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by stoneman24 6y ago
Perhaps there’s 2 ways of thinking about it. Critic: One year working with Kubernetes just feels like 12 years of stress. Fan: One year working with Kubernetes gives me 12 years of productivity.
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by stoneman24 6y ago
Agree with this, there’s plenty of areas (Eg non central belt of Scotland from my own experience) outside of cities, where the current provider is the only choice even though the service is slow and unreliable. Starlink could really appeal
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by stoneman24 6y ago
In addition to frequency hopping, there are spread spectrum techniques to smear the signal across a wider range of frequencies with lower energy in each frequency. Once asked permission to switch on military radio on a project, the answer w
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by stoneman24 6y ago
I had a terrible first attempt. Then discovered the same procedure, sort the rotation to 0, then minimise the translation and finally approach the dock. Head down And concentrate on the numbers. I didn’t have the KSP experience to fall back
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by stoneman24 7y ago
Yes, and also to agree with Arnt (sibling comment), there can also be effects between neighbouring wells. In some fields, the fluid/gas can move easily (wells will affect each over) in others, there is little ability for movement. The
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by stoneman24 7y ago
While there can be a great deal of pressure pushing the oil up the well, there is also resistance to that flow up a narrow pipe (perhaps 4 inch pipe). The balance of forces can be very close but the momentum can keep the flow going. In some
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by stoneman24 8y ago
My experience was as if I had a very heavy dense ball inside my lower back. This caused waves of severe pain and the desire to go to the toilet (which did not help the symptoms). The pain waves lasted a couple mins each but felt a lot longe