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by tfigment 5y ago
Monitors generally don't have remote controls or speakers. The latter solved with soundbar but former is important use case.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Probably legacy that 20 years ago VBscript could be used instead of JavaScript in IE.
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by tfigment 5y ago
You may also be restricted from exporting back to grid at all if there is battery involved by some utilities.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Thanks. For usb hint. Have a HL-1440 for 15+ years never replaced cartridge but usb only is kinda limiting but it's reliable when I need it.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Time is a problem. If you lose value in time it takes to convert its not good. Most businesses don't care if the value increases nearly as much as it decreasing. Bitcoin volatility does not help it's case. I guess we trust bank
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by tfigment 5y ago
Sounds like you heard the sensationalized version. They knew about but we're contacted by someone who did not found it but became an informant and ultimately a leader because that person was ex-military and skilled. That was my under
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by tfigment 5y ago
I do this since items are left at my door and want fewer days I may have to stay home but it is never delivered that way. I can still get three different last mile delivery services for things I'd prefer in one late shipment and bought
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by tfigment 5y ago
I like how gopass and gopass-bridge work on desktop in browser and avoid the clipboard and still be easy to use once setup, I just wish it was easier to setup. I use passwdsafe on Android and like that it replaces keyboard for entering cre
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by tfigment 5y ago
It sort of already happens but not in that way where a doctor makes a choice. Those without means do no even intersect with the system in a way that that choice is possible. Those with means will be opted in automatically.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Ostensibly you could grow hydroponically and have very little waste but order of magnitude cost increase in power needs. Every other solution falls in between I guess.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Pontzer's book Burn seems to indicate exercise is good for health but not weight loss. Energy usage in the body is complicated but diet seems to be more important than exercise if I understand it correctly.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Do some research on China and the Uyghurs and make your own call on if that is currently happening.
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by tfigment 5y ago
My experience is third party products/add-ins (specifically McAfee Enterprise Suite) cause most of the crashes I have with Office products. Most OS blue scrrens are non-microsoft hardware drivers.
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by tfigment 5y ago
Lacks first class temporal tables. Maybe not important to you and not on that list so do we dismiss that.
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by tfigment 5y ago
MySQL and mariadb have first class temporal tables. Pg has compile requirement and so cannot use in AWS RDS.
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by tfigment 6y ago
Command line, linux, and open source immediately come to mind
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by tfigment 6y ago
Water tends to be the real constraint not land in the west. Is there enough water to feed that boom? Does the colorado river flow to the ocean?
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by tfigment 6y ago
Cant tell from website but most metric solutions do not do bad quality/status markers. This is fundamental to IoT data. Next most dont do time weighted averages correctly even timeseriesdb does this badly.
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by tfigment 6y ago
I'm in a small energy company and log 50k/s events for several million points (temperature, pressure, voltage, current, power, ...). And most of what was said is true for us but we dont pay millions per year to our vendor. Its no
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by tfigment 6y ago
Unless of course single people are not a family of 4 and should not have to pay extra because of that.
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by tfigment 6y ago
I think you want temporal tables for historical dimensions. Postgres doesnt have good support as its a bolt on. MariaDB has good support for it now.
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by tfigment 6y ago
I sort of agree. You right that is pragmatic but we do still need to manage it to minimize its effects. Economic leaders can focus on managing the economy and science and medical communities can focus on the outbreak and hopefully the pol
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by tfigment 6y ago
Even more so that they did something to fix the hole but apparently not the hook.
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by tfigment 6y ago
While I agree, is this really a new thing? I had a dev kit for oculus rift and sometime after Facebook acquired when they stopped DX 9 support I couldn't use the device after update and drivers where reaching out to Facebook endpoints
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by tfigment 6y ago
And they get unhappy because they have been trained to think of housing as investment that should grow faster than inflation rather than a place to live.
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by tfigment 6y ago
.Net Core compiles to native and can be packaged to not need common runtime installed. And targets linux. You can even have it create a single file executable though admittedly it unpacks to temp folder at runtime if you do this. Down side
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by tfigment 6y ago
The US Fed govt sent unmarked, masked troops to Portland who then detained people without identifying themselves using rental vehicles and not disclosing why during the riots. Basically what happens during a kidnapping. Also I believe afte
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by tfigment 6y ago
They gave 2 options the original through apple and then via tem. How is paying them different from when i pay uber or lyft through an app? Apple doesnt get 30% in that case.
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by tfigment 6y ago
They actually gave 2 options. If you didnt trust the game maker and their discount you could continue paying the premium to Apple directly and continue feeling safe.
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by tfigment 6y ago
It least with WSL1 I know that McShield and cyvera/Traps are fully capable of massively interfering with linux performance under windows 10 just like they do normally. Whether they actually effective is not something I know but it seem

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