korhojoa

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by korhojoa 6mo ago
I'm curious about the usability of the clothing. Who wants to wear clothes that actively cool you when you're in a cold environment, or heat you when you're in a hot environment?
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by korhojoa 7mo ago
I came across a "special character" requirement while creating an account. The client validation was not the same as the server validation. The client proceeded as if my account was created, but it never was. The client functioned
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by korhojoa 7mo ago
It's one week of lunch. Not too bad.
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by korhojoa 7mo ago
I don't see why a slider couldn't work with "Auto". Setting the temperature where one end is minimum, the other is maximum, and between them you have a choice of degrees. Activated vents would probably be better kept as
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by korhojoa 8mo ago
Confident talk, but that's not at all the reality that I'm seeing. Public transport is almost completely electric powered where I live (ferries still haven't changed to electric, but it's coming.) Trucking is electrified
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by korhojoa 8mo ago
That is some whataboutism. You do realize that net zero homes are buildable? Even in surprisingly challenging climates. There are so many ways to make better use of the energy we have available than to waste a bunch of it to pollute the air
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by korhojoa 9mo ago
I understand that this is not a common case, but 7680x2160@240 (not to mention using hdr and to be fair, DP 2.1 also requires DSC then). You can use this to check: https://trychen.com/feature/video-bandwidth
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by korhojoa 9mo ago
It works fine with intel and amd igpu's. They won't run many games at the native resolution though. Doesn't really matter to me, as the igpu's are in work laptops for me, so 60hz or better passes for "adequate"
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by korhojoa 10mo ago
As the author mentions doing it, a note regarding retrobright: it seems to cause faster yellowing than not using it. https://youtu.be/_n_WpjseCXA Maybe just let your items show their age.
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by korhojoa 10mo ago
Back when Windows 2000 was the new thing, I used to put "Program Files" on another disk with this. Starting programs became faster too, as things loaded both from the OS drive and the drive where the programs were installed.
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by korhojoa 11mo ago
I don't know what the deal is about people saying heat pumps are expensive. They used to be a little pricier than AC units, but it's just a 4-way valve in addition to one. I just looked it up, and I can buy a heat pump for 200-400
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by korhojoa 11mo ago
This was cool but the software support from intel was terrible.
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by korhojoa 1y ago
I like this version. https://youtu.be/WPUYjDNks9Y It's impressive what can be done if a lot of effort is put in.
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by korhojoa 1y ago
Should be, yes. As long as instant transfers are enabled (which, reading this thread seems to not be as common as I thought). I don't have a complete solution but this is all public information. Barcode to read with your bank app (guid
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by korhojoa 1y ago
Based on the replies I've been seeing in this post, I'm starting to think that my banks (or I've somehow lucked out) have been very proactive in providing users with desirable features. Instant transfers have been the default
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by korhojoa 1y ago
I'm trying to think of any bank that I've used that would not have "address book"-like functionality, and I can't think of one. All of them have this, and have had the feature for as long as I've used their onl
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by korhojoa 2y ago
It still runs on modern hardware. It'll depend on a few things if it works or not. Usual case is that CSM/bios boot support is missing.
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Maybe this is a "including everything" proce, i.e. transmission, connection fees, etc. I currently pay a flat ~8c/kWh. I could save by using spot price electricity but as I don't use much, this keeps the monthly cost pre
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by korhojoa 2y ago
You can move more power per conductor with three conductors than with two. As a sidenote, my apartment has a 3x63A main fuse. Three-phase is everywhere here. Really convenient for ev charging too.
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by korhojoa 2y ago
10 = 4P 6E 12 = 8P 4E 14 doesn't seem to be listed at the moment
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by korhojoa 2y ago
I thought that this was really impressive https://youtu.be/WPUYjDNks9Y
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Seems like a rage bait post but: how do you update the firmware without an apple device?
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Location specific issue. Higher voltage resolves this and a regular household socket will power this just fine. Then again, if you're spending that much money to get the job done, new wiring is probably one of the cheaper parts of the
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by korhojoa 2y ago
I mean, it is kind of nice to notice that something isn't going to work because you have the linters and tests. When your developer count goes up, chances that erroneous behavior is included also goes up. I've created proof-of-con
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by korhojoa 2y ago
That, as a person from a nordic country, sounds like a very American take. At least over here, the point is to make the people be in a state where criminal behavior isn't desirable. Coming out of a sentence with debt (unrelated to the
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Consumer motherboards haven't had gpus for a while now (IPMI usually comes with one, so servers do), they're built in to the CPU (if they are, not all cpus have them). These can't usually be easily allocated to a vm.
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Why do you cheat? Genuinely asking, as I've stopped playing EFT due to rampant cheating.
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Now if the same could be done for bad LED lighting. I hate being somewhere where the whole room is strobing at 100 hz.
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by korhojoa 2y ago
LLM's can be good at guessing the code you want, but I've seen them guess the comment or documentation correctly, then the implementation is the opposite of what you asked. It also generated tests which were for the incorrect case
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by korhojoa 2y ago
Now if then the commands run via some kind of privilege elevation mechanism would require pledges to be used, that would be awesome: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38037075 "This needs root", okay. But you o

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