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yakak
4y ago
Waste to energy is something that can easily be implemented worldwide because the resulting infrastructure has income to pay for itself. There are world wide infrastructure programs that build less useful things. It's much harder to ge
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yakak
4y ago
At company B, I think you really had to prioratize the right things to do and then the sub-option of how to not hold up other members (I.e. reverse engineer setup and document it) and start down that path.. Almost certainly they would have
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yakak
4y ago
I was pretty disappointed with Netflix after they canceled the star system. Before they cancelled it they could fit my likes to other people with similar likes, after they cancelled it they could insist their own content was good enough for
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yakak
4y ago
If a reasonable person can't figure out what has happened in a job contract they can treat the other side as at fault and any competent court sides with them. Was this incorrect notification process or a lock out? Both are at odds with
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yakak
4y ago
The US is still entirely driven by its own consumers and the way its behavior reflects off the international economy, driving all that voodoo noise, but the UK? I think they should kill zombie businesses quicker (yay, interest rates!) and t
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yakak
4y ago
Asking people if they want to opt out of all gifts could also backfire as a perceived loss. I.e. gift quality is higher than they expected, or perceived costs of this perk for others seem to be getting out of hand to them, while they feel c
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4y ago
I don't think jobs can really match tests that show your raw/diverse technical talent that can take on 5 niche experts with limited interviewing skills. Really, any well paying commercial job has to have a lot of filler because th
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4y ago
ECT works on many treatments per patient where the active ingredient may be the same as sleep deprivation: "Another proposed mechanism of action is that the seizures induced by ECT cause a profound change in sleep architecture (a rever
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yakak
4y ago
What kind of equipment outlay was necessary if you don't mind my asking? I.e. the splicer the OP bought seems a bit expensive and impractical to own compared to an ethernet crimper, etc.
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yakak
4y ago
Sleep deprivation
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yakak
4y ago
A lot of the mikrotiks around ~20w are actually not providing as many >1gb ports as the used equipment or mikrotiks that also use around 40-50w, so if you actually need many fast ports the older equipment might be a better deal.
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yakak
4y ago
Used commercial equipment is an interesting option that didn't occur to me when looking for a sfp+/sfp28 solution at home. Even with a fanless option like the 7150 (or a similar mikrotik, some of which are cheap enough new) I stil
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yakak
4y ago
The more domestic profit there is on oil the more impossible it will be to stop before all the profit opportunity is gone.
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I think Blockbuster was an anti-brand at that point because of choices they made to navigate having national brick and mortar shops, making an unknown startup more trust worthy. I'd used them begrudgingly in places that had no independ
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4y ago
When I and many people I know wanted to live this way or other simple ways we ended up with mandatory 3 bedroom apartments and the decision of whether to navigate roommates or leave a lot of space vacant to get a single accommodation. Those
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yakak
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The EU is toasty and sitting on near 100% storage while building out more capacity for shipped gas.. The trouble with panic based political states is that their panic is infectious. A system that can't even plan what it wants in 2 year
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yakak
4y ago
A shed with a compost toilet is immune to pretty much all of this and low risk if you are wrong on something. The problem is of course the Nimbys in houses that exhibit all the problems you described.
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4y ago
Genes that already provide a protective function alone but cause problems in combinations like 2 copies or with other similarly protective genes are naturally going to stay around but not become prevalent. A serious event or events creates
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yakak
4y ago
> In subsequent bubonic plague outbreaks over the next 400 years, mortality rates decreased. This could have been the result of changing cultural practices, pathogen evolution, or human genetic resistance. Multiple rounds.
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yakak
4y ago
I think they hired and fired him for being the head of a private industry organization that seemed similar? Would a German head of the Fido Alliance have been the head of a German-enough organization and would they have later been fired for
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The US leaking capability to SA is like China leaking capability to NK. When SA runs fully amok the US will be worse off than if it were just in conflict with a single opponent because alliances with garbage bring you into a 2 against 200 p
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For a similar moto one I saw two problems trying to use microg/lineageos: 1. Bluetooth headset audio had some kind of bug. Something like this is a deal breaker or something you would never notice depending on what you do on the phone
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There were rises in mRNA vaccination continuously for decades? Here is an alternative theory for these 2015 analysis results: > As of 2014, sales of Pop-Tarts had increased for 32 straight years.
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You only need 15.6% of a market to claim there are no standards?
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Every site is supposed to be keeping its randomly generated data to give back to you as an input to proving you have the device, but no one wants to give the relying parties open source "enterprise authentication" for free like in
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yakak
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I think Raspberry Pi and everyone else more than caught up with Pine64 on hardware logistics problems.
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Seems like the same problem as Facebook for work.. If you are an EU regulator weighing any right to privacy (or to reject any ToS) as someone with limited control, like a worker, then the contents of a ToS from Meta is irrelevant because an
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Their keyboards also support BLE with the actual host. Using their dongle has the advantage of working as well as a wired device on a system that isn't yet booted as you are paired to the dongle not the host, and the dongle then acts a
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yakak
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Tivoization features have to prevent you from running other code. Anyone relying on preventing the reading of source to avoid modifications is living on the knife's edge with regulators.
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Your analysis seems to fit the old saying that the rich can only be eccentric. More accurately, I would say few other than the rich can be worthy of the wasted time on analysis (beyond the simple categories). Since I believe that even the &
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