4y ago
That automated weather frequency relies on METAR data from the Aviation Weather Service here in the US, and that's where ATC gets their information from as well when they're advising pilots of surface winds when giving landing cle
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Armchair sim-only pilot/aviation enthusiast, simply not having accurate wind speeds is enough to prevent a jet from landing because you don't have data to run performance calculations. Can you land without running performance? S
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by snuxoll 4y ago
They wanted you to turn on push on mobile so they could pollute your Lock Screen with ads. I did it and promptly set iOS to deliver them silently because it got really annoying, but it was an easy way for the EFF to get some money from purc
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by snuxoll 4y ago
I'm still pissed at Apple for changing the default behavior of the green traffic light from Zoom to Full Screen. I never want to use Full Screen, and when they introduced it in Lion with a dedicated button I was content to ignore i
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Spotlight, as in the underlying search technology and APIs originating from Mac OS X 10.4, is fantastic. Spotlight, as in the search box that appears when hitting Cmd+Space has become obnoxious and commonly thinks I want to know what 1 pasc
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by snuxoll 4y ago
We've got a in-house LOB app that can be boiled down to a giant todo-list/work history for accounts, virtually every task that needs to be done for an account gets logged into this system. A whole bunch of assorted data is pulled
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Almost like Gabe Newell is right, piracy is first and foremost a service problem. There's some irony in things like Denuvo making games worse for legitimate users and creating new incentives to crack it, or players deferring purchases
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by snuxoll 4y ago
TDP and actual power draw are two VERY different things. Intel and AMD both will plaster 95W or 125W or 160W TDPs on chips that will draw well over 250W when boosting as long as your cooling allows for it.
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Not OP, I wouldn't call CP2077 "abysmal" but even looking outside the bugs the game just wasn't anywhere near the quality I expect from CDPR. The gunplay was actually pretty mediocre, "better than Fallout" is n
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Depends on your definition of "high-end", while I personally stick with Mikrotik and Juniper gear a TP-Link TL-SG2008 is only $70 and gives you 8x1GbE ports and support for 802.1x just fine. For wireless you'd use WPA-Enterpr
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by snuxoll 4y ago
At least with IPMI interfaces on servers they have a dedicated NIC port you can put on a restricted network.

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