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You can easily buy the correct price of hardware by searching the forums and following the advice. The Freenas/Truenas forum is full of hardware guides and threads on what 10gb NICs or controllers to buy and when you need it flashed in
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I deal with some legacy web apps and ticketing system at work. They could use a hamburger menu or two. 10 buttons, 15 tabs, and a million inputs most people don’t use.
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There’s a launch site in the Kwajalein Atoll, part of the Marshall Islands, and I’m pretty sure we don’t share tech with them. The ESA probably doesn’t share tech with the countries who host launches, IIRC they are French “territories” anyw
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>Two of six mice exposed to 70% methane in air died in 18 min, whereas mice exposed to 70% nitrogen in air developed only ataxia. Animals exposed to 50-90% methane in oxygen showed mild depression and a marked decrease in locomotion, but
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I’d bet you swallow more from your toothpaste, face wash, or other microplastic sources.
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Yes they make gear for telcos. Nokia is huge in the ISP space.
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Does Homebridge not have a plug in for Nest? The one for Unifi cameras is just ok and takes forever to load an image. The doorbell notification is better than the camera experience.
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It was a lot shadier before Brookhaven incorporated. They are the reason the area exploded in many ways. I’m a former resident but I haven’t heard about the City Hall issue, guess they want to rival Sandy Springs. Looking online Sandy Sprin
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They all have smartphones. Almost everyone single one will have a smartphone. Before smartphones, I’ve seen someone masterbating while watching porn in the middle of a massive row of computers in the college library. People probably did wor
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The city adjacent to me has a law that all heads of households must have a firearm. In response to the gun law, the next city over created a law everyone need to have a rake for leaves. Unlike the straw bale laws, we don’t take it seriously
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Giga casting has nothing to do with it. These are service center employees.
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He doesn’t seem to help his situation and actively tries to argue with opposing thoughts/people and he does it very publicly. Space X is an exception in my opinion and Space X + Musk articles usually don’t go down this path, at least n
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This is similar to the way things work here except the unions here are reactive to their own needs only. I doubt another auto unions workers would try to block a Tesla plant, they would try to block their own plants only.
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The land of the free has 50 states with various laws. Luckily mine is freer than most and we have no jaywalking laws. However, the pedestrian must yield to traffic but is allowed to cross when it’s safe. I suppose a city could enforce their
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Exactly, BMI is an OK gauge for general use. When I was younger and in shape bulked up with single digit body fat it was not useful. I was obese/overweight in BMI only. Now that I am more sedentary due to office job and less time becau
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Is this similar to the brass knuckles, I mean “belt buckles”, they sell in shady gas stations? Or the tobacco shops who sell pipes for anything but tobacco? As long as they don’t say it’s for illegal use it’s a gray area.
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About on-die ECC, as you said avoid it like the plague. Real ECC memory has an extra chip on the stick to support ECC.
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If you’re concerned just stick in on a VLAN and restrict its access to whatever suits you. I have some crappy home automation stuff I restrict and only allow my devices to communicate with them, no outside access allowed.
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If you’re concerned just stick in on a VLAN and restrict its access to whatever suits you. I have some crappy home automation stuff I restrict and only allow my devices to communicate with them, not outside access allowed.
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Consumer reports is ok but I’ve found it’s better for the I’m lookin for “any” car in x segment type person. If you research your purchases deeper than the average person it’s not worth it IMHO. I agree for average buyers it’s better than a
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Why would their investors allow anything else? I’m sure they see it as a huge loss like intel and mobile.
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How much does $17k cost for a celebrity or wealthy person compared to someone making $75k-$100k? It would be interesting to see comparisons with an average celebrity or multi-millionaire, but it seems hard to define without getting into cra
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I have a UDM SE with 1.2ish gigabit connection through Xfinity and I’ve never had to restart or unplug ports.
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Same here Unifi isn’t perfect but I still prefer the single pane of glass view with Unifi and Protect. My biggest gripes are silly defaults they cause massive issues with 2.4g devices and subpar outdoor cameras and doorbells that fail after
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Someone I know worked at Lockheed and had every other Friday off and worked 9-5. Not quite a 4 day work week because half the smallish team needed to be on call Fridays.
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Encryption still won’t stop it. You will need many blinders to get a fix on enough satellites.
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Even with a key you can drown out the signal by blasting enough RF waves at the receiver or area. I’ve heard a Growler pilot describe what they do as shining a spot light in your face to blind you.
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If you have to badge in it’s tracked somewhere. If they generate reports or even access the data is another story. The buildings access control system knows what badge ids opened the door or gate.
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> Specifically, time in this zone is referred to as Pacific Standard Time (PST) when standard time is being observed (early November to mid-March), and Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) when daylight saving time (mid-March to early November) i
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What drama about EVs? The last I recall is the whole we didn’t put immobilizers on our cars and they are incredibly easy to steal. Or the guy I saw who went over 500k miles on his Kia…with something like 7 engines and 3 transmissions replac
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