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3y ago
There’s no solution like dilution. /s
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3y ago
Would a heat pump work? 8 mini-splits sounds like way too. Mini-splits are also the cheaper option, surprised they cost $10k. A heat pump in my area wouldn't be too much more than $10k (excluding duct work).
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3y ago
My coworker who lives in Vancouver, Washington calls it the Portland war zone. When the riots were going on he would say I’m not sure if I see smoke or tear gas over there but it’s definitely not fog.
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3y ago
Boot your windows machine using an iSCSI storage block supplied by your NAS. I’ve wondered if this would work with Backblaze or not. I don’t really care if I lose my plex media so I’ve never tried it.
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3y ago
Wow I didn’t realize my iPhone would pick up on it and change the selection markers.
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3y ago
My local county government services my water. Pretty much everywhere in my state it’s the same. There’s not a corporation involved at all, unless they contracted work out to a construction company.
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3y ago
Large companies just stagnant hiring in one region or another to offset risk. I’ve seen companies hire like crazy in places like the US and India but the same people have been working in the UK/EU for decade(s) without any new hires. U
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Both of my WK2 Jeep grand Cherokee’s have been reliable and they share parts with the old MLs. The parts they share are pretty silly to consider reliability, control arms, 5-speed transmission (until 2014), and some other random parts with
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3y ago
That’s completely not true at all. BMWs have come around in the past years. The 2000 e46 I had was as reliable as my 2002 4Runner. I replaced the same things at similar intervals, water pump, belt tensioner, wheel bearing, plugs, coils etc.
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3y ago
Same here, I commute 3 days a week to work in an office alone. There is not a single person I work on a project with in the office. Everyone I work with is distributed from East to West coasts and larger cites in between.
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Iraq attacked the USS Stark a year before. They used a business jet with an Exocet missile attached to it. This was by mistake but it still happened. A single plane shooting down a ship is not unheard of but the US has done it in pairs to t
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3y ago
This is not correct. Yes, jail is people waiting for trial and usually convicted people with less than a year sentence. Prison is usually for people with a year or longer sentence. My state has a prison for younger drug offenders and other
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3y ago
Commercial dishwasher are more like sanitizers. In a restaurant the dishwasher is the guy scraping the food off. Home dishwashers run for a long time because they are basically liquifying the leftover food, milk, and grime.
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3y ago
My wife “stole” my M1 Air. At the time, it was good to see a comparison between the M1/M2. I order custom spec ones but for someone who doesn’t they may want to buy a generation old to save me. However, I agree on the phrasing. The amo
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Why are there so many non technical managers/directors in charge of engineering or IT in Government type jobs? My wife sells to state and local governments. 90% of the time the people in charge have no idea about IT, SecOps, Software D
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3y ago
When there’s a gold rush don’t be the one mining gold be the one selling shovels.
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3y ago
Do you drink out of a metal water bottle, drink juice or milk, or eat anything out of a can or carton? If so it’s lined with plastics.
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3y ago
Impossible with computers full stop. IMHO, we may be able to slice together DNA or modify it to create a new or smarter organism than AGI in a computer. They already shifted goal posts and they’ll do it again. AI used to mean AGI but market
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3y ago
It’s not a factor at all. By the time smartphones and data plans came out, they all included unlimited texts. I’m sure there was a small carrier here and there but AT&T didn’t offer it with the first iPhone. This is US specific.
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3y ago
You just described Southern fried chicken except you didn’t marinate it in hot sauce and buttermilk for extra tender and tasty chicken.
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That’s a huge plus for me. CarPlay or nothing. BMW is becoming closer to a Tesla like screen. GM is supposed to drop CarPlay in favor of whatever they are doing on their EVs. I don’t want my ICE/EV to become a SaaS app where I’m paying
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3y ago
> So far, only Tesla seems to be able to update car software remotely, regularly and reliably. I'm certain it's neither easy nor cheap. My Jeep Grand Cherokee has OTA for over 5+ years. BMW has been doing it since 2018. I’m alm
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Not sure. I’m about done with Apple Home and once I have a free weekend I’ll convert everything to Home Assistant. Tired of Apple Home automation misses with no logs. My wife’s phone won’t connect to our Home and the only solution is to reb
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3y ago
The Ars comments recommend Ratgo and Messo. Ratgo for a WiFi board that connects directly to the garage doors electrical and Messo is another cheap HomeKit option from Amazon. https://paulwieland.github.io/ratgdo/
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Nothings stopping you from buying a 90s beater. For the rest of us the safety features are worth it. I’m betting it costs more to manufacture a safe modern car than a 90s one. >It turns out that a driver of a car 18 or more years old is
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3y ago
No it was Chase.
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Some banks have so much tech (legacy mainframe to cloud providers) I’ve head them describe themselves as an IT company that makes money off banking. My credit union is lackluster but that’s expected I’m not there for their mobile apps.
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3y ago
I found some scammers who were registering portions of public addresses as URLs. Not sure where they scrapped them from but it was surely to get around detection. URLs would be like 123NotRealSteetCA, or even otRealStreetCalifornia, where N
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3y ago
I saved money buying a house. We needed a bigger house for a baby and the smaller duplex wasn’t enough. Rent was about $2500-3500 and the house was $2500 and now $2100 after the refi. Sure I put in about $25k in repairs but I’ve also gained
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It does look harder than I thought for SSDs. It looks like a 5 year old thread was commented on this year with some details about Samsung drives.[1] [1] https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/firmware-e...
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