woleium

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by woleium 3y ago
Do you think it would be useful to explain how to macroexpand whenever you do it so the folks you are responding to can learn and do it themselves next time? (myself included)
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by woleium 3y ago
but only in situations where there is insufficient water. otherwise the numbers dont add up
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by woleium 3y ago
it’s definitely got first draft vibes, but there is a great story in there.
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by woleium 3y ago
it would, but it would also make networking a thing that electricians had to do, so is unlikely to happen anytime soon
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by woleium 3y ago
likely because the bom for putting wifi on a board is $0.02 and the bom for powerline networking is probably around $8, also (not that it matters in this application, but) wifi is probably faster if its reliability in a dense (apartment com
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by woleium 3y ago
yes, they are not particularly rare on the planet, the rare means theres not much in the average bucket of earth.
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by woleium 3y ago
redhat was okay for a bit, but now its being enshittened
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by woleium 3y ago
Apple boxes from the supermarket work well too
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by woleium 3y ago
there is an assumption that you will be deorbiting a similar mass on the return, which would mostly address the balance (with the exception of energy lost to atmospheric drag)
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by woleium 3y ago
it was designed this way, so you can run your rj11 cat3 phone system over your in wall rj45 cat5e cabling
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by woleium 3y ago
only useful if compared to e.g. a visa transaction though, right? we gotta have a payment system of some kind
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by woleium 3y ago
to the fusebox with a multimeter batman!
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by woleium 3y ago
heh, because dogs don’t sweat (except through their paws, iirc)
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by woleium 3y ago
No such study _yet_. I imagine it may be difficult to find funding and or an interested student for such research?
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by woleium 3y ago
its called vmotion iirc, and it costs more money than we had when i looked at it
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by woleium 3y ago
i did this last week. google takeout provided 40 or so zip files that are easily decompressed with a find -exec for the existing photos Im now using synology photos to backup new photos to my nas as i take them
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by woleium 3y ago
I doubt it. Go read about the seed bank in Leningrad during the siege. https://www.sciencehistory.org/stories/magazine/the-tragedy-...
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by woleium 3y ago
I tried the same thing, but ended up using icmp as the performance was better. Looks like there are several implementations: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICMP_tunnel
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by woleium 3y ago
The dude is not old enough to drink yet, i think we can forgive his naming scheme, lol.
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by woleium 3y ago
Brexit should have gone the other way anyway, a constitutional change like that should require a 70% majority. But the EU was coming after the tax safe havens like the british virgin islands and the rich do so like their money…
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by woleium 3y ago
and each subsequent owner stripmines the company for the IP (patents) they desire.
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by woleium 3y ago
that’s fine! There are also plenty of charities that would benefit from your help. I used to volunteer to do IT work for the red cross.
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by woleium 3y ago
I've read a couple of place that he had $$$MM raised, that usually doesn’t happen over a weekend.
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by woleium 3y ago
pick an outcome you wish to achieve, break it down into subtasks, then work on them one by one. After completing each subtask, review and re-prioritize the task list As you go along, more tasks will come up that need to be added to the list
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by woleium 3y ago
Games are unique that folks seem to want to purchase on release. I have friends who will wait for the 3rd point release (or service pack/ whatever) of windows to upgrade, but will buy a game as soon as it’s available and complain bitte
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by woleium 3y ago
I expect the existing laws will be extended. I had a colleague tell me about looking into how much Morgan freeman wanted for a 15s commercial ($$$$$$). The alternative he used was a “sound alike” voice actor, for which Morgan Freeman receiv
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by woleium 3y ago
Windows packages usually also require strange and disparate updates to the registry database.
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by woleium 3y ago
Will it though? Maybe you should test it.
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by woleium 3y ago
There was an experiment done where they stood outside of a supermarket and asked people if they would buy dolphin friendly tuna only. The vast majority said yes. Then they compared that to actual sales and discovered that people basically v
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by woleium 3y ago
also because a telephone needs to listen to you in order to work as a telephone?

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