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by zrail 4y ago
I'm sure it's been explored before, but that's not how it works. If China started dumping their Treasuries lead to significant domestic inflation, which they definitely don't want. Also, minor point, Japan holds more Tre
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by zrail 4y ago
Yep, and I also have regularly scheduled real PTO. Every third Wednesday is a PTO day where I do personal projects or just watch TV or read a book. My company has unlimited PTO and I have no compunctions about using that to my advantage.
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by zrail 4y ago
Geothermal is kind of amazing. We have a geothermal system that can get to 5.1 COP. We used 650 kWh for heat in December, which translates to 22 therms. The average household in my area uses roughly 110 therms per month for winter space hea
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by zrail 4y ago
You need more fiber in your diet if you're dumping toilet cloggers every day, my guy.
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by zrail 4y ago
By default Podman doesn't have a daemon running as root, although you can opt into it. Podman instead really encourages setting up systemd units to keep your images running.
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by zrail 4y ago
I set up a private mirror of everything I use from docker hub because I came home from vacation one day recently to discover that my home IP had been throttled for days. Now I have a small GitHub Action project that mirrors from hub.docker.
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by zrail 4y ago
Cite?
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by zrail 4y ago
You are precisely correct, and that's why it's always been raised. Congress (mostly, but not exclusively, the Republican Party) just uses it as a cudgel to extract budget concessions from the other party in the next budget.
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by zrail 4y ago
The article goes on to note that when FDIC wound up Wachovia in 2008 there were $130Bil in uninsured deposits and all of them were made whole.
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by zrail 4y ago
> in 55 failures since IndyMac of banks with total deposits over $1 billion, uninsured deposits were fully protected against any loss. The largest failure, Colonial Bank, had $20 billion of deposits, including an estimated $4.4 billion o
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by zrail 4y ago
It's exceedingly unlikely to be anything less than 99. The FDIC wants to reassure everyone so there aren't more runs. Do you really think they're going to let the eventual purchaser not make everyone whole?
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by zrail 4y ago
I ended up making a dedicated 2.4GHz-only SSID for my wifi cameras, which seems to have helped. I think forcing them to 2.4GHz, at least for my house RF situation, was the thing that helped the most.
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by zrail 4y ago
I have a smallish Protect system (UNVR, four G4 Pros, one doorbell, two G3 Instants). The positives are that it pretty much just works. The mobile app is excellent, the web app on the UNVR is fine, and it has full spousal approval factor. I
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by zrail 4y ago
This has not been my experience with mostly G4 pro hardwired PoE cameras. I have their G4 doorbell and did have similar problems until I upgraded its transformer and pointed an access point directly at it. Been smooth sailing ever since.
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by zrail 4y ago
I just tried it, it still works.
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by zrail 4y ago
Yes, that is exactly what happened.
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by zrail 4y ago
A rural ISP might not even have the possibility of redundancy. There might be just one backbone fiber within reasonable distance. For example, there's a local rural fiber ISP near me that had to invest quite a lot into digging a fiber
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by zrail 4y ago
Cacheing at the edge might help in certain situations but a global reservation and check-in system seems like the kind of thing that needs to be centralized. I think a more workable solution would have been to treat transit for this data ce
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by zrail 4y ago
IMO the biggest reason why you'd run OpenWRT rather than anything else is the hardware support. OpenWRT has very broad hardware support for a huge number of commercial devices. VyOS and (pf|opn)sense basically only run on x86_64.
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by zrail 4y ago
That sounds like a really nice, simple setup. I have an unfortunate mix of gear from different vendors, but my setup is broadly similar. VyOS on an old SFF box, PoE whenever possible, etc. My physical topology means I need more layers of sw
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by zrail 4y ago
Get a 19" keystone panel and then you can do whatever you want. There are keystones available for Ethernet, coax, rj11 POTS, hdmi, fiber, basically anything.
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by zrail 4y ago
Publicly traded stock gets deposited in your brokerage account because your employer is publicly traded. Private companies offering double trigger RSUs that don't turn into shares or cash until a liquidity event (I.e. an IPO). At that
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by zrail 4y ago
Kind of a fraught comparison. SpaceX intentionally learned by blowing rockets up, figuring out what went wrong, fixing, and trying again. The same learning process applied to nuclear reactors is problematic at best.
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by zrail 4y ago
As I understand it there's a hotline and periodic teleconferences and webinars today that for sure everyone at the airlines is participating it.
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by zrail 4y ago
As of 06:24 US Eastern the appears to no longer be true. There is a NOTAM outage but no full ground stop is mentioned, just a few specific due to weather. Edit: obviously a developing situation, see responses to this comment for current adv
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by zrail 4y ago
Yeah, I think this is one of the very few places where splitting out something as a microservice makes sense. For example, you (mostly) never want to open/process/examine/glance at user-provided PDFs on a box with any sort of
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by zrail 4y ago
When they were babies both of my kids happily chewed on lightning cables that were plugged into a charger. They're both still here but all of those cables stopped working shortly thereafter.
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by zrail 4y ago
Yawn. Wake me up when there's a human population study.
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by zrail 4y ago
They're not replicas, they're different resolutions.
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by zrail 4y ago
I don't know what you mean by "regularly". The article states that the last time this happened was 2014, nine years ago.

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