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by sounds 8y ago
The article points out that the most cost-effective solution is to get an internal combustion generator.
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by sounds 8y ago
In 20/20 hindsight, someone in some report somewhere pointed at something the WEO and GFSR did and said, "See? Now we know what we did wrong." It sounds like more of the same. It sounds like more "trust us, we won't
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by sounds 8y ago
A lot of the value of antiques comes from the lost knowledge they represent, whether that's just sentimental "you just had to be there" experiences or more concrete "you don't know how to make the varnish on a Strad
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by sounds 8y ago
Pro models will probably not have amazing battery life, especially if you're saturating the GPU (i.e. gaming). However, Apple has previously led the market in power optimizations. I'm not confident they'll do that this time.
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by sounds 8y ago
Microsoft and other big companies are literally getting the stuff for zero dollars. That they choose to contribute is because it is in their best interest to do so. Free software is sort of a brain hack in that way: because Linux is success
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by sounds 8y ago
I don't think it's a trick. While I don't know the details about this plant, I've noted that a large number of solar panels are removed (and then disposed of) while they have some useful life left. To be clear, I'm
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by sounds 8y ago
Keep in mind the mean free path of translational movement, even at those very high pressures, is quite large relative to the size of a proton (even more so an electron).
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by sounds 8y ago
The statement "ads are required for big channels - well, not this one, but..." is false. This is a more true statement: "ads are required for big channels. We've unfortunately trained our support staff to lie to blender
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by sounds 8y ago
How would a country claw source code from a vendor in another nation, if they did not sign this agreement? File a lawsuit? I suppose the most common method is to seize assets or personnel that are located in-country.
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by sounds 8y ago
The 11 countries who signed (many still need to ratify the treaty). Alphabetical order: 1. Australia 2. Brunei 3. Canada 4. Chile 5. Japan (already ratified) 6. Malaysia 7. Mexico (already ratified) 8. New Zealand 9. Peru 10. Singapore 11.
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by sounds 8y ago
I think this article is useful because, in addition to the BBC being a pretty big media outlet, this shows that basically anyone can create the hazardous conditions. The Ars article was not as clear-cut.
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by sounds 8y ago
> The Reflections GDC demo ran on a DGX Station equipped with four Volta GPUs using NVIDIA RTX technology. For now, you will need similar horsepower to leverage real-time ray tracing. In the future, we can rely on Moore’s law to bring do
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by sounds 8y ago
This is the complaint that led to Joshua Schulte's arrest for Child Porn charges: https://www.scribd.com/document/379346745/Joshua-Adam-Schult...
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by sounds 8y ago
This is the complaint that led to Joshua Schulte's arrest for Child Porn charges: https://www.scribd.com/document/379346745/Joshua-Adam-Schult...
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by sounds 8y ago
I took away two important messages: 1. Amazon is paying more attention to the TLS handshake than I thought. 2. Censorship-bypassing software is getting popular enough that it's hitting the news.
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by sounds 8y ago
More speculation here, I don't have any knowledge on the matter, but... If the flight time drops from 12 hours to 30 minutes, and prices are in the same ballpark of $2,000, then there would be more demand. The execs could all be in Sha
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by sounds 8y ago
Double EPS (non-GAAP) from $7.73 to $13.33... On the downside, effective tax rate is down to 11%. That's concerning because the EU is very unhappy about the whole "double Irish with a Dutch sandwich."
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by sounds 8y ago
ryan-c comments below that the 'exists:' config at Telus allows any IP to send mail. Spammers seem to be abusing this hole.
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by sounds 8y ago
Ok, you are correct - but this article presents the info in a super confusing way. A much better presentation is: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/04/electrify-america-will-...
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by sounds 8y ago
The original article is: https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-7-2700x-6-ghz-world-record-ov...
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by sounds 9y ago
Sponsored article with clickbait title. tl;dr: VW (via American subsidiary "Electrify America") has put out a vaporware announcement that: • Their proprietary charger plug will supply 350 kW possibly at 800 or up to 920 Volts and
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by sounds 9y ago
:) No worries. But don't mistake it for "erogenous" or "gangrenous"
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by sounds 9y ago
To expand on andrewaylett's comment, that it is open source doesn't automatically mean "100% hardware compatibility." Even for the linux kernel, someone somewhere has to figure out how to get it to boot on every piece of
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by sounds 9y ago
I think when you wrote "gregarious," you meant "egregious."
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by sounds 9y ago
tl;dr: He realizes he is obligated to report to the IRS his cryptocurrency; the site is in China and he will have to use an API to get his transaction history.
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by sounds 9y ago
> access to the market must dominate The market itself is dependent on certain conditions for it to function. As a good example, take environmental efforts: solutions "price in" the externalities of pollution and "close of
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by sounds 9y ago
I am cautiously optimistic that varying rate schedules will help. It is unfortunately true that most residential users will not pay enough attention to either curtailing their own use or -- and I think this is the big one -- shenanigans by
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by sounds 9y ago
Phased arrays of antennas can compute the incoming direction of a signal entirely through signal processing and do not require a motorized platform.
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Many problems are bandwidth-limited. More cores may indeed actually hurt performance as contention for the limiting resource makes it increasingly hard for any core to run efficiently. https://superuser.com/questions/24
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by sounds 9y ago
“The people whose job is to protect the user always are fighting an uphill battle against the people whose job is to make money for the company,” said Sandy Parakilas Just a shout out to all you who might be at a company like

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