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by zw123456 7y ago
Management Ass Covering is the most accurate name.
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by zw123456 7y ago
Sounds like we are bringing back the control plane. What is old is new again :)
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by zw123456 7y ago
It is a great system, but our founding fathers encouraged us to continually tinker with it :) It is never perfect. Remember, they were rebels !
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by zw123456 7y ago
Ya but I feel that California, Oregon and Washington are bound but many unique and common cultural ideals. Tech, ecology, etc. I live in Seattle and there is a lot of fun rivalry but if I didn't live here it would be Bay area, Portlan
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by zw123456 7y ago
http://nationofpacifica.com/
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by zw123456 7y ago
http://nationofpacifica.com/
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by zw123456 7y ago
I was thinking that if you could shrink them down a bit further it would be a great back up generator for cell sites or hub sites. But then, that would really make the 5G conspiracy theorists heads explode.
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Prescient Pandemic PSA Comic – Published in 2008(thestranger.com)
2 points by zw123456 7y ago|0 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
Why stick with it? My view is that the main purpose of side projects (for me anyhow) is to learn and improve my skills and to open up to new ways of approaching things. But even if your goal is to work it into a side business, I still woul
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by zw123456 7y ago
A fun thought experiment is what if you could go back in time to year nnnn, pick a time, and you could only take with you 1 lb of material, or X kg, name some reasonable amount you can carry by hand. What would you take with you ? Fun game
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by zw123456 7y ago
um... cuz they get paid per call. So, just like ISP guys or Google or anyone else who is happy to irritate the fuck out of you for $.0001 per whatever useless crap that yields one in a million sales of some crap people don't need.
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by zw123456 7y ago
Probably Satoshi Nakamoto :)
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by zw123456 7y ago
I have built a couple different versions of a rotary dial cell phone over the years but the one that is the most popular that friends and family want is the one that does not have an actual phone in it but instead is a Bluetooth device that
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Things to Do at Home Instead of Banging Your Head Against a Wall(messynessychic.com)
1 points by zw123456 7y ago|0 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
There is also the concept of partial consumption. Often you might click on something you think might be interesting, peruse or preview it, then decide it wasn't as interesting as you thought and move on. Did you actually consume that c
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by zw123456 7y ago
It reminds me a bit of Godel's Incompleteness Theorems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gödel%27s_incompleteness_theor...
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by zw123456 7y ago
Are we sure that the economic damage of the shutdown of the world economy out weighs the heath risks of the virus. Are we in group think here? A major recession/depression means a lot of people go hungry, lose access to medical care et
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by zw123456 7y ago
Are we sure that the economic damage of the shutdown of the world economy out weighs the heath risks of the virus. Are we in group think here? A major recession/depression means a lot of people go hungry, lose access to medical care et
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by zw123456 7y ago
Are we sure that the economic damage of the shutdown of the world economy out weighs the heath risks of the virus. Are we in group think here? A major recession/depression means a lot of people go hungry, lose access to medical care et
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by zw123456 7y ago
Are we sure that the economic damage of the shutdown of the world economy out weighs the heath risks of the virus. Are we in group think here? A major recession/depression means a lot of people go hungry, lose access to medical care et
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by zw123456 7y ago
Are we sure that the economic damage of the shutdown of the world economy out weighs the heath risks of the virus. Are we in group think here? A major recession/depression means a lot of people go hungry, lose access to medical care et
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Ask HN: Which is more dangerous, shutting down the world economy or the virus?
4 points by zw123456 7y ago|1 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
I don't know if anyone is still following this post but does anyone know if there are studies around the cost in lives of the shutdown itself? I recall reading somewhere that every 1% of unemployment equaled some number of additional
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by zw123456 7y ago
I love these way out of the box thinking approached for super cars because that type of innovation can lead to break throughs "down the road" pun intended. Having said that, a configuration I have thought about is the idea of a hy
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by zw123456 7y ago
When I saw the headline the first thing I imagined was that the cockpit was completely sealed up and completely flat and the forward and rear view would be on a display so the driver would lay flat to reduce the drag. Sort of like the vario
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Developing a safe and open source DIY Covid-19 diagnosis test(app.jogl.io)
3 points by zw123456 7y ago|0 comments
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by zw123456 7y ago
It proves again that there is a Seinfeld episode for everything.
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by zw123456 7y ago
Sean's Bar, Ireland, 900. How many times has Danny Boy been sung in there ? Chuckle. Fun fun map. Thanks for the post.
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by zw123456 7y ago
Fiber can also have asymmetrical speeds (see GPON, NGPON2 etc.). The issue is not the media per se but the concept of shared media. Take any media, wireless, coax, fiber, even copper (ADSL) you have X amount of spectrum to work with so yo
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by zw123456 7y ago
This post reminded me of my Senior year of EE, we were supposed to do a senior project and I decided I wanted to make a custom IC to play music (our University has a chip fab facility). Keep in mind this was 1978 so the size of the chip was

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