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by snypher 5y ago
48v going straight from a solar battery bank to a USB port is very cool. So many 48/24v->12v->5v shenanigans occur with existing solar-to-charger systems.
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by snypher 5y ago
Hooray, a million square feet of treadmill and exercise bike factory. Anyone care to guess what kickback or tax credit Ohio handed over for this? Edit: it was $47 million. See you all in 6 to 12 months when this goes the way of Foxconn.
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by snypher 5y ago
If you were walking through the desert and came across a tortoise on its back, would you help it? If so, what would it take for you to not help it?
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by snypher 5y ago
This case is the dictionary definition of hijacking. An act of unlawfully seizing an aircraft, vehicle, or ship while in transit.
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by snypher 5y ago
Have you had a bad experience doing so? I rent probably three or four times a month and I have never had a problem. Obviously YMMV but personally I can get work done for less than an oil change, let alone paying for the truck itself.
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by snypher 5y ago
100A over how many 12V circuits? I doubt it is just a single circuit, or you would need a ~4AWG cable and rated connector?
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by snypher 5y ago
KAW, a corvid interpreter.
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by snypher 5y ago
At $20/hour for a new F-250 rental, Home Depot has better options available. If people wanted to haul lumber, they probably wouldn't show up with a trailer attached, they would buy a truck with a 8 foot box.
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by snypher 5y ago
This is why we can't have a rational conversation; your very first point was to link two statistics in a misleading way. You immediately imply that enforcement of drug laws is connected to the number of overdoses. However anyone can se
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by snypher 5y ago
This is the iPhone/Android charging cable game all over again.
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by snypher 5y ago
Microsoft Chrome OS targeted at dual display devices like the Surface Neo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_Neo
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by snypher 5y ago
I can picture how the conversation would go. There's some pretty big differences between hydrogen and hydraulic fluid, probably to the point of whole component redesign. The little crap here (springs and o-rings) would be completely di
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by snypher 5y ago
https://www.csusb.edu/sites/default/files/FACT%20SHEET-%20An... https://secureservercdn.net/104.238.69.231/a1w.90d.myftpuplo...
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by snypher 5y ago
Neither was designing a telegraph system, but we're talking about a pretty basic launch cost to deploy, not sending hundreds of laborers to die stringing wires and building railroads across the nation.
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by snypher 5y ago
It's disingenuous to present the parent comment as saying "jet fuel isn't explosive". Here's some more info on a hydrogen accident involving a relatively small amount. https://www.powermag.com/lesson
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by snypher 5y ago
Usually just one camera. I'm not sure if you could mount two far enough apart to get a good angle for a 3D tree.
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by snypher 5y ago
Asian people could shop at other stores if they wanted to, but Black people may have/historically have had reduced access to 'conventional' credit.
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by snypher 5y ago
Maybe someone turned it from 10db to 20db, it's only twice as strong right?
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by snypher 5y ago
I love the implication that even with the correct math you might still need to tweak it to be accurate. Does anyone know where you would get started on making something like this, especially the conversion from a mathematical formula into a
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by snypher 5y ago
Did you read the article?
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by snypher 5y ago
The recipient surely has to pay a % exchange fee as they can't really buy anything with the crypto directly. If they do buy with crypto, they pay a transaction fee.
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by snypher 5y ago
Some LLC pays my property taxes, not sure who ;)
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by snypher 5y ago
It had a Turbo button and we made sure it was always on. As to what it did, none of us really knew. But it was on, and there was a problem if it was off. So even if it wasn't connected to anything inside the beige tower it still made t
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by snypher 5y ago
I'm glad you made this trip. People shouldn't own places like this, let alone have the hubris to dig a million yards of rock out of it and then say you are trespassing.
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by snypher 5y ago
Didn't Colonial pay $5m? I don't think Darkside ever received a $50m-$100m ransom. Do you have any more details?
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by snypher 5y ago
Running scared though? I see this as the dash from 2nd plate to 3rd. If you're going to ditch your servers and wash your coins you might as well make it seem like you were compromised. I don't think there's any fear here as t
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by snypher 5y ago
With an annual budget of ~$550m, it seems like they could have paid $4m and not just offered a $100k low-ball. It's fine to not pay ransom but they should have known this would be the outcome. Edit; it's about the same ratio as ma
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by snypher 5y ago
Here's an idea; the people responsible for the profits get to keep some of it, instead of landlord-takes-all.
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by snypher 5y ago
With all respect, I'm not going to listen to a 40 minute audio clip with a clickbait title and description.
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by snypher 5y ago
Is it possible to convert fifty trillion of these tokens (second rate dogecoins?) into actual vaccine vials and oxygen tanks? >Notably, Buterin donated 50 trillion SHIB tokens (worth a nominal $1.2 billion at press time) to the India C

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