t0liman

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by t0liman 6y ago
I would imagine that the lack of evidence, is simply because it can’t be granted. Ever. The lawsuits are “theatrical” in a sense, because it establishes a significant series of burden, requiring the Supreme Court to “indulge their arbitrati
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by t0liman 7y ago
A breach-monitoring service could act as a data washing service, sic. Especially if privatized. Blockchain is Very overrated, but it could be useful in keeping data "safe" where the temptation would exist to index or obscure resul
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by t0liman 8y ago
Well, grid feed-in can lead to faster repayment and smaller bills, but it's only 20-25% of the electricity price, so generating enough to be in credit relies on paying off the usage you have when the solar isn't generating enough
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by t0liman 8y ago
>home appliances should be aware You mean IoT installed into wallplugs and whitegoods appliances, pool pumps, heaters, washers, heat pumps/air conditioners, hot water systems, etc. Yeah. If there was only an IoT standard that worked
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by t0liman 8y ago
this is relatively useful, but FreeNAS is about '20 minutes'* away from trying to implement a GUI package/plugin manager with IOCAGE for this very task so that they can set-and-forget the process and have it scripted into a l
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by t0liman 10y ago
This is pretty disingenuous for the definition of charity. The Clinton Foundation perhaps redefines what political bribery means in the 21st century, in an attempt to skirt the laws set up to prevent power, via money, government leaders or
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by t0liman 10y ago
Procedural generation of mesh is difficult, but not costly (in terms of CPU, drawcalls or memory, textures or total polygon/tris in the combined mesh). Many, many other games use modular assets, especially if poly and tri counts are im
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by t0liman 10y ago
The 1Gb per Tb rule of thumb is to handle the larger requirements of ARC caching, not the FS itself. It's a performance guide, not a requirement. The Gb/TB rule of thumb exists so that on-disk files can be moved around or stored i