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velosol
7y ago
If it was direct government employment did they clarify final salary? There's the 'salary' and then the locality increase [1] which is a base of around 15% and goes up to 28% for places like DC. 102k (1.28*80) is still not
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7y ago
Incidentally this is why there are limits on range hood CFM without makeup air (and there are broader recommendations on overall house design from groups like ASHRAE for air quality management). There are also whole-house leak tests in som
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7y ago
He was a Captain (O-6), he had been selected for Admiral (O-7), and was forced to retire as a Commander (O-5); it was a demotion.
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7y ago
Given the address in your profile I'd suggest you might also want to have your team have access to non-cell communications. Sometimes you're at a tower that doesn't have great cell reception and even if the team is able to r
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7y ago
Safety harnesses you mention in 3 are also often for fall prevention* not fall protection. Fall protection harnesses aren't much better but typically will at least have padded leg loops. *: Prevention: when tied in you can't make
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velosol
8y ago
A 'lot' is a unit of issue in this case as a supply/logistics term. It means buying a grouping of damaged iPods (say the lot was 25 or 50 individual iPods).
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velosol
8y ago
That seems nicer than the method without Ti requiring you to find the backup and move it 'by hand' to the right place on the new phone.
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8y ago
A metal aerogel would have very high surface area (much like adsorption humidity control crystals) but that's not really helpful when you then need to move the fluid touching all that surface area in order to remove the heat. Typically
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8y ago
Personally I'd prefer as open a standard as possible usable across the greatest swath possible (e.g. Chrome Windows/Mac, Chromium Linux, Firefox W/M/L, Android Chrome/Firefox). Someone else seems to second lower-lev
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8y ago
Signal now uses the Android hardware keystore such that you cannot use a root app like TiBackup to move the Signal data around anymore. Instead you have to use Signal's built-in backup and then place the backup on the new phone and se
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8y ago
Living closer to the coast (high humidity and salt content), living in the drier regions of the country (low humidity) could be part of the puzzle.
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velosol
8y ago
>Agencies operate somewhat independently, precisely to prevent the appearance (and reality) of political interference. Unfortunately Trump didn't start this trend but I really hope whoever is next stops it.
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8y ago
Possibly even attach it to another medium originally intended for data. Also, I love your username in the context of this subthread.
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8y ago
Their main page for mobile heavily implies they are already there with iPhone/NFC. https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-for-mobile/
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8y ago
Did you three friends move to Linux? You said Windows twice and I'm curious what they actually switched to.
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8y ago
> To feel useful is a very basic human need. I found it fascinating to read that sentence when I read from the article that routine is critically important. The article didn't seem to say that usefulness or value were what mattered
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8y ago
Those who drive manual cars are frequently removing a hand from the wheel to adjust an aspect of the car without looking and I would be surprised if the momentary loss of a hand on the wheel would mean manual drivers had more accidents than
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velosol
8y ago
I don't see where the parent post (or FTC page) mentioned real IDs?
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8y ago
Power users tended to use shortcut keys which are STILL (Office 2016) supported. Want to add an image from a file? Alt, I, P, F and you have a file picker on your screen ready to go.
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8y ago
And if you think you're clever by using a jammer while mobile, you're in for some financial pain on top of any legal issues you create for yourself. https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-fines-florida-driver-48k-ja
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8y ago
People have mentioned better luck buying Samsung-branded ECC UDIMMs. I heard, but couldn't verify, some of their modules are even on the latest QVLs.
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8y ago
As someone with a Ryzen 1xxx, X370-based motherboard, and 32GB of ECC RAM the link you give is a bit out of date in that Windows 10 better supports ECC (the same X370 with `wmic memphysical get memoryerrorcorrection` reports 6 now). Much o
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8y ago
There's at least Red Hat according to: http://www.esi.mil/AgreementList.aspx?type=2
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I remember a time that 'stop' in Firefox stopped all animation on a page too (blink tag, GIFs).
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8y ago
While not part of the OP - there is some information on a common TPM use (LUKS unlocking) with the later TPM 2.0 options (TPM 1.x was not amazing with Linux). https://blog.dowhile0.org/2017/10/18/automatic-luk
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And that would be my fault - my parenthetical was just imagined reasons why there might be a saturation-related slow down. In trying to look for the source I did come across [1] from a few years ago and may have been remembered incorrectly.
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And yet someone relating a swarm of cop cars when they arrived home in: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18984211 .
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It was signed in August 2017 and the FDA has 3 years to allow sale of hearing aids for mild to moderate hearing loss.
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8y ago
Also might want to check out straight-armed glasses. Typically they'll have some roughness or rubber where they meet your ears to help stay on your head like some fancy sunglasses.
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So should I leave space on the highway so my lowest speed through the occasional slowdown is higher than average or am I hurting the traffic flow? I recall reading about (highway) traffic being a queuing problem where the arrival rate excee
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