kanisae

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by kanisae 10mo ago
They still recover the fairings. They gave up on trying to catch them out of the air and now just let them land in the water and pick them up.
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by kanisae 1y ago
Fission is the way to go for this for its general simplicity of design and it can self start by manually moving control rods. I never see anyone talking about they are going to restart a fusion reactor if it ever goes offline for any reason
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by kanisae 1y ago
Yeah residential is capped at 20kw of production for net-metering. I have array rated at 14.5kw and it tracks that at peak pretty well. I hope to add more panels, but they will not be part of my net-metering and be there to charge the futur
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by kanisae 1y ago
I am on svec.coop, and have been much happier with them than I was on Dominion.
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by kanisae 1y ago
Glad I am not a Dominion customer anymore. I will happily stick with my coop and pay $0.12/kwh and keep my 1:1 metering.
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by kanisae 2y ago
I normally only commit to "We will give an update in X (minutes/hours) to make sure we understand the problem first. Then start giving estimated timelines in ranges with specific call outs for updates and possible changes to the t
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by kanisae 2y ago
I use an Ambient Weather WS-2902 WiFi Smart Weather Station, easy to setup and integrate with wunderground/accuweather etc, plus simple to use with HomeAssistant in a purely local configuration.
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by kanisae 3y ago
I have an Intel Macbook 2019 for work. I've tried a couple different kvm solutions but they all had issues, always on the Mac side. The best I got was <1 sec switching from Mac to Linux and 10-15 seconds switching from Linux to Mac
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by kanisae 3y ago
Looking at it over the long term, it's something we will need to do regardless of co2 emissions as the sun heats up over it's lifespan. The more interesting part of it is that I've you do Earth you have the tech and infrastru
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by kanisae 3y ago
My particular "killer app" for dnsdist right now is at my house I have 2 machines running dnsdist, set to forward to my pihole by default with health checks. If the health checks fail, the dnsdist daemons failover to google/c
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by kanisae 3y ago
I've been a fan of the powerdns project for many years. I have used it for authoritative, recursive and load balancing projects with great success. These days I use their dnsdist project to have fine grained control of DNS at my house
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by kanisae 4y ago
I owned MMS platform for a carrier back in the day. Everything about it was janky. "Hey let's emulate SMTP commands but over HTTP and then try to track all the different models of phones to transcribe images so they can kinda sort
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by kanisae 4y ago
* Davmail - https://davmail.sourceforge.net/ * Mbsync (part of the isync utilities) - https://isync.sourceforge.io/ Use Davmail to create a standard IMAP interface to O365, then use mbsync to poll your ema
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by kanisae 4y ago
I use aerc with o365 via davmail and mbsync. Using imap directly was to slow, but pulling mail to a maildir works well. Davmail handles all the o365 interaction and supports mfa directly.
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by kanisae 4y ago
How CDMA, eHRPD and LTE backend systems design and deployment. My other odd ball skill is knowing old PBX/Key based phone systems.
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by kanisae 4y ago
I use Davmail to talk to O365 and present standard interfaces like imap/caldav/smtp/etc and then use vdirsyncer to pull down my work calender to use with khal. It works pretty good for me, especially now that Davmail does MFA
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by kanisae 5y ago
You are thinking of Tau Zero by Poul Anderson. It's well worth reading even though the cosmology is dated.
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by kanisae 5y ago
In the past I worked at a mid level 4G provider in the US who had to deal with the larger providers on a regular basis. I was always astounded at how little they knew about their own networks. Regarding the articles statement of providers w