keyworkorange

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   by keyworkorange 1y ago

   Seriously! Same! Relieved to know I'm not alone in having this quirk.
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   by keyworkorange 1y ago

   This reminded me of a few subplots in Murderbot- (Do yourself a favor and check it out if you haven't, it's a fun, quick read) But seriously, one would assume there's a reward system of some sort at play, otherwise why do any
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   by keyworkorange 2y ago

   Maybe you're thinking of subnet relays? https://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets
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   by keyworkorange 2y ago

   I envision a bunch of those car carousels with charging plugs! https://www.siemens.com/global/en/company/stories/research-t... https://www.parkmatic.com/automated/carousel/
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   by keyworkorange 2y ago

   Always looking to conserve cloud spend, I'll give this a shot. Heads up- there's an error on your landing page's Calendly link. "This Calendly URL is not valid."
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   by keyworkorange 3y ago

   My understanding is that these electronics need to be radiation hardened (eg; RADHARD) to prevent them from misbehaving in ways far worse than the Belgian bit flipping incident ( https://radiolab.org/podcast/bit-flip ).
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   by keyworkorange 3y ago

   I wonder if we couldn't "harpoon" debris with lower cost tethers like the ones tested on TEPCE, but optimized for drag rather than power generation? [PDF Warning] https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/AD116
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   by keyworkorange 3y ago

   I could use one!
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   by keyworkorange 3y ago

   Dang, bummer. Those went fast! Thanks for posting though xenospn