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931.
by t-3 2y ago
Can the firmware still be flashed? I found cloud-free custom firmware exists for these inverters with a quick search, so if the units can still be flashed many may be salvageable.
932.
by t-3 2y ago
Hacking would just be tit-for-tat at most, and unlikely to be accepted as a good reason for major escalations. Most likely Russian infrastructure is just too old to be vulnerable in the same ways as Western infrastructure.
933.
by t-3 2y ago
Probably wrong to classify the manufacturer as malicious rather than the importer. Sounds like these units were brought to the US in violation of contractual agreements and thus were disabled when the manufacturer decided to enforce it.
934.
by t-3 2y ago
Computers are just a tool, relatively inexpensive and replaceable. Consumer motor vehicles are largely a lifestyle product - very few people can afford to buy a new one whenever they want and they are not very necessary in most urban areas,
935.
by t-3 2y ago
I mean, washing isn't some kind of profoundly enjoyable experience, is it? The soaking in hot water is what feels good, and this lets you do that without any of the annoying scrubbing and such.
936.
by t-3 2y ago
> Maybe even PK though I am not really sure about this one Pakistan already has nukes and it hasn't happened yet tho?
937.
by t-3 2y ago
I'd say, if we want to reduce casualties, give nukes to everyone. Wars of aggression would disappear pretty quickly if mutually assured destruction was just as true for small and weak countries as large and powerful ones. A lot of mone
938.
by t-3 2y ago
> Rowell is quick to note that by “we,” he means people over the age of 25, and that he’s focused on “the hold rock and pop music from the past has on us.” Pop is timeless almost by definition, and rock music is pretty much dead. Beyond
939.
by t-3 2y ago
Hall effect switches are more like the old hotness that fell out of style and is now viable again among the niche of people willing to pay high prices for keyboards.
940.
by t-3 2y ago
Millennia is already plural, so the multi is redundant.
941.
CISA's Resilience Series Graphic Novels(cisa.gov)
3 points by t-3 2y ago|0 comments
942.
by t-3 2y ago
This is due to people being taught that inflation is about the money supply as a matter of faith in (US at least) grade schools and colleges. It's rare for other causes to discussed or for the quantity-of-money argument to be questione
943.
by t-3 2y ago
The relationship between the money supply and inflation is mostly one of perception causing action, not some kind of primal law of economics. Debt and interest rates, trade friction and availability of goods, and availability of energy and
944.
by t-3 2y ago
Is that effective for people who aren't literally being paid a salary to do this stuff 9-5? A lot of people who spend too much time on computers have totally out of wack sleep schedules that would look like they're operating from
945.
by t-3 2y ago
Pretty fun to play around with, but it's missing a lot, even for a toy. What it most needs is to be able to jump backwards arbitrarily and to actually record what you're doing so you can play it back. Doesn't work on firefox.
946.
by t-3 2y ago
Seamonkey. With a bookmarklet to go to the archive version of the current page (to bypass paywalls), it can do everything you want. If, as suggested by your want of self-hosting, you want something centrally located that will allow you to s
947.
by t-3 2y ago
My keyboard has no influence on mouse placement though? My mouse is not positioned laterally to the keyboard, it's diagonally in front and to the right or on a completely separate pullout with mouse pad. Not to mention, I almost never
948.
by t-3 2y ago
If the compiler were fast enough, code could be recompiled for every deployment. With a comprehensive profiling/benchmarking test suite, it could be even more advanced; all features could be used and quirks accounted for, code/dat
949.
by t-3 2y ago
It's not really anachronistic, is it? Religion and psychotherapy have been basically indistinguishable until the modern era. "Someone 2500 years ago striving to improve human mental health had some success" isn't so surp
950.
by t-3 2y ago
Not possible - the oldest ice we've found on the planet is much less than 10 million years old. Even if some area remained frozen long enough to contain an intact dinosaur, it would be buried deeply enough and under enough pressure to
951.
by t-3 2y ago
A military fight wouldn't serve China's interests. Pouring money into their domestic fabs and using the same market-flooding and subsidies that they're known for in other fields to take customers from TSMC would be a smarter
952.
by t-3 2y ago
Unable to afford healthcare is pretty straightforward, I think. My plan went from being a relatively small amount I would pay for peace of mind, to being a giant expense that would leave me destitute. As far as the fine, if it hadn't b
953.
by t-3 2y ago
Most of the prices going up for young and healthy people is just the math insurance companies have to do when they can't deny people and have to provide more coverage. The part where we don't have the free healthcare system is mos
954.
by t-3 2y ago
It's more that their marketing targeted people who are already Democrats and moderate Republicans. The first group didn't need convincing, and the second group is small. The independents and swing voters they should have courted w
955.
by t-3 2y ago
It was a great thing for the people who most needed healthcare, but it priced me (young at the time and healthy) out of the market. I went from having cheap employer-sponsored healthcare to not being able to afford it (literally from less t
956.
by t-3 2y ago
Just stop checking social media and news sites.
957.
by t-3 2y ago
Either your state didn't make the information available to anyone who claims to a political activist, or you managed to avoid having a phone number linked to your voter registration.
958.
by t-3 2y ago
From the (preliminary) numbers I'm seeing it looks like Democrat turnout dropped back to normal levels, while Republican and independents were higher.
959.
by t-3 2y ago
Did anyone else feel like the incessant texts from political spammers made you not want to vote the candidate spamming you? Having to block 5 new numbers every time I picked up my phone for the past month was really frustrating.
960.
by t-3 2y ago
There's been many complaints about DEI requirements in the CHIPS Act. Given that DEI is a favorite right-wing talking point, amendment or repeal+replace might be likely, but I doubt it would be scrapped altogether.

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