MoosePirate

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by MoosePirate 3y ago
> In the event of a power outage, one provider could only give us 30 seconds of emergency power—versus five minutes with a standard UPS setup—because they used an inertia wheel. If a generator fails to start in 30 seconds, that almost al
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by MoosePirate 4y ago
This is why the only real solution is to not have total local control of zoning. Given the choice, many will vote to restrict what other people around them can do with their property to benefit their own interests - financial, quality of li
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by MoosePirate 5y ago
Disincentivize the rent-seeking investors. Incentivize the investors creating and selling something of value.
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by MoosePirate 5y ago
Yes, this is what NIMBY means. "I am ok with more housing, just not by me." The specifics will vary in every case, but in every case it will be some argument on why THIS is not the right place to build more housing. For every poss
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by MoosePirate 6y ago
How about P(get covid, infect others, they die)? Does that factor in to your calculations?
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by MoosePirate 6y ago
Yes, the point is that Republicans violated the principles you are laying out here under the exact same situation. So violating this principle again in the exact same way would be the only non-hypocritical way to handle this situation.
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by MoosePirate 7y ago
IPMI is bad. No argument. Having the ability to remotely reboot servers is good, even in a “cattle” environment. Being able to pull temperature sensor data from servers is useful in a data center environment. Having an out of band console a
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by MoosePirate 7y ago
How are you rebooting your cattle though if not via the BMC?
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by MoosePirate 10y ago
But you could have two of them in the same area.
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by MoosePirate 10y ago
Zillow has a huge amount of data they publish at the Zip, City, County, State levels: http://www.zillow.com/research/data/
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by MoosePirate 12y ago
I have high hopes for this area. There are a huge amount of ad-hoc problems that are today solved most easily by throwing together an Excel file, even for a very competent programmer. There is currently no faster way to manipulate and do sm
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by MoosePirate 13y ago
Awesome product, I just bought it for my iPhone. Given that it's C# already, any plans for a windows version? I often do these types of calculations in excel at work, but this would be so handy.
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by MoosePirate 13y ago
Todoist ( http://todoist.com/ ) is flexible, and can do both of those. They've got native apps for ios and android, and good integration with gmail. It has good support for recurring dates, subtasks, and some other niceities, but is also go