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by gnu8 4y ago
That really is awesome. How big is a smallholding? I have several acres of trees in the states and there is almost nothing interesting out there. Some trash from hikers is the most I ever see.
122.
by gnu8 4y ago
I am super interested in this, is there a grid tie solar box out there that supports heterogenous battery chemistry like you are describing?
123.
by gnu8 4y ago
Why wouldn't they pull that as soon as a startup customer becomes successful?
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How the Offspring’s Lead Singer Went from Punk to PhD(vice.com)
19 points by gnu8 4y ago|15 comments
125.
by gnu8 4y ago
Which insurers are writing policies to protect Coinbase deposits?
126.
by gnu8 4y ago
Just guessing, probably not enough customers want it to justify spending time on supporting it.
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by gnu8 4y ago
I see this as Google ratfucking Firefox. It doesn’t matter if this is really a deliberate attack or merely poor filtering. These companies need to be held to account for automated actions taken by their algorithms just as surely as if the C
128.
by gnu8 4y ago
The cost and bureaucracy required to get one working will probably kill this idea. Those machines require consumables to run the tests, as well as for calibration and QA. The vendor might be willing to sell you the supplies and send a techn
129.
by gnu8 4y ago
The government probably needs to build a whole new pay schedule for tech workers because they just don’t fit into the General Schedule. This would require an act of congress and I think they are going to have a hard time making the decision
130.
by gnu8 4y ago
It is likely that the other charges are dropped in exchange for the guilty plea.
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by gnu8 4y ago
I don’t think Solaris gets much attention from either the blue or red side these days. Patched or not, I would keep a Solaris machine segmented off with my other retro crap and not use it for anything public-facing where it might be exposed
132.
by gnu8 4y ago
Not high enough, it should be greater than 100% to penalize the employer more.
133.
by gnu8 4y ago
Outside of this announcement, I think all of the releases are available to download for noncommercial evaluation and development.
134.
by gnu8 4y ago
This sounds like a worthy experiment. Why don't we already have a mouse artificial gravity habitat on the ISS?
135.
by gnu8 4y ago
I’m afraid to ask, but how does emacs do it?
136.
by gnu8 4y ago
I don't get why Microsoft is even working on this. They don't have a web browser.
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by gnu8 5y ago
I look forward to reading about your experience with it!
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by gnu8 5y ago
The USMC works hard on cross-training to reduce costs, meaning that they can go out and complete short term objectives using fewer guys than other groups might need.
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by gnu8 5y ago
In this case the operator needs access to all of the controls all the time. I'm imagining a harried technician trying to keep #3 from melting down and being confounded by a touch screen that just says "Split atoms? Y/N".
140.
by gnu8 5y ago
Besides all of the software listed, that machine would also be a prime A/UX rig with that amount of RAM installed
141.
by gnu8 5y ago
Was that package really intended to be a security feature? To me that seems like a low effort way of landing a contract with an over-specific requirement. But security practices used to be way different so that explanation is also plausible
142.
by gnu8 5y ago
What technology are we missing to be able to ship heat from warm houses to cool houses?
143.
by gnu8 5y ago
Cringe is a verb, not an adjective.
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by gnu8 5y ago
> maxing out dev machines This is how we get software catastrophes like Teams. There is no earthly reason for it to suffer from the bugs and performance issues that it does and I have to believe the developers responsible for it are comp
145.
by gnu8 5y ago
If you can get three in a row you can have a place to sleep for $1200/mo.
146.
by gnu8 5y ago
If you have to twist people’s arms to get them to use something it means they don’t fucking want it. I am surprised that Microsoft hasn’t stooped down to sending out junk mail on paper begging people to use Edge.
147.
by gnu8 5y ago
Microsoft’s track record permanently disqualifies them from providing a web browser.
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by gnu8 5y ago
> willingness to grind through problems is also probably lower Maybe I misunderstand what you’re saying here but I don’t think this is fair. An older worker should know to put the problem down at 5 PM and walk away from it, but that does
149.
by gnu8 5y ago
What are your expenses to run that? The blockchain must be gigantic by now.
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by gnu8 5y ago
We should just euthanize everyone and blow up the planet if the only worthwhile reason for doing anything is for VCs to extract profit from it. People who think accumulating more wealth than they need at the expense of people who are starvi

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