wolf550e

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by wolf550e 2y ago
I don't know but I guess they don't intend to leak a lot from their own device/tank and once they have sold it to the pipeline they consider it "consumed". The idea is to capture the same amount of CO2 from the air
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by wolf550e 2y ago
I very much hope Casey Handmer's Terraform Industries succeeds. It's the best case plan I'm aware of for dealing with CO2. Put carbon capture, electrolyser and sabatier style reactor directly next to solar panels, produce Met
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Of course it will not maintain its shape, but the pieces that land will be large. It's made of 4mm thick steel sheets, and the FAA disagrees with you.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Starship is huge and heavy and made of steel, it will not burn up on reentry, if it falls on a populated area it will kill people. They will not be allowed orbital trajectories until they demonstrate they can control the deorbit burn.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
SpaceX stopped streaking on YouTube and now only stream on Twitter. Twitter is not a good video streaming platform. I prefer watching Everyday Astronaut's stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixZpBOxMopc
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Looks like google won't: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.google.co...
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by wolf550e 3y ago
It's older than that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-licking_ice_cream_cone
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by wolf550e 3y ago
The national / federal government is able to send agents and enforce its will on states / provinces. Israel was not able to send anyone into Gaza. It would be a "breakaway province" situation, except that: a. Israel inte
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Your point C is bad. Israel has a border with Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Israel tries to control its side of those borders. But Israel doesn't try to control whether those countries have sea and air ports. Israel very much tried
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by wolf550e 3y ago
To me "occupied" means there is control enforced by troops on the ground. Israel didn't have any control of what went on inside Gaza. Gaza was blockaded. Israel tried to control who and what goes in and out of Gaza (to try to
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by wolf550e 3y ago
BLAKE3 is faster than hardware accelerated SHA-2 because the tree mode used in BLAKE3 allows hashing parts of a single message in parallel (with SHA-2, parts of a single message have to be hashed one after another, and parallelism is only u
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Imagine a torrent client (or http client downloading a file in parallel using HTTP range requests). It creates an empty file and then it has downloaded a 1MB of data to write at offset 100GB and wants to write it to disk. It does not want t
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by wolf550e 3y ago
People shit talk NIF because it's a very expensive machine to calibrate the Fortran code used to test hydrogen bombs without detonating them, in no way meant to advance fusion for power generation, that gets accolades for doing somethi
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by wolf550e 3y ago
The US military and the US as a large market you want to trade with make it legal.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
s390 and z/Arch are the same thing, at least as long as both 80386 and Core i9-14900K are both "x86".
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by wolf550e 3y ago
It is idiosyncratic but it's not a bad recommendation, right? AES+HMAC-SHA2 would be AES-CTR and you would need to handle the nonce yourself, and that's not great. XChaCha is extended nonce, which should be safer. But there is no
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by wolf550e 3y ago
New post "So how does speakersafetyd work?" https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/111398084943456556
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by wolf550e 3y ago
@marcan wrote a lot about the DSP work and why it's important / what it does. He also wrote about bugs across the linux audio stack. https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/111379933565349212 https:/&#
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Yes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apollo_astronauts#Apol...
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by wolf550e 3y ago
To IBM, and it wasn't fraud (AFAIK).
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by wolf550e 3y ago
He has another channel? Can you link? I found nothing: https://primitivetechnology.wordpress.com/about/ https://www.patreon.com/user/about?u=2945881
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Don't forget to turn on subtitles/closed captions! I don't know why this particular video was submitted, the idea did not pan out.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
I want a review of this by mjg59.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
The inventor of the PICA heatshield does not think it was a very possible technology [1]. As evidence, nobody since has tried to revive it. 1 - https://youtu.be/g3gzwMJWa5w?t=460
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Very much yes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%A1rm%C3%A1n_line
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by wolf550e 3y ago
SSTO is unlikely to happen, because every SSTO design becomes better when you modify it to be TSTO. See this video explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk16En1qqEY
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Is this another one of the endless bugs caused by Microsoft choosing a different ABI for amd64/x86-64/x64 than the unix ABI for amd64/x86-64/x64?
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by wolf550e 3y ago
(I'm not OP) 1. There is no license, so it's proprietary code. 2. It's a student project, you shouldn't use it for anything.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
Bibi tried to be friends with Putin and avoided sending weapons to Ukraine, while Russian PMCs Wagner and Redut trained Hamas. Hopefully Israel will be rethinking both the relationship with Russia and the relationship with Bibi.
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by wolf550e 3y ago
There is a patent, the formula is not secret. Someone needs to pay for the work to get it approved by the FDA.

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